Navigating A Weaker Bull Trend For Strategic TradingIt appears EURUSD is currently within a Weaker Bull Trading setup.
For trend traders, waiting for a counter-trend opportunity might be a potential strategy.
Counter-Trend Traders, here are two considerations for your approach:
As the market resides in the supply zone on the Daily Chart, waiting for a double top formation coupled with RSI Divergence could offer an entry point for your trade.
Alternatively, keep an eye out for an ABCD Pattern as it unfolds, presenting another counter-trend trading setup.
These strategies aim to navigate against the prevailing trend, so it's essential to apply rigorous risk management practices.
Happy trading!
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Other see this as Coal, I see this as DiamondA retest of previous resistance on the daily chart combined with a strong bullish candle movement (an engulfing candle) is an intriguing setup. The observation of RSI Divergence at these levels serves as a significant indicator for a potential reversal.
Regarding the recent deviation from the PRZ zone of the crab pattern on AUDUSD, it seems it hasn't reached the HOP (Harmonic Optimal Price) level before reversing. This deviation could be a point of interest for observation on the H4 chart.
Your decision to take an aggressive shorting opportunity due to the attractive profit factor is noted. However, as you rightly mentioned, managing risk is crucial in such trades. Wishing you success in your trade management and strategy execution!
Seize Trading Opportunities This Week!For those seeking a counter-trend trading opportunity, CADJPY may present an intriguing prospect. On the weekly chart, a Bearish Shark Pattern checkback is in play. For those desiring a more precise entry, waiting for the Gartley Pattern confirmation on the daily chart could provide a strategic shorting opportunity.
I'm eager to know your trade plans for CADJPY. How do you intend to navigate this setup? Share your insights below!
Optimize Your Trades with In-Depth Analysis!AUDCAD has unfolded a compelling Bullish Shark Pattern trading setup on its weekly chart, offering amazing opportunities for those who engaged in the trade three weeks ago.
For those who missed the initial move, a strategic move would be to await the market's respect of the Support Level on the 4-hourly chart. To identify this respect, one approach is to watch for a double bottom formation with RSI Divergence, ideally aligning with the support line.
Now, I'm curious about your trade plan for AUDCAD. What strategy are you employing? Feel free to share your insights below!
Aggressive Counter-Trend PlayI've identified a Bat Pattern retest on the NZDJPY, representing a counter-trend trading setup. This trade is categorized as a combo trade due to the presence of a bearish shark pattern retest on the weekly chart.
In this instance, I've opted for an aggressive approach , meaning I'm engaging in the trade before waiting for candlestick confirmation.
The profit potential for my final target is quite remarkable.
A gentle reminder: Never follow any trade blindly and refrain from overtrading, regardless of your confidence in this trade or in me.
Wishing you successful trading!
Potential Bearish Setup on Weekly ChartAs anticipated, the Bullish Shark Pattern has initiated its move on the Weekly Chart—a prediction I shared as early as October 8, 2023. For visual confirmation, refer to the chart within this Trading View post.
Now, attention shifts towards the potential emergence of the bearish 5-0 pattern on the Weekly Chart.
On the Daily Chart, there's a convergence of Bearish Shark and Bearish Crab Patterns, both culminating at the same completion level, 0.9015. This sets the stage for a potential shorting opportunity upon market retest at these levels.
Alternatively, consider a shorting opportunity on the 1-hourly chart, targeting the retest of the resistance level at 0.8908.
The pivotal question arises: What's your trade plan? Your insights carry weight. Please share your perspective below!
Potential Bearish Setup on Weekly ChartThe Bearish Fib-3 Bat formation on the Weekly chart certainly catches the eye, particularly with the presence of a long-shadow candle.
However, it's important to acknowledge that the trading setup remains unconfirmed. Waiting for confirmation may entail missing out on potential profits, to the tune of 200 pips.
Here are some strategic considerations:
Option 1: Shorting Opportunity from Lower Timeframes
One approach is to anticipate a shorting opportunity on lower timeframes, thus potentially capitalizing on a downside move without waiting for full confirmation.
Option 2: Trading Within the Range (1-hourly Chart)
Both sellers and buyers find opportunities within the 2 zone. This entails engaging with the Resistance at 150.49 and the Support level at 149.00.
The pivotal question arises: What's your trade plan? Your insights matter. Please share your perspective below!
Technical Analysis & Trading StrategiesIn the upcoming week, the spotlight might be on NZDJPY, particularly for those who lean towards structure-based trading methods.
In this scenario, we marry technical analysis with the art of trading.
Observations:
A keen eye at the support level reveals an ABCD pattern checkback on the 4-hourly chart, situated at 86.84.
For Fib-3 Bat enthusiasts, a buying opportunity may materialize on the 1-hourly chart.
Now, the pivotal question: What would be your approach to NZDJPY? Your insights matter. Please share your perspective below!
Analyzing for Aggressive Shorting and Buying Setups!
USDCAD presents multiple potential opportunities, with a current focus on a shorting prospect.
Weekly Chart Influence:
The weekly chart displays a Double Top Retracement, guiding the overarching trading decision.
Approach Considerations:
While an aggressive trade might opt for an immediate shorting entry, I'm choosing a more cautious approach.
Short Trade Options:
Daily Chart: Eyeing a Type2 Bearish Shark Pattern for a potential retest at 1.3744.
4-hourly Chart: Noting a Bearish Bat Pattern completion at 1.3770.
15-minute Chart: Considering a Bearish Shark Pattern projected to complete at 1.3733.
I'm interested in your perspective. Which of these setups resonates with you, or do you have an alternative approach in mind? Share your insights below!
Cashing in on Potential USDJPY Pullback Profits!
The USDJPY pair continues its strong bullish movement, even on the Weekly Chart, reaffirming the prevailing uptrend.
Counter-Trend Strategy:
As a counter-trend trader by nature, I'm on the lookout for shorting opportunities.
Trade Possibilities:
Weekly Chart: A potential Bearish Fib-3 Bat pattern could offer an entry point for a pullback trade. However, I'm mindful of not waiting for excessive confirmation and potentially missing out on a 300-pip profit potential.
Daily Chart: Keeping an eye on a potential Bearish Crab Pattern confirmation at 150.43.
Intra-Day Traders: Consider waiting for the completion
of a Bearish Shark Pattern at 149.96.
I'm curious about your trade plan. What are your thoughts? Feel free to comment below.
Strong Bullish Trend for High Returns!The USDJPY is currently experiencing an upward trend. To capitalize on this trend, I plan to wait for a chance to buy at the Fib-3 Bat Pattern completion on the 1-hourly chart at 149.09.
However, it's important to note that both the 4-hour and daily charts show a Bearish Harmonic Pattern that completes at a similar level of 150.41. As such, it would be best to wait for a candlestick pattern completion before considering a counter-trend trade.
Golden Buying OpportunityTrading Gold and Oil. As you know, I typically trade these products on a longer-term perspective due to their volatility compared to the FX market.
Recently, I have noticed a Bullish Shark Pattern confirmation on gold, which presents two potential approaches.
Option 1 would be to engage the trade immediately if there is a retest at $1,819.37. This is because the Shark Pattern has completed, and a retest could be an excellent opportunity to enter the market.
Option 2 would be to wait for a retest on the support level of the 1hourly chart at $1,814.97, as long as the market doesn't close below $1,810.12.
Alternatively, if you are interested in shorting opportunities, the sell zone on the 4-hourly chart could be an opportunity for you.
Which option do you think would be the best approach?
Potential Buying OpportunityAs you may know, AUDCAD is currently on a Bearish Trend, which means that buying at this pair is a counter-trend move.
However, I wanted to let you know that the Bullish Shark Pattern has been completed on the Weekly Chart with an RSI Divergence.
There are two ways to engage with this pattern. The first is the Bullish Gartley Pattern, which has warning signs that it is completing on the 4-hourly chart at 0.8603. The second is completing on the 1-hourly chart at 0.8650.
Given these options, which one would you prefer to choose? Let me know your thoughts and we can discuss further.
Exploring Shorting OpportunitiesUSDJPY is currently on a Bullish Trend, but I am keeping an eye out for a shorting opportunity.
After analyzing the weekly chart, I have identified a bearish bat pattern that could potentially be a good opportunity to short the market. We just need to wait for a candlestick confirmation and for the market to close at 146.96 to seal the deal.
Alternatively, there are also bearish crab patterns on both the 4-hourly chart at 150.43 and the 1-hourly chart at 149.81 that could be worth considering, depending on how aggressive we want to be with this trade.
It's worth noting that this trade is a bit tricky, as we may need to be patient and persistent in poking the bear until it starts to give us the bear run we're looking for. If we're too quick to shift stops to entry, we may get stop out a few times, but that doesn't necessarily mean losses for the trade.
Overall, I believe we have a good plan in place and I'm excited to see how this trade plays out. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
A Balanced Trading OpportunityEURUSD has a last level of support on the Weekly Chart at 1.0544, and closing below 1.0446 would violate the Bullish Trend.
If we're looking for a buying opportunity, the 1hourly chart support level at 1.0558 could be a good fit. Alternatively, we could wait for the market to sit on the Trendline before heading in for a buying opportunity.
On the other hand, if we're looking to short, we could either sell the market at the Key Resistance Level on the 4-hourly chart at 1.0631 or a Bearish Shark Pattern completion at 1.0722.
Personally, I'm more inclined to look for a buying opportunity. What do you think?
Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. I look forward to hearing your thoughts.
This is the kind of Trading Setup that I go Aggressive!The Bullish Shark Pattern is yet to be confirmed, but it went lower than PRZ, which is seen as a warning sign for most. However, I see it as an opportunity that I don't want to miss out on.
Here are some key points that I wanted to highlight:
- The Terminal Bar produced a long shadow that provided Cover Support, which means that the level is not broken.
- On the 1-hourly chart, we can see RSI divergence.
- There's a sideway bounce setup on the 4-hourly chart, which can be attributed to a combo trade.
As you know, I'm a nurtured conservative trader, but once I see an opportunity like this, I turn into an aggressive trader. So, I'm quite excited about this.
What's your take on this?
A Promising Trading StrategyThe star trade of the week. I'm currently waiting for a shorting opportunity on the bearish shark pattern off the weekly chart.
Trading off the weekly chart directly would send my initial risk through the roof. While we could always reduce our trading size when trading off the higher timeframe, it doesn't make sense to me.
I'll be waiting for a bearish 5-0 pattern to complete at 110.56. My initial stop-loss is at 110.96, which is approximate -40pips or -400USD/lot.
My first target is at 109.96, which is approximately 1,000USD/lot.
However, there's also a bullish shark pattern that has completed at 109.96, so there's no reason why you can't engage on that as well.
Remember, it's important to plan your trade and trade your plan. Never follow any trader blindly.
Retesting Previous High, Potential Shorting OpportunityWe've identified a potential opportunity for counter-trend traders in the form of a Bearish Fib-3 Bat Pattern completion on the Weekly Chart. This could be a great chance for traders to engage in the trade and make a profit.
However, we understand that the initial stop may be too large for some traders to handle. That's why we suggest waiting for the setup to form on the lower time-frame, such as the 1-hourly chart, for a shorting opportunity. You could wait for a retest at 149.44 for a shorting opportunity. The initial Stop-Loss at 149.74 (-30pips) or approx. -300usd/lot.
Target1 could be at 148.76 (+68pips) or approx. +680usd/lot. But keep in mind that it's always important to plan your trade and not follow any trader blindly. We encourage you to have a solid plan in place before making any trades.
Short NASDAQ once more!I wanted to share my thoughts on the latest shorting opportunity I've spotted on Nasdaq. It appears to be a Bearish Shark Pattern, with some unique differences from the previous ones we've seen.
Firstly, there is an additional entry price for the very same Bearish Shark Pattern. This makes it even more appealing to consider shorting. Secondly, the completion of this pattern is happening on the 1hourly chart, which means the movement could be more volatile.
In light of this, I have set my initial stop-loss to a further level at 14927.90 as I am aiming for a bigger target.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this development. Do you think this is a good opportunity for us to short Nasdaq once more? Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Long-Haul Profits vs In-and-Out Action!Are you the kind of trader who savors holding on for massive profits or one who dives into every market movement? 🚀
Let's explore this week's expert-level market analysis, where we have both these trading setups on display. Today, let's delve into the low-risk, high-return approach.
Turning our focus to the Australia-Canada pair, the weekly chart presents a compelling opportunity. Market proximity to the prior support zone ignites the interest of counter-trend traders like me, on the hunt for a buying chance. On the daily chart, the bearish trend nudges us toward a low-risk, high-potential return strategy.
Zooming in to the four-hour chart, the bearish trend remains. However, the one-hour chart buckles the trend with a bullish flair.
Remember, higher timeframes may suggest bearishness, but it's crucial for the one-hour chart to echo this sentiment for a more accurate read. 🔍📊
Returning to the weekly chart, let's uncover the trade opportunity I'm eyeing. Behold the bullish shark pattern in the midst of consolidation – a tempting mid to long-term prospect.
This trade usually lingers for a minimum of two months, so if you're not up for the long-haul, perhaps it's not your match.
Options to engage abound. On the daily chart, a beckoning ABCD pattern, ripe for the picking with a retest at 86.60. Shifting to the four-hour chart, a straightforward support at 87.07 shines. Meanwhile, the one-hour chart offers up a bullish shark at 86.34 or an immediate support at 86.95 for consideration.
Yet my focus remains on the 15-minute chart, where a bullish shark nears completion at 87.01. What makes this the "only shark pattern" for this setup?
Understanding your tools is crucial.
Embracing the 15-minute chart strategy minimizes risk while amplifying the potential for this entire setup. Next week is critical – especially on Monday.
And if you've heard the advice to "skip Monday trading," consider this your golden exception! Seize the moment! 💰💡
Immediate Trading Opportunities AwaitDon't let Monday's reputation of slower market movement deceive you! This week, four immediate trading ideas present themselves right at the market's open. Many traders might overlook these due to the common notion that Monday trading is sluggish. Avoid this pitfall by conducting your analysis over the weekend. Stay ahead of the game and seize these trading prospects.
Canadian Dollar vs. Japanese Yen
Turning to the Canada Yen pair, the weekly chart shows a retest of the previous high, indicating a predominantly bullish movement. The daily chart solidifies this bullish trend. Counter-trend traders can explore pullback opportunities to secure good earnings. The four-hour and one-hour charts mirror this setup, offering counter-trend traders a chance to benefit.
🔍 Weekly Chart Insights 🔍
For the Canada Yen pair, a bearish Shark pattern retest presents an opportunity. Counter-trend traders can consider shorting at 108.75, potentially accompanied by RSI divergence. On the daily chart, a shorting opportunity is plausible with a retest at 109.12.
📊 Immediate Focus: Four-Hour Chart 📊
A bearish Bat pattern, already completed, captures my attention on the four-hour chart. This can potentially be shorted right at the market's open, or a bit of patience can be exercised to await an ideal confirmation. An entry point of 107.87 seems fitting if the trade conditions align. Conversely, a buying opportunity might arise with a bullish Bat pattern at 104.67.
🕒 Action-Oriented Monday 🕒
On Monday, my attention will primarily be on the four-hour chart for this trade setup.
Immediate Trading OpportunitiesAustralian Dollar
Starting with the weekly chart, consolidation is evident. On the daily chart, a retest of the previous support within the consolidation. A four-hour chart shows an RSI divergence—a gem for counter-trend traders. The one-hour chart mirrors this setup. Reading trend movements with precise filters is pivotal to distinguishing buying from selling opportunities.
🔍 Weekly Chart Insights 🔍
A Gartley pattern is brewing at 61.67 on the weekly chart—a potential buying level. Transitioning to the daily chart, a retest of the Gartley pattern hints at earning extra income. The RSI divergence adds confidence. Conservative traders should wait for candlestick confirmation before proceeding.
📊 Four Hour Chart Dynamics 📊
An ABCD pattern on the four-hour chart presents a trading opportunity. Prudence calls for awaiting additional confirmation.
🕒 Timing the Trades 🕒
My focus leans towards the four-hour chart. I aim to engage around 9:00 AM Singapore time when candlestick formations provide supplementary confirmation.
Riding the Bullish Tide on Pound-Dollar Hello traders! Let's delve into the Pound-Dollar landscape and identify potential buying opportunities. 🇬🇧💱
📊 Weekly Chart Insights 📊
The bullish trend on Pound-Dollar persists, presenting a potential buying chance this week. On the weekly chart, the market retraced to the previous support level, respecting it at 1.2632. This could be a zone to watch for potential buying.
💡 Daily Chart Observations 💡
While the daily chart may seem like a potential head and shoulders setup, I personally refrain from this trade as it doesn't align with my filters and rules. Nonetheless, consider a buying option around 1.2608 if you're inclined.
🔄 Navigating Consolidation 🔄
A closer look at the four-hour chart reveals consolidation. This scenario can be advantageous for traders on lower timeframes like 1-hour and 15-minute, who can seek counter-trend opportunities or harmonic patterns within this zone.
📊 Charting Strategies 📊
Returning to the weekly chart, remember the key buying zone lies between 1.2595 and 1.2632. Respect for the 1.2595 level is pivotal. On the daily chart, a Gartley pattern surfaces, but I lean cautious due to an elongated shadow.
⚙️ Refining Entries ⚙️
For those seeking confirmation, explore the four-hour chart's retest for an improved entry and tighter stop loss. Conversely, a bearish Gartley pattern at 1.2838 could entice shorters.
🔍 The One-Hour Chart 🔍
Keep an eye on 1.2735 on the one-hour chart—a countertrend opportunity in line with higher timeframe trends. Approaching the sell zone, an opportunity might emerge.