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USDSGD: Bearish Move To Continue Taking Price To Yearly LLDear Traders, The pattern on this pair is very clear and historically it repeats. Currently, the price has rejected at a critical level, suggesting further selling down towards the yearly low. Historically, this forex pair has followed a similar pattern. Given the ongoing price action, it’s likely the price will hit our target before the end of May. If you agree, like and comment below for more. The Setupsfx_ Team
Short
by Setupsfx_
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#061: USD/SGD SHORT Investing Opportunity In the currency market, there are times when the price doesn't move randomly, but follows a precise logic tied to liquidity and the strategies of large institutional traders. The idea behind this trade stems from this observation: often, before a significant downtrend, the market makes a final technical rally toward a distribution zone where banks and funds begin selling. In recent movements, the exchange rate has shown a recovery phase after a previous decline. This type of rebound is typical in downtrends: the price returns to areas where sell orders have previously been concentrated and where institutional traders tend to defend their positions. These areas are often called supply zones or distribution zones, because that's where selling pressure returns. In this context, using a sell limit order represents a strategic choice. Instead of chasing the price as it falls, the idea is to patiently wait for the market to return to a technically relevant zone. When the price reaches that area, the order is automatically executed, allowing you to sell at a more favorable level and with a more efficient risk-reward ratio. From a market structure perspective, the recent movement can be interpreted as a classic return to a liquidity zone. These areas often contain stop orders from retail traders and position-holdings from larger players. It's not uncommon to see the price briefly expand above the level before quickly reversing. This phenomenon, known as a "liquidity grab," is one of the most common mechanisms by which the market prepares for an impulsive move. The trade setup therefore follows a very clear logic: wait for the price to return to the sell zone and use that level to position itself in the direction of the prevailing trend. The goal is to intercept the continuation of the downtrend after the market has completed the retracement phase. Another important element of this strategy is risk management. The order is accompanied by an invalidation level positioned above the distribution zone. This allows you to define the maximum risk of the trade in advance and maintain operational discipline, a key aspect for those operating in the financial markets. Overall, this type of trade reflects a widespread approach among institutional traders: not chasing the price, but waiting for the market to return to levels where the probability of a reversal is higher. It's a strategy based on patience, reading the market structure, and understanding the liquidity dynamics driving price movements. In short, the idea is not to simply sell because the market has risen, but to exploit the retracement towards a key area to seek a more efficient entry point. If the bearish structure were to confirm itself, the market could resume its main direction after completing this recharge phase.
Short
by Andrea_Russo_SwipeUP
USDSGD SellUSDSGD has broken below its key support trendline, signaling a potential shift toward bearish momentum. This breakdown suggests that selling pressure is increasing, as price has moved beneath a structure that previously supported the pair. Following the breakout, price action appears to be retesting the former support area, which may now act as resistance. The formation of a bearish engulfing candle during this retest adds further weight to the downside scenario, indicating strong seller conviction and a possible rejection from higher levels. If price fails to reclaim the broken trendline, the technical setup favors a continuation to the downside. Overall, USDSGD shows bearish technical conditions, with a potential plunge expected as long as resistance holds and bearish price action persists.
Short
by FIP_Trading
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#054: USD/SGD Short Investment Opportunity The USD/SGD pair is currently going through a delicate transition phase after a volatile start to the week, a not uncommon behavior for Asian currencies as liquidity normalizes at the start of the session. After the weekly open, price action initially showed sharp and erratic movements, largely due to low liquidity, temporary spread widening, and technical rebalancing by market makers. As liquidity gradually returned, volatility began to decline, allowing the market to re-establish a more orderly structure. From a longer-term perspective, the recent retracement appears to be corrective rather than impulsive. The price remains confined within a well-defined consolidation zone, suggesting that the recent downside pressure does not exhibit the characteristics of sustained institutional selling. Specifically, attempted declines so far have failed to generate a continuation, while volatility has been gradually absorbed rather than amplified. This type of behavior is often associated with price acceptance rather than distribution. In similar historical contexts, the market has tended to stabilize before attempting a directional move aligned with broader structural dynamics. Another key element to consider is timing. Early-week price action, especially during the Asian session, often produces misleading signals. Professional flows typically emerge only after liquidity conditions normalize, when spreads tighten and execution becomes more efficient. The lack of aggressive follow-through during initial fluctuations reinforces the idea that the market is still in a preparatory phase. From a macro-technical perspective, the current environment suggests that bearish momentum is losing steam, while buyers appear increasingly selective and patient. This sets the stage for a potential structured reaction, provided the market continues to respect its consolidation limits and volatility remains contained.
Short
by Andrea_Russo_SwipeUP
#050: USD/SGD SHORT Investing Opportunity After an orderly rise, the exchange rate showed clear signs of slowing within an area already known from previous reactions. The upward movement gradually lost momentum, while the latest candles highlighted repeated rejections and an inability to progress beyond the supply zone. This type of behavior is typical of distribution phases, in which larger operators exploit residual liquidity to reduce long positions. The structure is not impulsive, but corrective. The price does not accelerate, but oscillates, marking increasingly less convincing highs. Volume does not accompany the rise, and momentum is deteriorating, suggesting that the main thrust is running out of steam. In this scenario, the market is not building a new uptrend, but rather preparing the ground for an opposite movement. Short trading is therefore not thought of as a bet against strength, but rather as a logical response to a loss of equilibrium. The trading idea is based on waiting for the price to complete its distribution process before returning to lower levels, where more structured demand has emerged in the past. From a management perspective, the trade is designed to be rapid. It's not a trade to be held for a long time, but rather a setup that aims to exploit a specific time window, before external factors or new flows can alter the situation. In the absence of acceleration, patience becomes a cost; when the movement begins, however, it tends to do so decisively. In short, this short position on USD/SGD represents a classic example of trading based on understanding the context rather than short-term noise. It isn't born of an urgency to enter, but rather from the awareness that the market, in some areas, speaks clearly to those who know how to listen.
Short
by Andrea_Russo_SwipeUP
#041: USD/SGD Long Investment Opportunity A technical structure is forming in the USD/SGD pair, indicating a potential resumption of bullish momentum after the corrective phase that began at the highs earlier this month. Hello, I'm Forex Trader Andrea Russo, author of the book "The Institutional Code of Forex, 14 Steps to Read the Markets Like a Bank," available on Amazon. I'm an independent trader and money manager, and I thank you in advance for your time. The price has completed a sequence of lower highs and lower lows, but in recent sessions, it has shown a slowdown in bearish pressure and increased reactivity in the 1.3010–1.3020 range, an area previously used as an entry point by institutional traders. The proposed trade is structured according to a reaccumulation logic after liquidity has been raised, with a BUY LIMIT position at a technically significant level. The price has broken the descending trendline that guided the correction phase and is currently building a support base within the identified trading range. The decline towards 1.30126 represents, in this configuration, a classic institutional pullback into a previously inefficient area of ​​demand.
Long
by Andrea_Russo_SwipeUP
USDSGD - 1000pip Drop Almost Ready!1D Chart In our previous breakdown, we highlighted the upcoming Wave 4 correction and the potential sell zone ahead — price has now followed that roadmap with precision and fast approaching our sell zone. Wave 3 completed cleanly, and we’ve since seen a textbook ABC correction forming Wave 4. Price is now approaching the Sell Zone (38.2–50% retracement), where we’ll be watching closely for confirmation to trigger shorts. The structure remains intact — Wave 4 invalidation sits just above the 1.32 region. As long as we stay below that level, the bearish setup toward Wave 5 remains valid. Trade Idea: - Aggressive short: Rejection inside the Sell Zone - Conservative short: Break of structure / trendline break confirmation Targets: TP1: 1.27 (400pips) TP2: 1.25 (600pips) TP3: 1.216 (1000pips) Weekly Chart: This is where patience pays off — we’ve tracked this correction from the start, and the final leg of Wave 5 is almost ready to begin. Plan the trade. Wait for confirmation. Execute with precision. Goodluck, and as always, Trade Safe!
by WicktatorFX
USDSGD – Elliott Wave Breakdown - Big Drop Coming!Every swing has been unfolding with textbook precision - following Elliott Wave structure step by step. We are now deep into the larger 5-wave decline: Waves 1, 2, and 3 are already complete. Price is currently in Wave 4, unfolding as an ABC correction. Within this correction, we’re finishing wave B, with a final push into wave C expected. The SELL ZONE is marked at the 38.2–50% retracement area, confluencing with the descending trendline. This is where Wave 4 should end before the downtrend resumes. Trade idea: - Once price taps into this reversal zone, we’ll watch lower timeframes for bearish confirmations such as: Break of structure (BOS) / trendline break - Entry triggers with stops above invalidation - Targets: 1.247 (600pips), 1.216 (900pips) Why is the sell zone important? Wave 4 corrections often retrace into the 38.2–50% region, but rarely go beyond 61.8% without invalidating the wave count. That’s why we focus here - it’s the high-probability turning point. USDSGD 12H This next leg will be Wave 5 of the broader move, likely carrying momentum to fresh lows. Plan your trade. Wait for confirmation. Execute with discipline. Goodluck and as always, Trade Safe!
by WicktatorFX
USDSGD: A perfect long term setup formingHello, The USDSGD has been correcting since the year 2020. The expanding triangle formation offers a perfect opportunity for investors to trade this asset at the bottom and sell it at the top. Currently the pair is trading close to the bottom giving opportunity to risk taking trades on entry. The target for this pair shall be the top with a stop loss below the trendline. Further supporting this trade is the MACD indicator that is showing signs of bullish zero crossover. We advise clients looking to invest but risk averse to await a confirmation using the MACD zero crossover or a strong bullish move from the current levels. The stop loss must remain below the bottom for better risk management. Additionally, this must be viewed as a long-term trade since we are charting on weekly candles. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
Long
by thesharkke