overall im Bullish on NXT. i mainly trade forex using IMB'S on timeframes such as monthly weekly daily 4h and 1H. but nxt we need to look at longer term time frames like 12months, 6 months and 3 months. and i potentially see we are pulling back to the break of the 6month and 12month https://www.tradingview.com/x/ppSOEdHM/ once we tap these areas of interest we go down even lower to see a shift in market structure and Order flow. i dont really see price going lower then $12.53. we have just over 3 months left until a new 6 month candle is created which is when we could possibly see bullishness kick in again
Technical Analysis of PIUSDT Timeframe: 30-minute chart (mid-short-term analysis). Volatility: There was a clear peak followed by a sharp decline, indicating increased volatility and likely liquidation of long positions after the peak. Key Levels: Support Levels: ± 1.77 – 1.78 USDT: Local support area where the price has recently consolidated. ± 1.74 USDT: Stronger support level, historically tested with rejection of lower prices. Resistance Levels: ± 1.82 – 1.825 USDT: Immediate resistance, previously rejected at this level. ± 1.85 USDT: Next key resistance in case of an upward breakout. Indicator Analysis: 1. Moving Averages (MAs): The price is moving around the short MA (likely the 9 or 14 EMA), indicating consolidation after a decline. The MA is currently acting as resistance above the price, suggesting weakness in the trend. 2. Volume: After the sharp drop, volume has decreased, but a slight increase is visible during consolidation. A clear volume surge during a breakout would confirm a stronger move. 3. MACD (bottom of the chart): Bullish crossover: A positive signal indicating a potential upward correction. The histogram bars are turning more positive, suggesting weakening bearish momentum. Pattern Recognition: Rejection at higher levels: Previous attempts to break above 1.82 USDT have been rejected, confirming this as a key resistance zone. Range formation: The price is moving sideways between ±1.77 and 1.82 USDT. A breakout from this range will likely lead to a stronger trend move. Potential Scenarios: 1. Bullish Scenario (upward breakout): A breakout above 1.825 USDT with increased volume could lead to a test of 1.85 USDT, and potentially higher levels towards 1.88 – 1.90 USDT. 2. Bearish Scenario (downward breakdown): A drop below 1.77 USDT could trigger further weakness towards the support area at 1.74 USDT. If this level breaks, 1.70 USDT will be the next major target. Strategy: Wait for a clear breakout above 1.825 USDT or below 1.77 USDT before entering a position. Bullish bias if the price breaks above the MAs with strong volume. Bearish bias if 1.77 USDT is lost and selling volume increases.
Gold is bearish with 0.78 % retracement from support. It is consolidating in narrow zone currently.
The fluctuating Bitcoin price reflects the ever-shifting sentiment of investors. However, there is no inconsistency with the forecasts provided in my earlier technical analyses: Previous article: Bearish Dragon Pattern to Unfold https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/Y4z7MQen-Bearish-Dragon-Pattern-to-Unfold/ Previous article: BTC Weekly Bearish Sea Pony Pattern https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/CkJmZO1G-BTC-Weekly-Bearish-Sea-Pony-pattern/ As highlighted in my previous assessments, the anticipated bearish trajectory appears to be unfolding. This update includes a broadening wedge formation to reinforce the downside projection further. Key levels remain unchanged at 83k, 75k, and 69k. Additionally, I foresee a short-term rise to the 88k-89k range by early next week, and a decline to the aforementioned key levels will likely follow. Furthermore, the 65k level becomes a significant target, aligning with a prior primary high and weekly draw-on liquidity (FVG), should the broadening wedge pattern play out as expected.
Dollar seems on hold in it's 2.618 fibonacci support after NFP data released. Will it go higher next week? I see dollar still waiting next data release. I mention JOLTS Job Opening & CPI which both of them crucial in current context of US macro-economy. Strong job opening & CPI means investor and retail trader must be no worries about US macro-economic despite concern about trade war. Otherwise, weak job opening & CPI means labor market and inflation continue cooling down. It will push THE FED to give clear path about their plan for future Interest Rate. So, dollar could make sideways movement (or even gain buyer) but overall still in bearish momentum. Dollar still driven by concern of trade war and if job opening comes weaker than expected, it could gives more power to seller.
? Stay ahead in the market! Get real-time stock & crypto updates, expert insights, and trading strategies. ?? Join my Telegram now: Don't miss out on profitable opportunities! ? #StockMarket #Crypto #Trading ### **Key Observations:** 1. **Historical Patterns:** - The chart highlights Bitcoin's previous bull runs in **2013, 2017, and 2021**, coinciding with U.S. presidential cycles. - Each bull cycle follows a similar pattern: a **cup-shaped accumulation phase**, followed by **parabolic growth**. 2. **2025 Bull Run Projection:** - The chart suggests another **bull run in 2025**, projecting Bitcoin to **$240,000**. - If this pattern holds, the market is currently in an **accumulation phase**, leading to a strong rally later in 2025. 3. **Expected Correction in 2026:** - After reaching the projected high, the chart predicts a **big correction in 2026**, following historical bear market trends after peak years. ### **Implications:** - If Bitcoin follows past trends, **2025 could be a major bullish year**. - The forecast aligns with **Bitcoin’s halving cycle** (expected in April 2024), historically leading to price surges 12-18 months later. - A sharp correction in **2026** could offer a potential buying opportunity after the peak. ### **Caution:** - Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results. - Market conditions (macro trends, regulations, institutional involvement) may influence the cycle. - It’s essential to **manage risks** and not rely solely on historical patterns.
I think we will have a period of strength next and probably see longs start to work . Today the market found strong buying at the November lows after undercutting briefly . Ask yourself , if you were bearish would you short here after three weekly bear closes , does the risk reward work here . The answer is no . The situation at least temporarily favors the longs . The bulls see "opportunity" , things are oversold and they see this as a low risk area to buy their " cheapies " . The bears on the other hand see this as a good area to take profits and they will probably try to short higher when they see potential weakness resuming and try their best to get a lower high . I don't know what will happen but I do think those arguments are logical and expecting a tradable bounce next week for longs is a high probability . * Suggest to be nimble and make sure to take some profits on those longs as it is given, don't expect excess of what the market is making clear for now . Bears will try again probably higher up to make their lower high , so securing at least some profits on near term longs quickly is important .
Wie aus einem Zeitungsartikel eine globale Bewegung wurde, die sich gegen ein missbräuchliches System zur Wehr setzte, zeigt die heutige Free-TV-Premiere eindringlich und authentisch.
ABFRL wave analysis shows we are @ end of a leg correction to complete anytime this month. the next leg up could be an X up and fall on Y else this could be a running flat where the correction ends here and wave 3 starts. note as per the theory we are not supposed to consider a running flat until we see a clear impulse, hence both options are left open which shows the trend direction is about to change. always protecting the capital is the first target.
The Nasdaq is already flirting with correction territory, and other major market indices may follow as the credit spread increases. As the market indicates its perceived increased risk in corporate default, this spread (high-yield bond yield minus 10y bond yield) increases independent of what the Fed does. If the recent mini-spike up to ~7.5% heads north of 10% in short order--6 to 9 weeks perhaps, I'll become proportionally bearish. The calculation: Subtract the US10Y (left/middle blue line) from the High-yield bond yield (right purple line) to obtain the spread. As of 7 Mar 2025, 11.95% - 4.305% = 7.65%