Just hopped into a aave short. I think the market is quite high right now and is in need of a correction and it seems which I think will likely happen to night. MUltiple times price tried to break higher but more supply kept coming in. HHs kept failing. Also its probably more ideal to short in the nights as in the day everyone is quite bullish or uncertain and lots of news be coming out to interfere with price action
Radiant Capital is now up more than 100% since its 7-April bottom. It is still trading at bottom prices. Huge growth, high volume still bottom. You can appreciate what I mean right? The chart is easy. By mentioning that a pair is still trading at bottom prices I mean to say that there is still plenty of room left available for growth. I don't know how to say this without sounding like a narcissistic egotistical maniac; You have to trust me and only me! Not because I believe I am the most amazing human being this life has to offer, no!, but because I know that I am wrong and I've been wrong many times but I learned from my mistakes. You see, when I was reading the charts, back in the days, I knew that I couldn't predict how the market was going to move and that's ok. I knew it and I admitted this to myself but I continued to study and work. It is different now; I can see it, I can see the chart. » It is going up. But why only me? Because those that are learning are in the same place that I was years ago. We develop a bias, we become absorbed by it and then we start projecting our thinking into the public and rather than right we get it wrong. It is so hard, that you see the signals and you know but still you can't change course. Since I know how hard it is because of my experience, I cannot trust you to trust anybody else whom I don't know how they are going through all the challenges that it takes to be able to see without the dark glasses that become darker with each follow. I don't know if this message is getting across. It takes so much soul searching to be able to read a chart, that I can tell you that it is as hard as finding the meaning of your life in this world. It can be done, but it takes a lifetime of effort. Do what you will but make sure to buy and hold. If you enjoy the content, good for you, I enjoy writing... Sharing is my call. Namaste.
according to sui chart it shows bullish now and it will face to golden ratio resistance.
Looking at gold on the hourly timeframe, I see price currently hovering around 3346.000, testing a key support zone. Here’s my breakdown: Market Structure & Key Zones: Resistance at 3365-3370 has been a tough barrier—price tested this level but failed to hold, leading to rejection. If buyers regain control, a break above this zone could target 3375-3380. Support at 3325-3330 has historically been a demand area where institutions have stepped in—this is a key zone to watch for potential absorption. Current Consolidation: Price is ranging between 3340-3365, showing indecision but potential liquidity grabs before a decisive move. Momentum Indicators: RSI (1-hour): 16.69 → Oversold—gold is deeply bearish, but this could signal exhaustion. CCI (1-hour): -103.09 → Bearish pressure is strong, but a reversal could come if buyers step in. Stochastic RSI (1-hour): 18.07 → Slight recovery, but momentum is still weak. Directional Strength: ADX (1-hour): 78.71 → A strong trend is in play, confirming that price movements are not random. DX (1-hour): 90.09 → The trend has high directional strength, meaning institutions are actively moving price. Scalping Plan: Bullish Setup: If price holds above 3340, buyers could push toward 3365-3370—this is where I’d look for a breakout setup. Bearish Play: If price fails to hold 3340, sellers could drive it down toward 3325-3330, where I’d monitor institutional absorption. Liquidity Trap Setup: A dip below 3340 followed by a sharp reclaim of 3350 could indicate that institutions are accumulating positions—this would be a solid long entry confirmation. At this point, I’m watching for signs of institutional behavior around 3340. If price sweeps below but immediately reclaims 3350, that’s my signal that big players are absorbing sell-side liquidity. That would confirm a potential reversal, setting up a high-probability long scalp. I’d like to check volume profile and order flow next to see if liquidity is building up at these levels. That would help confirm whether institutions are accumulating or if we’re in for another bearish wave before a true reversal.
ALT ~ 1D Analysis #ALT This trade is very risky NASDAQ:ALT Trying to penetrate this resistant line, Buy if successfully penetrate this resistant line with a large volume to avoid false breakout.
Since the peak at 3500, the lowest price in the US market on Wednesday was 3260. It fell by 240 US dollars in two trading days this week. The momentum is very strong, but the big cycle of gold this year is still a bullish trend. Don't be affected by the adjustment of the small cycle. In the bullish rhythm, the adjustment is to give opportunities for long positions. Therefore, once the adjustment is over, you can start to go long and bullish. From a technical point of view, the daily line stands firmly above the 10-day moving average, which is an important reason for the current bullishness of gold. For the time being, the daily mid-term Bollinger has not closed, and don't guess the top when it rises. The short-term target is 3400, and the long-term target is 3500. After the breakthrough, don't guess the highest point. The performance of the H4 mid-term is obvious. The bottom is above the lower Bollinger track and the 60-day moving average, and the Bollinger band just closes. This is a very obvious performance of stopping the decline and bottoming out! If gold breaks through the 3370 line again, then gold will truly turn strong. Even so, it will fluctuate and rise, and we must wait patiently for the opportunity to continue to fall. The market changes rapidly, and the recent gold market is like this, with ups and downs, so don't be surprised. Key points: First support: 3332, second support: 3320, third support: 3300 First resistance: 3370, second resistance: 3386, third resistance: 3408 Operation ideas: Short-term gold 3322-3325, stop loss 3313, target 3360-3380; Short-term gold 3383-3386, stop loss 3395, target 3320-3330;
I’m looking at GBP/USD on the hourly timeframe, where price is currently hovering around 1.33074, showing mild volatility but respecting key levels. Here’s what I see: Market Structure & Key Zones: Resistance at 1.33350-1.33490 has been holding firm, with multiple failed breakout attempts. If buyers can finally push through, we might see momentum extend toward 1.33700. Support at 1.32850-1.32900 has been a demand zone, where price has reacted in the past—this could be an area of institutional absorption before a reversal. Price is consolidating between 1.33050-1.33350, suggesting indecision and potential liquidity traps. Momentum Indicators: RSI (1-hour): 21.69 → Deep in oversold territory, which suggests price could be setting up for a reversal. CCI (1-hour): -184.71 → Extreme bearish pressure—sellers are in control, but exhaustion may come soon. Stochastic RSI (1-hour): 0.0 → Completely oversold, signaling a possible bottom formation. Directional Strength: ADX (1-hour): 26.10 → Moderate trend strength, meaning price isn’t ranging but also isn’t aggressively trending. DX (1-hour): 69.10 → Strong directional push, supporting the current bearish move. Scalping Plan: Bullish Breakout: If price successfully breaks 1.33490, the next upside target is 1.33700, potentially 1.34000 if buyers hold control. Bearish Play: If price fails 1.33050, sellers could take control and push it toward 1.32850-1.32900. Liquidity Trap Setup: A sweep below 1.32850, followed by a sharp reclaim, could signal a fakeout before a reversal. Right now, I’m closely watching how price reacts around 1.33050—if buyers step in aggressively, a scalp toward 1.33350 could be viable. However, if momentum stays weak and price fails to hold above 1.33050, it’s likely we’re heading into deeper support zones near 1.32850 before institutions re-enter the market. I’d like to check order flow and volume profile next to see if liquidity is building up at these key zones. That would help confirm whether buyers are genuinely absorbing sell pressure or if we’re in for another wave down before a reversal.
Spot gold surged in early trading before pulling back, hitting a high of $3,370.58 before retreating to fluctuate around $3,350. After a 3% single-day plunge on Wednesday, the metal rebounded 1.83% on Thursday to close at $3,348.50/oz, driven by a weaker dollar and bargain-hunting demand. The price is now firmly above the $3,300 threshold, with cautious optimism prevailing in the market. U.S. Treasury Secretary warnings about prolonged trade tensions continue to bolster safe-haven demand, while growing bets on a Fed rate cut in June provide fundamental support. Technically, the daily chart shows an uptrend, with prices holding above the MA55 and MA14 averages. The RSI (64.37) nears overbought territory but remains moderate, while the MACD golden cross signals sustained bullish momentum. On the 4-hour chart, gold has stabilized above $3,300, with narrowing MACD histograms hinting at the end of a correction and potential short-term bottoming. Key Levels: Resistance: A break above $3,380–3,385 could pave the way for $3,390 and a retest of $3,400+. Support: A drop below $3,300 may trigger a retreat toward $3,260. Outlook: While gold may consolidate in the near term, medium-to-long-term momentum remains bullish. Trading Suggestion: Buy on dips near $3,340–3,345, stop loss at $3,332, target $3,378. Strict risk control advised due to high volatility. (Note: All prices in USD/oz unless specified.)
The USDCHF currency pair has been trending downward since its high on January 13, 2026. The pair follows a pattern known as a 5-wave impulse in Elliott Wave analysis. This pattern helps traders predict price movements by breaking them into distinct waves. Starting from the peak, the first wave (wave 1) saw the pair drop to 0.8965. After this decline, a brief recovery, or wave 2, pushed the price back up to 0.9196. From there, the pair resumed its downward trajectory in wave 3, which unfolded in several stages. In wave 3, the price first fell to 0.8356, marking the end of an internal sub-wave (wave ((i))). A small bounce to 0.8583 completed wave ((ii)). The decline continued, with wave ((iii)) reaching 0.8096, followed by a slight rally to 0.8203 for wave ((iv)). The final leg of wave 3, wave ((v)), bottomed out at 0.803, wrapping up the third wave. Currently, USDCHF is in an upward correction in wave 4, which is taking the shape of a zigzag pattern. From the low at 0.803, the pair climbed to 0.8124 in wave (i). Pair dipped to 0.8066 in wave (ii) then rose again to 0.8286 in wave (iii). A pullback to 0.8194 marked wave (iv), and the final push to 0.8311 completed wave ((a)), the first part of wave 4. Right now, the pair is experiencing a short-term pullback, called wave ((b)), correcting the rise that began on April 21, 2025. As long as the key support level at 0.8036 remains intact, USDCHF is expected to resume its upward movement soon, potentially reaching higher levels before the next major trend develops.
Recently opened a long on uniswap but later on flipped short as I realized the supply was coming in heavy. Was tough decision but seems like it might be the right one. Can probably still get 2RR from it if anyone following me closely. I had updated the change under prior idea but thought I made a new separate idea for it to keep things cleaner.