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Anticipating a Down Doji Year 2025 Closing Near 42,000

I am anticipating a down doji year of 2025 with the high being put in place now. I am expecting a deep pullback to 40,000, followed by a sharp rally back up to the 2025 open of 43,000 and a slow, retracement to close the year at 42,000. This will give the year a -2.5% return this year. https://www.tradingview.com/x/ZCVLeIg7/ https://www.tradingview.com/x/NfhTXayI/ 2026 I am expecting a massive bullish year after this doji year. I am expecting price to open at 42,000 and rip to 48,000-50,000. Price needs to consolidate, rest and build up strength for the next major rip. 2025, I believe, is not it. One of the biggest clues for me is the post-election exhaustion candle right into the highs and the fact is has little to no follow through. It is THE BIGGEST bar since 2023. https://www.tradingview.com/x/rhmwUk5Y/ https://www.tradingview.com/x/NQYcryRH/ 40,000 just happens to be 50% of this move higher https://www.tradingview.com/x/Wq63mj96/ Using the Daily ATR Volatility, you can see volatility has been increasing in the current up channel. Yes, this is a lagging indicator but when it gets back up to the 780 mark, the low will be nearly in place. Let us see if this lines up with the start of 2026 https://www.tradingview.com/x/0vAWU3A0/ Overall, this is my gameplan for the next two years and I am holding firm until it is invalidated on me. In summary, Selling off of 45,000 to dump down to 40,000 in a range consolidation year. Choppy and Whippy. 2025 a doji year. 2026 opens strong and rips to 48,000-50,000

HARTA, near support?

The price is currently testing the support level around the 2.38 area. The key question now is whether this level will hold and trigger a short-term rebound or if the selling pressure will persist, leading to a breakdown below support. Several factors will determine the next move: market sentiment, trading volume, and broader trend direction. A strong bounce with increasing volume could signal a temporary reversal, while a decisive break below 2.38 might indicate further downside ahead. Traders should watch for confirmation signals, such as candlestick patterns, momentum indicators, and any external catalysts, before making their next move.

Bravo! Price shot up as anticipated...a likely correction next!

The Kiwi $ is hitting a lot of price resistance at key levels, as now we're anticipating a possible deep correction towards .5725...which is likely a nice discount on another long position entry, since the bigger bias we believe is Bullish!

ABOUT EURGBP

My option about EURGBP Is more bearish so that zone is good and strong restanice if the price comes to that zone it can pullback

Solana Scaleup Trade 2 Added

Use proper risk management Looks like good trade. Lets monitor. Use proper risk management. Disclaimer: only idea, not advice.

HOOD - Coming in fast, I'm in

I am partial to HOOD, Only holding 125 shares currently. Will add more on this retest of $52, swing trading with options 1 to 3 months out. I will most likely play both directions on this as I feel this will be range bound for a while. Not putting past a market correction and a dip lower to $42... GTLA, not advice

Amazon in now Net-Short on the Regression Break

Amazon has broken the uptrend - many of the other Mag-7 are also on a short footing. I am considering this trade but I am not sure it is the best option at the moment

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JPM Short on Regression Break

JPM had terrible day of 4.4% down and broke the uptrend on the Regression Break. Considering the possible options of EA

SUI SUI, Here piggy piggy

Well, I guess I was a big more bearish than others, still seeing my chart playing out, nothing has changed I have a tiny bag, under MIL:1K , lost interest, I am not into any crypto currently, just my long term, and a few DCA small bags Good luck, this stuff is nuts on the mind... Back to stocks