CPHL has posted a breakout and is currently trading at 98. The strategy is to buy around 98-94, set a stop loss at 90, and target a price of 108.
Crude oil market analysis: Recently, crude oil has also fluctuated greatly due to the influence of fundamentals. It started to rise rapidly yesterday, and the daily line closed with a standard big hammer candle pattern. Today, we rely on the 65.20 position to buy. We can also consider buying when it falls back to a small support. Today's crude oil trend is bearish, and short-term buying and selling are both possible. The current fundamentals have basically not changed the selling of crude oil. In addition, there will be EIA crude oil inventory data tonight. Today's crude oil is expected to fluctuate greatly. Consider selling it when it rebounds to 65.00 in the Asian session. Fundamental analysis: Tariffs are the biggest fundamentals in the near future, and the market impact is relatively large. Today we focus on CPI data and crude oil inventory data. Operation suggestions: Crude oil-----Buy near 65.00, target 62.30-60.00
1. Chart Overview Pair: NZD/USD Timeframe: 1H Current Price: 0.56961 Indicator Used: 9 EMA (?) 2. Key Zones & Levels ? Demand Zone Area: Approx. 0.55933 – 0.56600 Role: Strong support area where buyers have shown interest Bounce already observed from this zone ? Re-Entry Zone Slight pullback expected into this minor resistance-turned-support Potential entry for bulls (?) ? Target Point Price: 0.58434 Gain: +3.59% Strong resistance above ? Stop Loss Price: 0.55933 Just below the demand zone for protection Keeps risk tight (?) 3. Trade Idea (Buy Setup) ? Entry Plan: Wait for a pullback into the red zone Confirm support holds Look for long position setup ? Target: Aim for 0.58434 High reward potential ? Stop Loss: Below 0.55933 to minimize loss if setup fails ✅ Risk-Reward Ratio: Attractive (approx. 2:1 or better) Summary Demand zone is strong (?️) Market structure supports bullish move (?) Setup favors a pullback buy strategy
This is a great example of why you trade with the trend and stay away from counter trend moves. I’ve kept the chart basic with only a 50 ema that is pegged to the one hour candle as that is a good short term trend indicator. My question is this. Did smart money pile into this trade to drive the price up to the 50 ema to trap all the retail traders only to create the liquidity they needed to put on large positions and trap retail which is then forced to sell out of their losing positions? I have no idea but this seems to be a repeatable pattern.
its just my art work . I am buying at 0.000017 its just my art work . I am buying at 0.000017
Today's international gold is still experiencing large fluctuations under the influence of tariffs. From the sharp rise on Wednesday, we can see that the risk aversion sentiment for gold has heated up again. The current highest is 3130, which is the first target point for the rise. If it continues to rise, it can reach 3150. Therefore, there is still a lot of room above. Everyone should pay attention to trading in line with the trend as much as possible. From a technical perspective, a towering positive line on the daily line directly changed the extremely weak adjustment state in the previous period. Now the positive line breaks through the middle track of the Bollinger Bands, pulling up the moving average and increasing the volume. Then, gold has entered an extremely strong state of bullish trend. Under this state, it will continue to rise to the previous high of 3150. Therefore, the main direction today is definitely bullish. The Bollinger Bands in the current 4-hour cycle have just opened, and the unilateral trend has just emerged from the first wave of strength. It is not a big problem for the next wave to rise to the high point of the daily cycle. Therefore, as long as the 4-hour cycle falls back to the support of the unilateral moving average, it is an opportunity to go long. The lower support is around 3070, and the rise of the hourly cycle is around 3060. Investment strategy: Gold more than 3100, stop loss 3090, target 3150
For self journaling purposes only If you want to take the trade read the chart, it is self explanatory. I am waiting on a break and close of the resistance trend-line then retest to take a buy. Targeting 1.83963 at the very least. will protect position with trailing stop loss once in substantial profit. GBP is a safe haven for EU specially now with all of the geopolitical tension incited by tariffs. The pause does not really stop economic uncertainty until negotiations are afoot.
Since the daily candle closed above the two FVG, it was a game changer. I'm currently bullish and looking for confirmations for long positions. Remember we have CPI news later on which might cause a lot of volatility. Don't be the liquidity.
I have been looking a this one since NFP and think its ready to move up, lets see if i managed to pick out a good position here
This video is a quick recap on the previous video after the levels I gave produced 30% move to the upside after patiently waiting for the move down to 90$. So what now is the big question after the unprecedented move we had yesterday . I outline the next best Short/Long setup and define why I think we stay inside of the range until Earnings Data .