Rather good session today, good pre-market prep. However, I was a bit too tired which is obviously not good. But I walso don't want to put too much caffeine into my body that can't be healthy. Also, take every clue you get as indication on what might happen. I know that you want "the range to break/ the pullback to continue", but if it simply doesn't do those things then take that as negative consolidation.
Observing nifty50, seems like it has started changing the character and there is a turnaround possibility. Going to move up with a little pull back.
After the long expansion upwards. Price is currently on the last part of consolidation (3rd touch/hold of grey line) before potentially making a continuation to the upside. If we get a break and hold of the MSS levels that’s where I would be looking to add for longs
This image is a price chart of Gold (XAU/USD) on a 1-hour timeframe from the TradingView platform, showing data up to April 15, 2025. Let’s analyze it and explore possible price paths. Chart Analysis: Overall Trend and Trendlines: The price is in a long-term uptrend (red ascending trendline at the bottom of the chart). However, recently, the price has hit a resistance zone (red shaded area between 3360 and 3380) and is forming a Descending Triangle pattern. This pattern typically indicates a potential continuation of a downtrend or a breakout. Support and Resistance Levels: Resistance: The 3360 to 3380 zone, where the price has reacted multiple times and failed to break through consistently. Support: The ascending trendline around 3300 and a horizontal level around 3280 (the lower boundary of the triangle). Descending Triangle Pattern: The descending triangle is formed with a horizontal resistance line (at 3360) and a descending support line (blue line). This pattern generally suggests selling pressure, making a downward breakout more likely, though an upward breakout is also possible. Volume and Indicators: Volume is not visible in the image, but if volume increases during a breakout, it can confirm the move. The current price (3327.89) is near the triangle’s support line, indicating a potential for a significant price move (breakout) soon. Current Price Action: The price is currently near the triangle’s support (around 3320) and has formed a bearish candle. This could indicate selling pressure. Possible Price Paths: Based on the descending triangle pattern and the current price position, there are two main scenarios: Scenario 1: Downward Breakout (Higher Probability) If the price breaks below the triangle’s support (around 3320): Price Target: The vertical height of the triangle (from the high at 3380 to the low at 3320 = approximately 60 units) is subtracted from the breakout point (3320). Thus, the target would be around 3260. Path: The price could move toward the next support at 3280 and then to 3260. Confirmation: A strong bearish candle with increased volume can confirm this scenario. Scenario 2: Upward Breakout (Lower Probability) If the price breaks above the triangle’s resistance (3360): Price Target: The vertical height of the triangle (60 units) is added to the breakout point (3360). Thus, the target would be around 3420. Path: The price could move toward the next resistance at 3400 and then to 3420. Confirmation: A strong bullish candle with high volume can confirm this scenario. Drawing Possible Paths: Assuming the price moves from the current point (3327.89): Downward Path (Breakout Down): The price moves from 3320 to 3280 (horizontal support) and then to 3260 (triangle target). Path: A straight line from 3327.89 to 3280, then to 3260. Upward Path (Breakout Up): The price moves from 3327.89 to 3360 (triangle resistance), breaks it, and heads toward 3400 and then 3420. Path: A line from 3327.89 to 3360, then to 3400, and finally to 3420. Recommendation: Entry/Exit Points: If you plan to trade, wait for a confirmed breakout (with candle and volume confirmation). For a downward breakout, you can sell at 3320 with a stop loss at 3360 and a target of 3260. For an upward breakout, buy at 3360 with a stop loss at 3320 and a target of 3420. Risk Management: Use proper risk management, as false breakouts are common in triangle patterns.
? “Gold Levels So Clean, They Might Just Slap Your Algo ??” ? Daily XAUUSD Plan – April 23, 2025 ? Structure & Key Levels Only – Just Real Market Logic ? MARKET CONTEXT HTF Bias: Still bullish, but currently in corrective phase after blow-off at ATH LTF Flow: Bearish (M30–H1 CHoCH + BOS confirm premium-to-discount transition) Current Price: 3379 Macro: No major USD catalyst today – price driven by structure, liquidity, sentiment ? SELL ZONES – PREMIUM Zone Price Range Type Confluences ? 3448–3455 Major HTF OB Zone Extension Trap Fibo 1.618 + Premium OB + Liquidity above Weak High ? 3415–3422 LTF OB + Trap Zone Retest Area Last mitigated OB + NY Session liquidity grab ⚠️ 3385–3395 Intraday Flip Zone Bull/Bear Pivot EMA5 Lock + Rejection Block + Mid-Structure Flip ? BUY ZONES – DISCOUNT Zone Price Range Type Confluences ? 3365–3372 LTF Demand Zone Current Price Demand + RSI bounce + Reaction Box ? 3333–3340 Valid HTF OB High Confidence Unmitigated OB + HTF FVG + Historical Support ? 3284–3288 Sniper Reentry HTF Demand Base Previous buy zone + Structure Support + Clean OB ? 3220–3235 HTF Reversal Area Extreme Discount Long-term support + Weekly structure demand ? STRATEGY INSIGHT 3385–3395 = the line between bull & bear → key for session reclaim or rejection 3415–3422 is the best intraday sell if price spikes fast — protect with structure 3333–3340 holds real weight → HTF bounce territory for potential reversal If price nukes to 3284, expect serious buy interest (structure-supported reentry zone) ? Final words : “Clean structure. Clean zones. Clean mind. Gold doesn’t wait. Know your levels. React smart. ?✨ If this helped, drop a comment or follow – more sniper plans daily.”
Hello, traders BTC has had a nice little bump over the last few days, but let's not forget that there is a massive profit taking crowd behind it. We are reaching the tip of the gravy train and now profit taking will take into effect. Candles are shorter and slope is less steeps. Can't say for sure, but it def looks like it will drop to 81k support levels, as no one in their right mind will be buying at the top. You've been warned! All the best, always do your own due diligence, and this may be a nice time to look into BTCZ (inverse)!
GBP/USD Analysis – Institutional Liquidity, Price Action & Trade Setup Right now, I'm analyzing GBP/USD at 1.33287 in the context of institutional behavior, technical indicators, and upcoming economic events. My focus is on institutional liquidity absorption at resistance, monitoring key levels for an optimal entry. Technical Overview Resistance Zone: 1.33895–1.34234 has been a critical level where price struggled to break higher, suggesting institutional absorption. Support Zone: 1.33200–1.33150 remains an area where buyers could step in, but if it fails, the next downside target is 1.32677–1.32864. Momentum Indicators: RSI (66.15 on the hourly) signals strong momentum, but MACD shows slight bearish divergence, hinting at trend exhaustion. ADX Strength: The 30-minute ADX at 73.43 confirms trend momentum, but the hourly ADX at 17.12 indicates slowing movement, signaling potential institutional positioning. Price Action Insights Lower Highs Forming: Each successive high has been failing, reinforcing the idea that sellers are stepping in at resistance. Liquidity Absorption at 1.33895–1.34234: Institutional players might be taking the other side of buy orders, meaning a trap for retail longs before a drop. Bearish Rejection at 1.33450–1.33600: If price pulls back to this zone and prints a long upper wick, it confirms sell-side control. Volume Profile & Institutional Activity Volume Clustering at Resistance: Previous highs show volume absorption rather than continuation, reinforcing a bearish bias. Delta Imbalance Considerations: Watching sell-side aggression near key levels to confirm institutional pressure. Accumulation/Distribution Patterns: Weekly AD is negative, indicating some distribution rather than accumulation. This approach ensures I'm trading with institutional positioning rather than chasing price movements. I remain patient, watching key zones for liquidity absorption before executing.
Great oppurtunity to grab this move Not finanacial advice Risk and reward is what make a trader to professional trader so do consider that Targets around 85k 84700 STOPS ABOVE 92K
A very slow and surprising Tuesday given easter break is finished. Liquidity was flowing through from Monday up until the close. Today we have seen a very slow climb to the downside - not much of a reaction from our recent political news with Trump & the Jerome Powells thoughts on cutting rates. Personal opinion - markets were very reactionary on the tarrifs. There is some consensus for bad news to come out in the UK which are labelled "high importance" - price action could be factoring in this for today, however, we must consider the fact of how slow bears did today technically both in European & US markets sessions. Swing to the upside & knock off to knock off 1.34 before anything further. However, we can still see a potential short term continuation to the mid 50s in 1.32 , where I will slowly take away positions. No stop loss, swing trade, opened positions ranging from 1.3345-1.3375 areas. Just wanted to share an idea in the midst of now of a good speculative entry.
TechnipFMC (NYSE: NYSE:FTI ) closed at $31.23 on the previous trading day, staying close to its one-year high of $33.45. Evercore ISI analyst Jason Bandel maintained a Buy rating on the stock, setting a price target of $39. Meanwhile, Barclays reaffirmed its Buy rating with a higher target of $43 in a report dated March 26. Currently, the consensus among Wall Street analysts rates TechnipFMC as a “Strong Buy.” The average price target stands at $37.22, suggesting an upside of 19.18% from current levels. The stock has an average daily trading volume of 4.33 million shares. TechnipFMC’s performance is under close watch, though analyst Jason Bandel has posted a -5.4% average return with a 31.58% success rate. He follows the energy sector, covering companies like Helmerich & Payne and NOV in addition to FTI. Insider activity on the stock shows negative sentiment. Over the past quarter, 55 corporate insiders have sold shares. Earlier this month, Director Eleazar de Carvalho Filho sold 9,381 shares worth $279,178.56. Technical Analysis The stock recently bounced off a key support zone around $22, close to the 200-day moving average at $21.86. This bounce formed a bullish reversal setup. The price is now hovering near $25.20. If it holds this area, the next resistance is around the $28.00 level, followed by a possible move back toward its recent high of $33.45. The volume profile shows increased buying near the bottom of the bounce, suggesting accumulation. RSI is around 42, indicating neutral momentum but potential for recovery if buying pressure continues. A break above $28 may signal continuation toward $33.45.