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3SIL (WisdomTree Silver 3x Daily Leveraged) LongAsset: 3SIL (WisdomTree Silver 3x Daily Leveraged) Timeframe: 30-minute Heikin Ashi Bias: Bullish continuation from demand zone Entry Zone: Around 145.04 (Buy Limit) Stop Loss: 133.31 Take Profit: 180.58 RRR (Risk/Reward): ~3.03 Target Gain: +24.50% Potential Drawdown: -8.09% 🔍 Technical Breakdown Trend: Strong bullish trend with higher highs and higher lows. Zones: ✅ Demand Zone: 135–138 region tested successfully, confluence of EMAs and horizontal support. ❌ Supply Zone: 148–153 resistance near recent high. EMA Stack: Perfect bullish alignment (8/21/55 EMA) supporting the uptrend. 💼 Trade Management Max Risk: 1–3% capital. SL at 133.31. Management Tip: Move SL to BE at 1:1 RR (~153 zone). Scaling: Add on confirmed breakout above 153 with volume. Macro: If silver continues rallying on USD weakness or rate cut expectations, this should follow suit. "The trend is your friend, until the end when it bends." ⚠️ Disclaimer: Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Trade at your own risk. 🏷️ Tags #3SIL #SilverETF #LeverageTrade #DemandZone #BullishBreakout #ElliottWave #TrendTrading #RiskManagement #TradingViewIdea
LSE:3SILLong
by DubaiTradersHub
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Market Update - 2/16/2024• Mixed signals -> large caps seem like they are just starting a new uptrend while small caps are looking the worst in a while • Breakouts overall still don't seem to work, EPs are probably better and pullback buys, though I haven't seen much traction (nor do I have much experience in those tbh) • Given I'm in a large drawdown since December, I'm doing some research and realized a few things: • I'm not adjusting my risk $ and position sizing in bad market times • I don't take into consideration my streak of gains/losses to determine how aggressive I should be • I have FOMO and prefer to enter trades than miss out on them • However, the above is only true for new trades, because I do have a fear of re-entering trades where I got shaken out, which are many times massive winners. I already have a long list of these names where I got shaken out only to miss the biggest moves. Interestingly with some names I did it correclty like with NASDAQ:SOUN , by re-entering a little higher after getting shaken out. • It's probably because I'm rarely aware of what I'm buying and how the stock could benefit from the market environment and leading themes. • In general I fail to identify leading themes and sectors
EURONEXT:QQQ3
by BenedekBokor
End of Year Palladium Bull Run \o/From the current notation, I see this leveraged ETF on Palladium rising approximately 45% until the end of the year. The reasons are as follows: Fundamental Factors : With increasing sanctions on Russia, one of the main exporters of palladium, global supply may become constrained. Furthermore, inflationary pressures might drive commodity prices higher. Technical Indicators : The Palladium chart has recently formed a higher high, and a higher low appears to be developing. The price has crossed above the 200-day SMA, and now the 30-, 50-, and 200-day SMAs are bullishly aligned. Seasonality: The seasonal strength in OANDA:XPDUSD is expected to begin the week after next. So, we could get ready for rising prices in Palladium!
LSE:2PALLong
by p4917
Market Update - 9/1/2024• market continues to be in a bull market • good economic data and sticky inflation led to a selloff in TLT -> rate cuts might not be as soon or as aggressive. but good economic data is good for equities • lots of setups in healthcare and finance names • tech is still in correction and small caps are leading which is a good sign for me • still less than 50% invested, waiting for more follow through on my breakouts, which so far has been quite weak • other than a few good EPs and large breakouts, most setups don't follow through
EURONEXT:QQQ3
by BenedekBokor
VIX could explode anytimeCan you remember the Corona Crash? VIX spiked up to a reading of 80. and VIXL made a stunning 3500% profit!!! I think a similar event is about to happen over the next 6 month's. (most likely just around the corner) Right now we are in a Bear Market, and we haven't seen capitulation yet, which is quite normal in such a market. When this happens the VIX should spike up to 45-80 which would equqal with enourmous profits in VIXL (probably 5-30x) Right now VIXL is around a reading of 1. I just wanted to remind everyone of this oppertunity. Of course, long term you lose money with VIXL, but when you expect a VIX above 40 it can get very profitable short term. Just an idea from me, no investing advice. Cheers✌
VLong
by DominikS
VILX - VIX ETF 2.25 Volatility - Fibonacci Summer CorrectionI'm thinking to make a nice play on my upcoming correction belief. Only option I have with my broker is VILX, so started looking into it's history. Only makes big money with big crashes / corrections, and I think we have two on the way. Data was so small for the main chart, but looking at the RSI here, some very interested volatility wave patterns. I'm always interested to see if there is fib correlations in dates and movements, and this one took some old school math to show. Very interesting! Soon be time to make a play on this, wish me luck ;)
LSE:VILXShort
by TheDarkEconomist
Fun With Fibonacci - VILX Fund - Amplified VIX I'm 100% certain a big correction is coming (possibly barring any stimulus that may scupper this, likelihood is it could even be the cause!) start of Q2 2021. I want to make a Vix play on this and this is my only option with my broker so been taking a dive. Straight away, arcs of intent everywhere, clear ebb and flow patterns. Being a fib fan, especially in waves scenarios, I wanted to see if could find anything. Has to be said, this is not a science, on big charts small changes in chart points can lead to big number changes, but I found my rough measurements correlated very well to Fib numbers, and the one that didn't so much can be explained in a fib way (confirmation bias?). However what I loved was the adding up of the ratios and finding them to tally to sets of 3's. Other than the 1.62 which is clear fib ratio, I'm not so sure of the other ratios, although 1/2 .38 + .62 comes close to .78 so maybe it's just my numbers are slightly off. Anyway, gives a nice system to work to in order to guess the coming time span of future volatility lengths. However, I have guessed these at the end based not only on the underlying 3 number but also based on some S&P500 chart fib work I have done. This is on another account but I really must / will remake it here to be published, keep you eyes peeled!
LSE:VILX
by TheDarkEconomist