Good morning, team. Welcome to the first trading session of the week. We’re looking at Euro/USD this morning, and we’re expecting price action to deliver further bullish movement. Last week, we called for bullish movement from the area where price was sitting, and we saw a beautiful expansion through the highs. Now, of course, last week ended with a bank holiday on Friday in the UK, and we also have a bank holiday today. This means price may be looking to restructure and pull back into more desirable pricing. As a result, we could see a slowdown in bullish momentum and a possible pullback. As always, we don’t expect pullbacks as a certainty, but given the current information, anticipating one is a reasonable idea—especially since our entries can only occur at lower levels. We remain bullish and expect price action to continue upward, so we shouldn't focus on selling this market. Instead, we should anticipate entering from more desirable zones. Note that the COT data is long on this pair. There’s also a large amount of liquidity resting at the base of this run. As always, if short-term lows are formed between the most recent high and the last significant move, we could look for a short-term move into a potential new high—if bullish movement continues. This means watching the hourly timeframe for potential entry zones. Keep an eye on the high-volume lows at the base of this move and expect, as mentioned above, long setups to develop later this week.
?⚔️ Solana vs Ethereum – A Meme War or Market Shift? ?? It’s getting spicy out here in the crypto arena... and the memes are hitting just as hard as the market caps! ? Over the weekend, Solana briefly flipped Ethereum in total staking value — triggering a fiery debate on whether that’s bullish or bearish for SOL. Some celebrated the milestone ?, while others, especially from the ETH camp, argued it reveals a deeper problem: Solana’s staking isn't really staking (as slashing isn’t automatic, and network restarts are still a thing). ?? ? Bonus Meme: Apparently Ethereum’s new logo is now Internet Explorer ? — can’t say the UX didn’t earn it. ? The FXProfessor’s Technical Take: Let’s cut through the noise. ? SOLETH (Solana vs Ethereum Ratio) Rejected at grand resistance: 0.088 Projected drop: -28% to 0.063 Structure: Bearish inside an ascending channel (highlighted in orange) ? ETHUSD Support: $1,530 Rebound potential: $1,650 and beyond Long-term structure still forming — this could be a spring. ? SOLUSD Key support: $114 If that breaks higher, next test is $179, then $215 But failure at this level opens room for downside re-test near $80 ? So where do we stand? On chart structure alone, Solana might still outperform ETH short-term — but technically, SOLETH suggests a correction is due. ?? Yes, I’m emotionally attached to Ethereum — I have build on it, invested in it, got smashed on it for months..pain, at least for now. But I trade what I see (or at least i try damn it!) Let the memes roll, but let the charts speak. Drop your thoughts — SOL or ETH? ? One Love, The FXPROFESSOR ?
Possible daily bias found using ERLIRL and PDHPDL
Technical analysis: I have essentially nothing new to add on my previous outlook. Since the #3,352.80 break-out point was compromised, the Price-action Naturally spiked to the #3,392.80 - #3,400.80 Resistance zone mentioned on the previous commentary. Based on the #5-session Higher High’s sequence, this zone is the new local High’s (very possible that Price-action is pricing a Top here, temporary or not) and as both the Hourly 4 chart and Daily chart are Bullish to a very great extent and does not look so good for Sellers, I should Naturally expect a correction within #2-session horizon as Wall Street opening Bell could offer Low Volumed candles without of a much Price-action. The Technical answer is the Hourly 1 chart’s Support near #3,352.80 benchmark once again, which has been always touched after every Higher High’s rejection. Gold is kept Higher on pure Fundamental gradient and weak DX (on a parabolic downtrend). The turmoil with the Inflation in U.S. causing Investors turn to capital from riskier assets for protection (safe-havens in High demand such as Gold), thus causing Gold to gain value along with Tariff's. My position: I am satisfied with catching correction on Thursday, currently I do believe Gold is near local High's and correction is due. #3,352.80 benchmark is my Target.
If the daily line does not show a negative trend, try not to short or guess the top. The support points below are 3300 and 3283. If it falls below 3300, it will no longer be extremely strong. If it falls below 3195, there may be room for a deep decline. Therefore, we should pay attention to the gains and losses of 3300 and 3195 during the week. The 4-hour cycle has been in a strong state in the continuous rise. After the adjustment on Thursday last week, it was confirmed that the support of the middle track below is very strong. It is currently near the support of 3300, so it just meets the view of the daily line. Then, do not guess the top during the rise, wait for the 4-hour cycle Bollinger to close, or fall back to the gains and losses of the Bollinger middle track support point. In the morning, gold opened directly up and set a new high again. Maintaining the principle of not chasing orders in the Asian and European sessions, it is expected to fall back after the high. Pay attention to 3357 and 3342 below, and wait for a fall back to go long in the extremely strong.
I wrote : "Eyes on loc-D Level. Currently a Long at retest of loc-D would be more plausible." Price came down and demands went up. 5.3% ? ? ? That hVn level missed just by a hair. Original TA/Signal from yesterday: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/SOLUSDT.P/3u73a88j-SOL-Beautiful-TA-days-ago-with-updates/ Follow for more ideas/Signals.? Just donate some of your profit to Animal rights or other charity :)✌️
On the above 5 day chart price action has corrected almost 70% since the year began. A number of reasons now suggest a reversal in trend, they include: 1. Price action and RSI resistance breakouts. 2. A significant confirmation that legacy downtrend breakout now acts as support. 3. Price action confirmation horizontal support. 4. Forecast to broken market structure is also the Golden ratio, but that is not the same as saying a correction confirmation from structure will follow. Is it possible price action continues correcting? Sure. Is it probable? No. Ww
Coca-Cola Company (KO) Shares Trade Near All-Time High Stock market charts indicate that from the start of last week’s trading through to its close: → The S&P 500 Index (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) declined by approximately 3%; → Pepsico (PEP) shares dropped by more than 1%; → Coca-Cola Company (KO) shares rose by around 2.4%. Why Aren’t Coca-Cola Shares Falling? The relatively strong performance of Coca-Cola (KO) shares compared to the broader market and its main competitor may be attributed to the fact that Coca-Cola operates a concentrate production facility in Atlanta, USA. In contrast, Pepsico’s equivalent production is based in Ireland. This gives Coca-Cola a potential advantage under the tariff policies pursued by the Trump administration. Incidentally, according to media reports, Diet Coke is the favourite drink of the US President. https://www.tradingview.com/x/Afj6Uzui/ Technical Analysis of KO Stock Chart In 2025, KO stock has been forming an upward channel, though the current price is approaching key resistance levels: → the upper boundary of this ascending channel; → the $73 level, above which several successive all-time highs have been formed. However, price action suggests that bulls have so far struggled to establish a foothold above this mark. It is possible that the upcoming quarterly earnings report, scheduled for 29 April, could provide a positive catalyst for KO’s share price. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
Peak earnings season is right around the corner — the next two weeks are for the geeks with tech giants slated to report their quarterly financials all the while traders and investors weigh concerns over tariffs, trade wars, and export controls. On tap to offload first-quarter earnings updates this week are Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA (Tuesday) and Google parent Alphabet NASDAQ:GOOGL (Thursday). We’ll get more of the tech elite next week — Meta NASDAQ:META and Microsoft NASDAQ:MSFT deliver next Wednesday and Amazon NASDAQ:AMZN and Apple NASDAQ:AAPL report Thursday. Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA reports late in May. Let’s talk about that. Welcome to earnings season, aka that rush hour of the quarter when traders hit refresh on the earnings calendar , their watchlists, and cortisol levels. Once again, it's Big Tech in the spotlight — specifically the Magnificent Seven club, a pack of tech heavy hitters who spent the past year building the future of artificial intelligence only to be the first out the door this year when investors dumped risk in the face of looming global uncertainty. Now, with Tesla and Alphabet kicking off what could be a market-moving series of updates, the real question isn’t just who beat the numbers — but who can still tell a good story in the face of tariffs, competition, and AI-fueled capex that’s starting to look like Monopoly money. ? The Setup: Seven Stocks, Seven Bags to Hold The Magnificent Seven — Tesla, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Nvidia — aren’t just the tech elite. They’ve been the main engine of the market for the last few years. But in 2025, the wheels have come off. These technology mainstays, towering over the growth sector, have shed hundreds of billions and are now nursing double-digit percentage losses. Each. One. Of. Them. The growth space, valued more on prospects of bright performance rather than current showing, has been hit hard this year. How hard? That hard: Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA is down 36% Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA is down 27% Amazon NASDAQ:AMZN is down 21% Alphabet NASDAQ:GOOGL is down 20% Apple NASDAQ:AAPL is down 19% Meta NASDAQ:META is down 16% Microsoft NASDAQ:MSFT is down 12% On the outside, we all know what’s dragging stocks — it’s the widespread tariff jitters fanning recession fears and triggering waves of capital outflows. But on the inside, these tech giants are deep into a spending spree, and paring back that guidance might be too late. AI spending is now at fever pitch, having gone from “impressive” to “uh… should we be concerned?” And that’s what investors will be watching when these masters of technology report quarterly numbers. Besides the usual revenue figures, earnings per share and (likely timid) guidance, capital expenditures will draw a ton of attention. Capital expenditures, or capex, is the amount of money a company allocates for investments in new stuff like hardware and software and that may include beefing up existing infrastructure. Injecting AI into systems and operations is top focus right now and Big Tech has decided to be generous and pony up some big money for it. Here’s what this year’s capex looks like, as per prior guidance: Microsoft has allocated $80 billion Alphabet has set aside $75 billion Amazon? $100 billion ready to roll Zuck’s Meta is in with up to $65 billion The rest of the Mag 7 haven’t put out official capex projections but no one is sleeping on the opportunity. Let’s go around the room and see what each of these is dealing with right now. ? Tesla: A Look Under the Hood Tesla reports first, and traders are bracing for either redemption — or another reason to panic sell. On the surface, it’s not pretty: EV demand is sagging, especially in China and Europe. Musk’s political disruption and proximity to Trump aren’t helping the optics. And with shares already down 36% this year, the company enters this earnings call with bruises and baggage. Revenue is expected to come in at $21.2 billion, down 1%, while earnings are projected to drop 8% to $0.42. Tesla delivered 336,681 cars in Q4 , a 14% drop from the same time a year ago. ? Alphabet: Quiet Strength, But Still on Watch Alphabet is expected to deliver solid results — $89.2 billion in revenue, up 11%, and $2.01 in earnings per share, up 6.3% from last year. Among the Mag 7, it’s one of the best-positioned players to weather trade volatility, thanks to its size, diverse revenue streams, and sheer dominance in advertising and cloud computing. Its Gemini AI model is heating up the race against ChatGPT and Copilot, and its cloud division is quietly chipping away at AWS and Azure’s lead. That said, traders will still be watching for any signs of slowdown in digital ad spending—a canary in the coal mine if the economy starts to sputter under tariffs and tightening global conditions. ? Amazon and Apple: The Slow Burners Amazon, with its big-ticket spending on AI, is playing the long game — mostly through AWS, the company’s main driver of profitability. It's aggressive, even by Big Tech standards. The problem? AWS margins are under pressure, and retail is facing the squeeze from cautious consumers. Amazon needs to prove it can turn AI into revenue, not just headlines. Amazon’s sales and earnings per share are projected to grow 8.16% and 38.7% respectively. Apple, meanwhile, is in the risky position of relying a bit too much on China for its products — it ships about 90% of its iPhone from Asia’s biggest economy. And while that may be irrelevant for first-quarter results, it may weigh on the company’s outlook, considering Trump’s flip-flopping on Chinese tariffs (is tech in or is tech out?) . The iPhone maker is expected to report $93.9 billion in revenue and $1.61 in earnings per share. ? Meta and Microsoft: AI Darlings With Something to Prove Meta reports next Wednesday, and the pressure’s on. Zuck has gone full steam into AI, pushing for everything from AI chatbots in WhatsApp to personalized content generation across Facebook and Instagram. But here’s the kicker: Meta still makes its money from ads. And if ad budgets start shrinking in response to tariffs or a slower economy, AI investments may not save the day — at least not right away. Meta is expected to pull in $41.3 billion in revenue and $5.24 in earnings per share. Microsoft, on the other hand, has positioned itself as the white-collar AI whisperer. Copilot is everywhere — Office, Teams, Edge, Windows — and its $80 billion in AI infrastructure spending is squarely aimed at enterprise dominance. It still holds a 49% stake in OpenAI, and Azure is growing, albeit slower than expected. If Microsoft can show AI adoption translating into real revenue, traders may get the breakout they’ve been waiting for. Microsoft is expected to pick up revenue of $68.5 billion and $3.23 in earnings per share. ? Nvidia: The Final Boss Nvidia won’t report until late May, but it’s already looming over the entire earnings season. Every other tech company is spending billions on Nvidia’s chips — so when the chipmaker finally updates investors, it could swing sentiment across the entire sector. The market wants to see that demand is real and growing, especially from hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. If Nvidia disappoints, the fallout might be like watching a domino go down. Nvidia is expected to bring home $43.1 billion in revenue and $0.90 in earnings per share. ⚙️ Final Thoughts: Big Bets, Big Risks This isn’t just another earnings season — it’s a stress test for the Magnificent Seven amid times of big market shifts. The group that once carried the market now faces a reality check: AI is expensive, global trade is messy, and Wall Street is no longer giving out free passes for “vision.” But where there’s risk, there’s also opportunity. Traders who can sift through the noise, spot the change in tone, and ride the next narrative — whether it’s autonomous Teslas, AI-powered spreadsheets, or ad-supported Metaverse avatars — will have the edge. What’s your take? Which Big Tech name are you watching most closely — and are you betting on a rebound or bracing for more pain? Let’s hear it from you.
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