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ACA bounced from bottom and corrected back to form what it seems expanded flat correction where we have one more impulse up. If this is expanded flat correction then we will get 5 wave impulse to fibb 0.5 range (wick above previous pivot). On other side pattern is also similar to what XRP did (with exception that XRP did higher low in correction) so we can also develope full impulse leading to new ATH - how to recognise it? 1st step is breakout of local channel, test of breakout and then strong push past fibb 0.5 (yellow box) which would negate expanded flat correction scenario and make this a full power impulse with first TP points being at ATH range and at fibb 1.272 extension.
?USD/JPY Price Action Update – April 24, 2025 ?Current Price: 142.657 ?Timeframe: 30M ?Key Resistance Levels: ?143.685 – Major Intraday Resistance ?142.970 – Minor Structure Resistance (watch for breakout/rejection) ?Key Demand Zones (Support): ?141.672–141.773 – Recent Bullish Breaker Block (potential reaction zone) ?139.635–140.722 – Higher Timeframe Demand Zone (strong support and reversal base) ?Bullish Outlook: Price is consolidating just below the 142.970 resistance level after a strong bullish rally. A clean breakout above this level could lead to a move toward 143.685. For safer buys, wait for a retest of the 141.672–141.773 zone. ?Bearish Outlook: If price rejects from the 142.970 level and breaks below 141.672, expect a deeper correction toward the 139.635–140.722 HTF demand. Monitor for bearish structure shifts or strong rejections near resistance zones. ⚡Trade Setup Tip: ✅Wait for a breakout + retest or confirmation candle ✅Use the 141.672 zone for possible long entries ✅Control risk around key levels with clear invalidation points #USDJPY #ForexAnalysis #SmartMoneyConcepts #PriceAction #SupplyAndDemand #IntradaySetups #TechnicalAnalysis #FXFOREVER #MarketUpdate #JPY #YenTradeSetup
As you can see, the trend is in a powerful descending zone as the trend below the midfield is a powerful decline but now the trend is moving towards 3370 to 3390.You can buy in an important area by seeing the purchase signal to these prices
Right now, Wave 5 looks stretched, and the price action inside it feels a bit off. Makes me wonder—what if this whole move is actually still part of Wave 3? Take a look at the proportions: we’ve hit exactly 361% of Wave 1 . That’s a classic spot for a pullback. Also, the weekly chart is flashing a Shooting Star —a possible reversal signal. ** What does this mean?** - If this is the start of **Wave 4**, we could see a dip toward **3101, 2854, 2654, or even 2454**. - But if price bounces hard from one of these levels and starts a fresh five-wave rally, then this whole move was likely just **Wave 3**, and we’re gearing up for another leg higher. **Bottom line?** Watch how the next bounce plays out—that’ll tell us whether this is a deeper correction or just a pit stop before new highs. ---
Gold appears to be showing signs of finally cracking after an impressive run higher, with the excitement surrounding its rally potentially approaching a crescendo. The precious metal experienced a sharp intraday reversal on 22 April, a decline that continued into 23 April. Since the recent uptrend began in mid-March, gold has consistently found support at its 10-day exponential moving average (EMA). For now, gold continues to hold just above this key support level; a break below the 10-day EMA could signal a heightened risk of further declines, potentially targeting $3,280 per troy ounce. https://www.tradingview.com/x/jRrVbZqL/ Gold remains extremely overbought on the weekly chart, trading above the upper Bollinger Band, with the relative strength index (RSI) above 80. This suggests that gold could be due for a sideways consolidation or pullback towards the 10-week moving average at $3,100. https://www.tradingview.com/x/cAynYSIb/ Gold also remains overbought on the monthly chart, trading above the upper Bollinger band and with an RSI above 85. In this scenario, a break below $2,900 may lead to a decline towards the 10-month moving average of $2,800. https://www.tradingview.com/x/hNJQquEQ/ It is not often that an asset class trades at such extreme levels, and this suggests that gold may be overdue for a period of consolidation, either by trading sideways and marking time or by pulling back to retest some of the moving averages situated at lower levels. It continues to indicate that overall gold’s upside may be limited. Written by Michael J Kramer, founder of Mott Capital Management Disclaimer: CMC Markets is an execution-only service provider. The material (whether or not it states any opinions) is for general information purposes only and does not take into account your personal circumstances or objectives. Nothing in this material is (or should considered to be) financial, investment or other advice on which reliance should be placed. No opinion given in the material constitutes a recommendation by CMC Markets or the author that any particular investment, security, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific person. The material has not been prepared in accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research. Although we are not specifically prevented from dealing before providing this material, we do not seek to take advantage of the material prior to its dissemination.
Analysis of gold market trend: From the daily level, gold rose strongly during the trading session on Tuesday, touched the key price of 3500, then fell under pressure and finally closed with a negative line. This trend of rising and falling shows that the selling pressure from above is heavy, and the bulls are strongly blocked by the bears at high levels. Then, gold continued to fall on Wednesday and closed with a negative line again, forming a technical pattern of two consecutive negative lines. This continuous decline further confirms that the short-term bears are dominant. From the 4-hour gold chart, the gold price has maintained a fluctuating decline since it was under pressure at the 3500 line. The current price has fallen back to the 3260 line at its lowest, and the short-term decline has reached 240 US dollars. Although there has been a rebound during the day, the upward trend has been destroyed. The MACD indicator double line has issued a dead cross change signal, suggesting that the callback trend may have started. Pay attention to the pressure effect of the 3368 line during the day. For the current market, the rebound is just a flash in the pan, and it rebounded sharply again, reaching the highest point near 3367 and then retreated. It is currently maintained near 3330. In fact, the market is actually at a loss for long and short positions, and is simply unable to withstand its huge shocks. For the Asian session's highs and falls, we support it according to the shock retracement. For example, if the European session rebounds again near 3358-60, we will continue to try to short, with the target at 3320-10, and a loss of 3370. The market amplitude is so drastic that I need to strictly implement good operating habits, try with a light position, strictly stop loss, and don't have a fluke mentality! On the whole, today's short-term operation strategy for gold is to rebound and short, supplemented by callbacks. The short-term focus on the upper side is 3368-3370, and the short-term focus on the lower side is 3260-3285. Friends must keep up with the rhythm.
BINANCE:APTUSDT.P failed to realize its potential. The price made a false breakout of resistance and formed a reversal pattern. Correction or continuation of the downtrend? https://www.tradingview.com/x/kMWeXxDH/ Bitcoin is rebounding from resistance. Technically, the market may enter a correction or consolidation. Altcoins are reacting accordingly — correction Within the downtrend but local ALT rally, APT failed to realize its potential and formed liquidity accumulation and a false breakout of the downtrend channel resistance before a possible decline... Resistance levels: 5.2, 5.458 Support levels: 4.76, 4.48, 4.17 A consolidation of the price below the trend resistance or below 5.20 could trigger a continuation of the global and local trends. The coin is likely to remain near the bottom and test new lows... Best regards, R. Linda!
*Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd.* *Triple Bottom Bounce* on Monthly Basis *W* on Weekly Basis Bounce back from: 50 EMA on Monthly Basis / 200 EMA on Weekly Basis. RSI: H>D>W
Tools Used: Volume Profile, Gann Levels, Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) + ADX 1. Key Observations (Volume, Gann & CVD + ADX Focused) a) Volume Profile Insights: Value Area High (VAH): 3,390.67 Value Area Low (VAL): 3,277.14 Point of Control (POC): 3,309.96 High-volume nodes: Prominent between 3,300–3,340 zone, where price consolidated and re-accumulated. Low-volume gaps: Seen between 3,365–3,385 and under 3,277, ideal for fast moves if broken. b) Liquidity Zones: Stops Likely Clustered: Above 3,390 (last high). Below 3,277 (recent low and VAL). Absorption Zones (based on delta volume): Notable order absorption around POC (3,309.96) – heavy trade activity and hold in down move. c) Volume-Based Swing Highs/Lows: High-volume swing low: 3,277.07 – price bounced with demand pick-up. High-volume swing high: 3,427.04 – volume faded after breakout, leading to rejection. d) CVD + ADX Indicator Analysis: Trend Direction: Currently uptrend forming, CVD rising slightly with bullish structure. ADX Strength: ADX ~22 and DI+ > DI-: Confirms beginning of a potential uptrend. CVD Confirmation: Rising CVD + bullish candles: Demand increasing, especially around POC reclaim. 2. Support & Resistance Levels a) Volume-Based Levels: Support: VAL: 3,277.14 POC: 3,309.96 Swing low: 3,277.07 Resistance: VAH: 3,390.67 Recent rejection zone: 3,342–3,350 b) Gann-Based Levels: Confirmed Gann High: 3,427.04 Confirmed Gann Low: 3,277.07 Key Retracement Levels: 1/3 retrace: ~3,335 1/2 retrace: ~3,352 2/3 retrace: ~3,370 3. Chart Patterns & Market Structure a) Trend: Bullish, supported by ADX > 20 and rising CVD confirming new leg up. b) Notable Patterns: Falling wedge breakout confirmed from 3,277 support. Channel projection points to potential continuation toward 3,370–3,390. POC retest success showing strong reaccumulation. 4. Trade Setup & Risk Management a) Bullish Entry (If CVD + ADX confirm uptrend): Entry Zone: 3,310–3,320 Targets: T1: 3,350 T2: 3,390 Stop-Loss: Below 3,277 RR: Minimum 1:2 b) Bearish Entry (If trend invalidates): Entry Zone: 3,390–3,400 (retest rejection) Target: T1: 3,310 Stop-Loss: Above 3,427 RR: Minimum 1:2 c) Position Sizing: Risk only 1–2% of total capital per trade.