70% is our resistance (2020/2021) and the price is moving in a parallel channel
Pi has broken an important TL where is PI going from here? Do you see $1.22 coming to reality?
Hey Traders, in today's trading session we are monitoring BNBUSD for a buying opportunity around 590 zone, BNB is trading in an uptrend and currently is in a correction phase in which it is approaching the trend at 590 support and resistance area. Trade safe, Joe.
With so much fear and uncertainty due to tariff talk, fear has taken over the markets. Will the markets have enough good news in the near future to make new highs like some bulls expect? Or will the fear continue to worsen forcing panic selling to take over? Only time will tell. I expect another crazy week ahead. Fed talk and Options X manipulation ahead. Stay tuned
?Gold broke through the 3,000 integer mark this week, setting a new record high, but failed to form an effective volume breakthrough. The price briefly rose and then fell, indicating that the bullish momentum has slowed down in stages. ?Weekly level: The weekly K-line closed with a long upper shadow positive line, suggesting high selling pressure, but the moving average system maintained a bullish arrangement (5/10-week moving average slope>45°), and no top structure appeared. Next week, pay attention to whether it can stand firm at the 3,000-point center ?Daily level: Friday's high and fall recorded a shooting star pattern, and the short-term peak signal initially appeared. The key support below refers to the 5-day moving average (2972) and the previous high conversion position 2954-2956 range. ?4-hour level: short-term moving average MA5 crosses MA10 line to form a dead cross at 2990, MACD top divergence and secondary dead cross, KDJ oversold zone repair, short-term demand for stepping back to 2950 area. However, the Bollinger Bands open upward, and the middle track (2935) constitutes the medium-term long-short watershed. ✅Key position determination ?Upper resistance level: 3000-3004, 3050 ?Lower support level: 2954-2956, 2935 ✅Trading strategy ?Main strategy: Arrange long orders in batches after the callback. 2950-2960 interval light position to try long, break 2935 stop loss, target 3000-3050. ?Auxiliary strategy: short-term short selling above 3000-3004, stop loss 3010, target 2970-2980 ✅Time window and event-driven ?Fibonacci change cycle Long cycle: Starting from the low of 2536 on November 14, 2024, the 89th trading day (Fibonacci key number) falls on next Thursday, which coincides with the Fed's interest rate decision day. Be alert to resonant fluctuations. Short cycle: The rebound from the low of 2832 on February 28 for 13 trading days (Lucas sequence) simultaneously points to the second half of next week. It is necessary to guard against the phased adjustment caused by long profit-taking. ?Influence of the Fed's interest rate meeting The interest rate decision and dot plot will be announced next Wednesday. The market has set the tone of "maintaining interest rates + dovish statements". If a clear signal of a June rate cut is released, it may stimulate a breakthrough in gold; if it is unexpectedly hawkish, it may become a fuse for long positions to close and trigger a technical collapse. ✅The medium- and long-term bull market of gold has not changed, but in the short term, we need to be vigilant against the risks of technical correction and event-driven resonance. It is recommended to maintain a bullish mindset based on the support area and flexibly respond to high-level fluctuations. ✅Trading strategies are time-sensitive. We will provide real-time and accurate trading strategies based on market changes. Please stay tuned.
TON the sell is not over. Keep in view $0.18 Have you bothered to look deep into TRX monthly chart? I feel $0.18 is solid place for TRON to cool off its selling pressure long term. I look forward to this shit happening for me to load my shopping cart
This 4-hour chart of USD/CHF shows a potential bullish reversal from a key support level. Support Zone: The price is approaching a strong support level around 1.10193 - 1.12261, where previous price action has reacted. Reversal Expectation: A bounce from this level could trigger a bullish move toward the 1.15719 resistance level. Target Projection: If price respects the support, a 3.00% potential upside is expected. Trading Plan: Buy Entry: Look for bullish confirmation signals at the support zone. Stop-Loss: Below the support area to minimize risk. Take Profit: First target at 1.15719. Technical Indicators to Watch: Bullish Candlestick Patterns at support. RSI / MACD for momentum confirmation. Trendline Breakout for additional bullish confirmation.
Saylor The Bubble Man MicroStrategy (MSTR) – A stock that only shines in bubbles, then burns its holders. 1999 Dot-Com Hype: MSTR skyrocketed in the late 90s, purely on dot-com speculation. But after aggressive accounting was exposed, it crashed over 90%. Saylor paid fines, survived – investors didn't. 2021 Bitcoin Mania: Saylor rebrands as Bitcoin maximalist. MSTR stock pumps as Bitcoin pumps. MicroStrategy stops being a software company and starts being a leveraged Bitcoin ETF in disguise. Result? Bitcoin cools, MSTR drops over 75%. 2024 ETF Bubble: Bitcoin ETFs approved, retail hype returns. MicroStrategy issues more debt, doubles down, and rallies hard. Already down 50% from highs – the pattern repeats. In between these periods? Nothing. No meaningful growth. No shareholder returns. Just silence until the next bubble. The Playbook: Max leverage. Max hype. Assured promises about the future justifying all present risks. Saylor promotes it not just inside his company, but publicly to anyone willing to listen. Outcome: Always the same. Retail buys into the story. The bubble bursts. Investors hold the bag. Saylor resets and waits for the next mania. History is clear: Saylor doesn’t manage a business; he manages cycles of hype. Saylor is the Bubble Man. ==== The Bubble Man: Michael Saylor and the Art of Leverage, Hype, and Hollow Returns Saylor’s career can be accurately described as a cyclical showcase of hype-fueled rallies followed by spectacular busts. Each surge is orchestrated through deft salesmanship, aggressive leverage, and promises of assured future riches—and each collapse leaves behind little more than shattered shareholder value and a fresh narrative to mask the wreckage. The one Saylor has always done, is promise exceptional gains in the future. The only time people ever listen, is when the hype of the day supports it. MicroStrategy: A Company That Rises Only on Hype A closer inspection of MicroStrategy’s performance history reveals a striking pattern: the company’s stock only shines during the most frothy moments of speculative mania. Strip away these isolated periods, and what remains is a tech firm that has consistently underperformed, failed to deliver long-term operational gains, and leaned heavily on financial engineering and bold proclamations. 1999: The Dot-Com Mirage MicroStrategy first burst onto the scene during the late 1990s dot-com bubble, riding high on the wave of anything remotely tech-related. Its share price exploded, reaching dizzying heights, only to collapse after revelations of aggressive accounting (culminating in a high-profile SEC settlement in 2000). Investors who bought the hype saw over 90% losses after the bubble popped, while Saylor survived by shifting the narrative and paying fines without criminal consequence. 2021: The Bitcoin Mania Fast-forward two decades, and Saylor’s next big gamble came—not from the company’s original software business—but from pivoting MicroStrategy into a quasi-Bitcoin ETF, heavily buying Bitcoin using borrowed funds. Once again, the timing was impeccable: MicroStrategy stock surged in 2020-2021, attracting retail frenzy during the Bitcoin bull run. However, as soon as crypto markets cooled, MSTR shares plummeted over 75% from their highs, leaving investors to absorb the fallout while Saylor doubled down on his maximalist rhetoric. 2024: The ETF Echo Bubble Today, in 2025, MicroStrategy is basking in yet another speculative surge, this time driven by Bitcoin ETF approvals and renewed crypto enthusiasm. Predictably, the company has used this window to issue more convertible debt, expanding its leveraged Bitcoin bet. However, just months into the rally, the stock has already retraced 50% from recent highs, repeating the same cycle. No meaningful growth has come from MicroStrategy's core business; all attention is once again focused on price speculation. In response to this Saylor goes to his usual of hyping future gains and promoting people take wreck less risks. This guy has a massive following. Some of these people will obviously be naive and easily influenced and he's made statements ranging from selling your house to selling body parts to speculate in BTC. The Playbook: Leverage + Salesmanship + Assured Future Promises At the heart of each of these cycles is Saylor himself—a master promoter whose public persona is equal parts financial evangelist and charismatic pitchman. His message is consistent: "Ignore short-term volatility." "The future payoff is inevitable." "Leverage risk is justified if you believe hard enough." Not only does Saylor employ this approach with MicroStrategy’s own balance sheet—loading up on debt to fund speculative moves—but he publicly encourages others to follow suit, telling both individuals and institutions to embrace extreme risk under the guise of inevitable exponential returns. This philosophy sounds eerily familiar to every bubble narrative ever told: risk doesn’t matter, because tomorrow’s gains will make it all worthwhile. Of course, for most investors, tomorrow rarely arrives as promised. The Aftermath: What Happens When the Music Stops History offers no ambiguity about the result: The 1999 hype ended in collapse and accounting scandal. The 2021 hype ended in massive drawdowns and underperformance. The 2024 hype, already cracking, is shaping up no differently. Each time, retail investors, lured in by Saylor’s conviction and bravado, bear the brunt of the losses, while MicroStrategy simply reloads, restructures debt, and awaits the next speculative wave. Conclusion: The Bubble Man Michael Saylor is not a visionary leader crafting sustainable shareholder value. He is, instead, the quintessential Bubble Man—a figure who thrives during periods of irrational exuberance, skillfully weaving narratives of certainty and future wealth while encouraging dangerous levels of leverage and risk. His company’s stock has consistently done nothing outside of speculative episodes, and the wreckage following each hype cycle is always left at the feet of those who bought into the story. The question investors must now ask is not whether MicroStrategy will see another bubble—it’s how many more people will be willing to pay the price for it when it inevitably bursts again.
I’l be looking to long NYSE:SOL at 126 upon a successful retest. Targets: 136 - 152 - 176 SL: 120.30
The ADA/USD pair is currently exhibiting a bearish sentiment, sustained by the prevailing downtrend. The critical trading level to monitor is at 8,530, representing the current intraday swing low and the 50-day moving average (DMA) level. In the short term, an oversold rally from present levels, followed by a bearish rejection at the 8,530 resistance, could lead to a downside move targeting support at 6,576, with further potential declines to 6,000 and 4,846 over a longer timeframe. Conversely, a confirmed breakout above the 8,530 resistance level and a daily close above it would invalidate the bearish outlook. This bullish scenario could pave the way for a continued rally, aiming to retest the 9,775 resistance, with an extension to 11,244. Conclusion: The sentiment for ADA/USD remains bearish, with the 8,530 level acting as a critical resistance. Traders should remain cautious, waiting for either a bearish rejection or a breakout and daily close above this level to assess the next directional move. This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.