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Weekly chart The daily improvement in the Greenback motivates Gold prices to give away part of the weekly strong advance and slip back to the vicinity of the $2,700 region per troy ounce at the end of the week. The short-term technical outlook for Gold price continues to favor of Gold buyers as the previous week’s symmetrical triangle breakout remains in play and the yellow metal holds well above all the major daily simple moving averages (SMA). Gold price eyes acceptance above the key static resistance at $2,726 to extend the uptrend toward the $2,750 psychological barrier. The next target is aligned at the record high of $2,790. If the correction unfolds, Gold price will find initial demand at the previous day’s low of $2,690, below which the January 15 low of $2,670 will be tested.
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by JohnHarry_7
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GBP/JPY Short, NZD/JPY Long, USD/CAD Short and CHF/JPY ShortGBP/JPY Short Minimum entry requirements: • Tap into area of value. • 1H impulse down below area of value. • If tight 5 min continuation follows, reduced risk entry on the break of it. • If tight 15 min continuation follows, 5 min risk entry within it, or reduced risk entry on the break of it. NZD/JPY Long Minimum entry requirements: • 1H impulse up above area of interest. • If tight 15 min continuation follows, 5 min risk entry within it, or reduced risk entry on the break of it. USD/CAD Short Minimum entry requirements: • If tight 15 min continuation forms, 5 min risk entry within it, or reduced risk entry on the break of it. CHF/JPY Short Minimum entry requirements: • Corrective tap into area of value 1. • 4H risk entry. Minimum entry requirements: • Tap into area of value 2. • 1H impulse down below area of value 2. • If tight 15 min continuation follows, 5 min risk entry within it, or reduced risk entry on the break of it.
by StewySongs
Weekly Forex Trade Planning SessionAnalysed Pairs: CAD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, EUR/CAD Market Overview: USD & JPY: Bullish CAD: Mixed EUR & GBP: Weak Price Analysis: CAD/JPY: Trend: Downtrend Current Position: At Momentum Low Outlook: Expecting a bullish pullback in the next phase. GBP/USD: Trend: Downtrend Current Position: Trading at Momentum Low 5 Outlook: Potential for bearish continuation. Watch for a bullish reversal above 1.2186. A break below 1.2160 could signal further downside. USD/CAD: Trend: Strong Uptrend Current Position: After a trend reset breaking the momentum high Outlook: Avoid buying at the high; wait for a pullback to go long. Alternatively, look for short opportunities if the price breaks below the reset point. USD/JPY: Trend: Correction in Downtrend Current Position: Observing Wave Structure 3 Outlook: Potential for a bullish secondary trend. Using Fibonacci levels, the price has paused at the 61.8% T2 target. If the high of Wave 3 isn't broken, the downtrend may resume. EUR/CAD: Trend: Trend-changing pattern after last pullback Outlook: Look to sell on a break below 1.4860, with targets at 1.4825 and 1.4810. Happy Trading!
by Charts247TradingAcademy
USDCHF - ANALYSIS👀 Observation: Hello traders! Here’s my analysis for the USD/CHF pair. I’m expecting a small pullback before the price continues its bullish movement upward. My first target for this move is 0.92448 . However, if the price consolidates below 0.90084 on the 1H timeframe, I anticipate a downward move. 📈 Expectation: Bullish continuation towards 0.92448 , unless the 0.90084 level is broken to the downside. If 0.90084 breaks and consolidates, expect a bearish move lower. 💡 Key Levels to Watch: Target: 0.92448 Support to hold: 0.90084 💬 What’s your perspective on USD/CHF? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Trade safe
Long
by PouyanTradeFX
USDCAD - ANALYSIS👀 Observation: Hello traders! Let’s analyze the USD/CAD pair. Based on the current price action, we are observing a range breakout, and I expect the price to continue its bullish movement upward. My first target for this bullish move lies between 1.46685 and 1.46966 . 📈 Expectation: Bullish continuation towards the target range of 1.46685 - 1.46966 , following the range breakout. 💡 Key Levels to Watch: Target Range: 1.46685 - 1.46966 💬 What’s your outlook for USD/CAD? Share your analysis in the comments below! Trade safe
Long
by PouyanTradeFX
AUDUSD - ANALYSIS👀 Observation: Hey traders! Here’s my analysis for the AUD/USD pair. I’m currently expecting a small pullback before the price continues its downward trend. My first target for this move is between 0.60780 and 0.60430 . However, if the Australian Dollar breaks above 0.63022 on the 1H timeframe and holds, I anticipate a pullback towards higher levels on the higher timeframes. 📉 Expectation: Downward movement towards 0.60780 - 0.60430 , unless 0.63022 is broken. If 0.6322 is broken to the upside, expect a pullback on higher timeframes. 💡 Key Levels to Watch: Target Range: 0.60780 - 0.60430 Resistance to break: 0.63022 💬 What’s your take on AUD/USD? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below! Trade safe
Short
by PouyanTradeFX
EURUSD - ANALYSIS👀 Observation: Hi everyone! Here's my analysis for the EUR/USD pair. Based on the current chart, I expect the price to continue its downward trend after a small pullback. My first target for this move is 1.00938 . If EUR/USD breaks above the 1.04370 level on the 1H timeframe and holds, I anticipate a shift in momentum and further upward movement. 📉 Expectation: Downward continuation to 1.00938 , unless the 1.04370 level is broken. If broken and consolidated, a bullish scenario could unfold. 💡 Key Levels to Watch: Target 1: 1.00938 Resistance to break: 1.04370 💬 What’s your perspective on EUR/USD this week? Share your analysis in the comments! Trade safe
Short
by PouyanTradeFX
DXY - ANALYSIS👀 Observation: Hello, everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Today, I want to share my personal view on the Dollar Index (DXY) with you. Based on what I see on the chart, I expect the Dollar Index (DXY) to reach the resistance zone of 110.668 to 110.877 . After a small pullback, I anticipate it will start its bullish movement upwards. If the 107.750 level breaks downward and consolidates on the 1H timeframe, a further decline could follow. 📈 Expectation: After a minor pullback, the DXY is likely to initiate a bullish movement and continue its upward trend. 💡 Key Levels to Watch: Resistance Zone: 110.668 - 110.877 💬 What’s your view on the Dollar Index this week? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Trade safe
TVC:DXYLong
by PouyanTradeFX
EURBGP: Sell signal on the Channel Down top.EURGBP is almost overbought on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 68.286, MACD = 0.003, ADX = 49.271) as it crossed over the 1D MA200 and almost touched the top of the short term Channel Down. This is a solid first entry for a short, the second being under the 1W MA200 near the dashed trendline of the long term Channel Down. Target the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level (TP = 0.82800). See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
Short
by InvestingScope
CAD/JPY Rising Channel Breakdown Looms Bears in Play !Rising Channel Formation The price is trading within a rising channel, indicating a potential bullish continuation or a reversal depending on how the price reacts near the channel's boundaries. The upper boundary of the channel acted as resistance, where a rejection occurred, leading to a short setup. Golden Pocket Zone Around the 108.660–108.491 level, a "Golden Pocket Zone" is marked, indicating an area of potential caution due to increased market indecision. This zone aligns with Fibonacci retracement levels or historical pivot points. Support Levels A Good Trading Zone is identified between 107.248–106.780, which represents a potential support area for price reversal or consolidation. Wicks Pivotal Point near 105.851–105.817 serves as a critical demand zone where significant buying interest might reemerge. Short Position Setup Entry Signal: A Sell signal was triggered near the channel's resistance line, supported by a failure to break higher. The price also exhibited a rejection at a critical resistance level within the Golden Pocket Zone. Profit Levels The Peak Profit 0.22% label indicates a modest gain so far, suggesting a potential continuation if the price breaks below the channel support. A prior Peak Profit 2.96% was achieved on a similar short setup from a lower level, confirming the bearish potential within the structure. Target Levels First target: 107.248, aligning with the Good Trading Zone. Second target: 106.780, which is the bottom of the Trading Zone. Extended target: 105.851, Wicks Pivotal Point, for a more aggressive short. Stop-Loss Placement A stop-loss should be positioned above the Golden Pocket Zone (around 109.000) to protect against false breakouts or unexpected bullish momentum. Technical Patterns and Indicators Rejection Candlesticks The price formed bearish rejection candles near the channel's upper boundary and the Golden Pocket Zone, indicating strong selling pressure. Trendline Confluence The lower boundary of the channel intersects with the 107.248 level, adding confluence for a possible bounce or further breakdown. Momentum Analysis The price appears to lose upward momentum after several failed attempts to make a higher high, suggesting sellers are gaining control. This short position aligns with the current market structure, leveraging resistance levels, a rejection from the upper trendline, and bearish momentum. However, traders should exercise caution near the identified support zones and adjust stop-loss levels based on intraday volatility. A clear break below the Good Trading Zone could open the door to extended downside potential toward the Wicks Pivotal Point.
Short
by wolfchemist
XAUUSDHello Traders! 👋 What are your thoughts on XAUUSD? Gold is approaching a significant resistance zone that it has tested multiple times without breaking through. At this point, there are no clear signs indicating the strength to surpass this level. It is anticipated that gold may react to this resistance and undergo a downward correction, potentially reaching the specified target level mentioned in the analysis. Don’t forget to like and share your thoughts in the comments! ❤️
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by HAMED_AZ
18
USDCHF: Best sell signal since May 2024.USDCHF is bullish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 60.917, MACD = 0.006, ADX = 41.659) as it has been on a nonstop rally supported by the 1D MA50 since October 4th 2024. The wave has reached the top of the long term Rectangle pattern and almost the R1 level. Alast time it was there (May 1st 2024), it got heavily rejected. We expect at least a test of the S1 level (TP = 0.85550). ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
Short
by InvestingScope
1
Why Most Traders Fail (And How I Turned It Around)I still remember my first trade like it was yesterday. I had no idea what I was doing, but I convinced myself I was going to crush it. Spoiler alert: I didn’t. In fact, I wiped out 20% of my account in less than an hour. I sat there staring at my screen, wondering what the hell just happened. If you’ve been there, I get it. Trading isn’t easy—it’s brutal at times. The truth is, most traders fail not because they’re bad at it, but because they’re unprepared for what trading really demands. I’ve made every mistake you can think of, but here’s the good news: I’ve also learned how to turn it around. This isn’t theory—it’s my story. Lesson 1: Winging It Will Destroy You When I started, I thought trading was just about picking the right stock or currency and riding the wave. I’d watch a few YouTube videos, scan some charts, and think, “Yeah, this looks good!” It wasn’t. I was basically gambling with my money. What finally clicked: -I needed a plan, plain and simple. One day, I sat down and wrote out what I’d do: what I’d trade, how I’d manage risk, and when I’d call it a day. -The first time I actually stuck to my plan, I didn’t even win big. But for the first time, I felt in control, and that was everything. Lesson 2: Risking It All = Losing It All There was this one trade—I'll never forget it. I bet way more than I should’ve because I was sure I’d win. When it went south, I froze. I couldn’t bring myself to close it, and the losses just piled up. By the time I got out, half my account was gone. What saved me: -I learned to only risk a small percentage of my account—1-2% per trade. Yeah, it felt slow, but it kept me in the game. -I started using stop losses religiously. No more crossing my fingers and hoping for the best. Lesson 3: Emotions Are Your Worst Enemy I used to get so caught up in the highs and lows. A big win would make me feel invincible. A big loss? Devastated. I’d jump into revenge trades, trying to get my money back, and just dig myself deeper. What changed: -I started journaling every trade—not just the numbers, but how I felt. I noticed patterns, like how I’d overtrade when I was frustrated. -Now, if I feel off, I walk away. No charts, no trades, just a reset. Lesson 4: Overtrading Was My Addiction I thought trading more meant making more. So I’d take setups that were “meh” at best, just to feel like I was doing something. What helped: -I stopped looking for trades—I started waiting for them. -Now, I focus on one or two great setups a day. The rest? I let them go. Lesson 5: You Don’t Have to Know Everything At one point, I was drowning in information. I had 15 indicators on my chart, followed 20 gurus on Twitter, and read every trading blog I could find. It was overwhelming, and it didn’t help. My aha moment: -Simplicity wins. I stripped my charts down to the basics: price action, support/resistance, and a couple of indicators I actually understood. -I stopped chasing the “perfect” strategy and focused on mastering one approach. You Can Do This I’ll be honest—there were moments when I wanted to quit. Blowing up accounts, feeling like a failure, wondering if I was cut out for this... it was hard. But looking back, I’m glad I didn’t give up. If you’re struggling, I get it. I’ve been in your shoes, and I know how overwhelming it can feel. Send me a DM or check out my profile —I’m here, happy to share what worked for me and help however I can. Trading isn’t about being perfect. It’s about progress. So take a breath, refocus, and keep going. You’ve got this. Kris/Mindbloome Exchange Trade What You See
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by Mindbloome-Trading
Confirm analysis of gold read the caption Inflation in the US, as measured by the change in the CPI rose 2.9% on a yearly basis in December from 2.7% in November, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported, matching expectations. When compared to the previous month, the CPI was up 0.4%, after adding 0.3% in the previous month. The annual core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 3.2%, below the expected 3.3%. The news sent stocks skyrocketing and bond yields lower as investors lifted bets on the Federal Reserve's (Fed) upcoming
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by Mrsam36
EURUSD: short term buy on the 1H MA50 in order.EURUSD is neutral on its 1H technical outlook (RSI = 48.015, MACD = 0.001, ADX = 25.709) as it pulled back to its 1H MA50 today but managed to find enough support to bounce even though it crossed it. The pattern is a Channel Down, so the overall trend is bearish but this is its bullish wave and as long as the 1H MA50 holds, we can technically make one last High. Every rebound since the Channel Down bottomed on January 13th, has been of +1.00%. We are expecting another one, so place your targets accordingly (TP = 1.03500). ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
Long
by InvestingScope
5
EURGBP Potential correctionThe EURGBP market recently tested the November high, creating a false breakout on the 4-hour timeframe after sweeping liquidity above the 0.84500 level. Following five consecutive bullish days, a retracement may be on the horizon. Despite the price continuing to register higher highs, a bearish divergence has emerged, signaling a potential loss of upward momentum. With the market now testing the monthly high alongside this bearish divergence, a downward move from the resistance level and channel border appears likely. The key focus is on the support zone around 0.83710
Short
by RTED_Investing
1
EUR/USD Long, GBP/USD Short and NZD/CAD ShortEUR/USD Long Minimum entry requirements: • If 3 touch 1H continuation or 2 touch 1H continuation with 3 touch structural approach forms, 15 min risk entry within it. GBP/USD Short Minimum entry requirements: • 1H impulse down below area of interest. • If tight 15 min continuation follows, 5 min risk entry within it, or reduced risk entry on the break of it. NZD/CAD Short Minimum entry requirements: • If 2 touch 1H continuation forms, 15 min risk entry within it.
by StewySongs
Master Short-term Trading in Stock, Forex, and Crypto MarketsMaster Short-term Trading in Stock, Forex, and Crypto Markets Short-term trading is a fast-paced approach that demands skill, strategy, and quick decision-making to capitalise on small price moves in financial markets like stocks, forex, and crypto. This article dives into advanced techniques, adaptive strategies, and psychological discipline needed to improve your trading edge. Choosing the Right Market and Asset for Short-Term Trading Short-term trading isn’t just about finding an opportunity; it’s about picking the right market and asset that aligns with your strategy, risk tolerance, and trading style. Different assets and markets move in unique ways, and understanding their traits can sharpen your trading decisions and improve your ability to identify favourable setups. Stocks When short-term trading stocks, movements often hinge on company-specific events like earnings reports, product launches, or even management changes. Ideal stocks for short-term trading typically include those in technology or high-growth sectors, which tend to show greater volatility and liquidity. However, specific stock trading hours limit opportunities (with after-hours trading often seeing lower volume), which can reduce flexibility compared to 24-hour markets like forex or crypto. Forex Known for its high liquidity and 24-hour trading cycle 5 days a week, the forex market offers ample short-term trading opportunities, particularly with major currency pairs like EUR/USD or GBP/USD. These pairs are heavily traded, leading to tighter spreads, which is essential for traders looking to make multiple trades in a single day. The forex market is also influenced by economic data releases and geopolitical events, making it a good match for traders who stay updated on global news and market sentiment. Commodities Trading commodities like gold, oil, and silver can add diversity to short-term trading. Commodities often see increased activity during times of economic uncertainty or when inflationary pressures are high. Precious metals like gold, for instance, are seen as so-called “safe havens,” attracting short-term traders during volatile market periods. Energy commodities, such as oil, also offer strong moves tied to supply and demand shifts, including geopolitical developments and inventory reports. Cryptocurrencies The crypto market stands out for its high volatility and 24/7 trading schedule. For those looking to trade for the short term in the crypto market, major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are common choices due to their frequent price swings, while smaller coins can offer higher-risk, high-reward short-term investment potential. However, crypto’s high risk and rapid price swings mean that traders must carefully manage the size of their short-term investments and stay alert to sudden shifts in market sentiment, often driven by regulatory updates or large-scale adoption news. Advanced Technical Analysis Techniques For traders aiming to refine their short-term investing, advanced technical analysis techniques can provide the depth needed to make quick, informed decisions. These methods go beyond basic indicators, giving traders a closer look at price dynamics, market psychology, and trade volume to spot potential setups. Price Action Analysis Price action analysis focuses on interpreting price movements without relying heavily on indicators. Traders using this method look for specific patterns like “doji” and “engulfing” candlesticks to gauge market sentiment. Recognising these patterns, along with key levels such as support and resistance, can help trader time entries and exits by indicating when momentum may shift. Price action is especially useful in volatile markets, where traditional indicators may lag. Volume Profile Volume profile charts and indicators show the volume traded at each price level over a given period, helping traders identify where the most buying and selling is happening. This technique highlights “high-volume nodes,” or price points where large amounts of trading occur, indicating levels where the price might stall or reverse. By using volume profiles, traders can spot areas of consolidation or breakout zones, refining their trade entries or exits based on market interest. Discover volume profile tools on FXOpen’s advanced TickTrader platform. 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Scalping vs Day Trading Scalping and day trading both offer short-term opportunities, but each thrives in distinct conditions. Scalping—executing numerous quick trades for small gains—is potentially effective in high-volatility environments with tight spreads, like forex or certain tech stocks. Day trading, on the other hand, takes advantage of slightly longer holding times within a single day, allowing traders to capitalise on more substantial moves. Knowing when to switch between these approaches keeps traders prepared. Timeframe Adjustments Adapting timeframes based on volatility can improve timing. For example, traders might use 1-minute charts during high volatility and 5- or 15-minute charts when the market is steadier, allowing them to focus on potentially more reliable setups without overreacting to noise. Continuous Backtesting and Refinement An adaptive strategy relies on ongoing backtesting to identify what works in current conditions. Live adaptation is also essential—strategies might need adjustments in real time based on changing market sentiment or unexpected events. Keeping strategies flexible and adjusting as data changes help traders stay aligned with the market’s rhythm. Advanced Risk Management Techniques Effective risk management goes beyond setting a simple stop loss. For advanced traders, techniques like dynamic position sizing, trailing stops, and a nuanced grasp of win rate and risk-reward ratios are essential to navigating volatile markets. Dynamic Position Sizing Adjusting position sizes based on current market conditions allows traders to respond to volatility without overexposing their capital. For instance, in highly volatile sessions, traders may reduce position sizes to limit exposure, while in low volatility periods, they might increase them to capture larger potential gains. Trailing Stops Trailing stops protect potential gains while letting trades run. As the market moves favourably, a trailing stop gradually locks in gains, automatically adjusting to reduce risk if the trend reverses. This is especially useful for fast-paced assets where trends can shift quickly, helping traders maximise trade effectiveness without manually adjusting their exits. Win Rate and Risk-Reward Balance A high win rate isn’t always the goal; balancing it with a good risk-reward ratio is often more sustainable. For example, a trader with a 40% win rate might still see strong potential returns if their average risk-reward is 1:3. Psychological Discipline and Strategy Execution Mastering short-term trading requires more than technical skill—it’s about controlling emotions and staying disciplined under pressure. Even with a solid strategy, emotional biases like fear and greed can cloud judgement and lead to impulsive decisions. Avoiding Overtrading Overtrading often stems from frustration or the “fear of missing out.” Identifying decent shares to buy for the short term can be exciting, but it’s essential to set clear limits on daily trades. By focusing on quality setups over quantity, traders can prevent hasty, low-probability trades that erode potential gains. Sticking to the Plan A pre-set strategy is only as good as its execution. Traders can strengthen discipline by following structured routines—such as starting each session with a plan, reviewing recent trades, and assessing market conditions. Journaling each trade, including the reasoning and emotions behind it, helps reinforce the commitment to the strategy. Routine and Mindfulness Building a consistent daily routine, from meditation to pre-market preparation, can help reduce emotional swings and keep a trader’s focus sharp. 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Short-term traders aim to take advantage of small price changes by timing their trades based on market trends, technical analysis, or key events. They base their strategies on quick decision-making, effective risk management, and sometimes high-frequency trading. How to Pick Good Stocks for the Short-Term? To find short-term stocks, traders look for stocks with high liquidity and volatility, as these are more likely to see meaningful price swings. Many traders focus on stocks to buy for the short term that offer recent/upcoming news or earnings reports, which tend to drive price momentum. Which Crypto to Buy for the Short-Term? High-liquidity cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are popular for short-term trades due to frequent price fluctuations. However, smaller coins can also offer opportunities, but these often carry higher risks due to their volatility. Can You Make a Living From Short-Term Trading? Yes, but it’s challenging. 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Education
by FXOpen
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