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UPDATE: Level hold perfectly; you sold fear. New ATH is coming!Tesla is ready for a new ATH and potentially 20X even more. It's not only an EV cars company, as many wrongly see it. This is an update of my previous analysis, which received so much hate, but it doesn't change my view. I have added a massive amount at 22O, and it will be an amazing ride until the end of this decade. Here are the facts. They make more revenue in multiple sources than many people see I'm adding a graphical presentation from CernBasher (Tesla specialist) of how the Robotaxi and Optimus can be big. Yes, they might not reach the targets, but even if it's just half. It will be huge. Their Robotaxi business will rapidly outweigh the EV cars business in the near future. Now he has Trump and he will allow him all necessary licenses. and Tesla Optimus will even outperform the Robotaxi. Seems unreal, but the complexity of making a bot is easier than a car. They plan to run robot production faster than anything that has been ramped. The complexity of creating a bot is much less than a car. Also, once they start producing the bots, their factory will become more efficient. One bot can replace three people. The liquidity cycle is coming 🤔I think Optimus and Robotaxi will rapidly exceed their EV car revenue. Elon Musk is predicting over 1000% growth in 5 years. Which would be way above $2900 without stock splits. David Perk
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by David_Perk
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USOIL:The bullish momentum demonstrates strong performanceRecently, the United States has stepped up its sanctions against Iran. It also made threatening remarks indicating that if the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine fail to reach an agreement, it will further intensify sanctions against Russia. Such actions have heightened the market's concerns about the future supply side. Meanwhile, the short-term and phased decline in the United States' domestic oil production, combined with its temporary abstention from taking additional measures to suppress oil prices, has led to a certain increase in the supporting strength of the oil market recently. Yesterday, the upward trend of oil prices continued. Take a long position at $71.05 for the oil price. Set a stop-loss of 30 basis points and a take-profit at $72.70. Trading Strategy: buy@70.8-71.05 TP:72.20-72.50 Get daily trading signals that ensure continuous profits! With an astonishing 90% accuracy rate, I'm the record - holder of an 800% monthly return. Click the link below the article to obtain accurate signals now!
TVC:USOILLong
by LeoBlackwood
SOLANA at key support zone - Is $160 within reach?BINANCE:SOLUSDT has reached a major support level, an area where buyers have previously shown strong interest. This zone has acted as a key zone, increasing the likelihood of a bounce if buyers step in. A bullish confirmation, such as a strong rejection pattern, bullish engulfing candles, or long lower wicks, would strengthen the case for a move higher. If buyers take control, the price could rally toward the $160 target. However, a decisive breakdown below this support would invalidate the bullish scenario and could lead to further downside. This isn’t financial advice, just my take on how I approach support and resistance zones. Best to wait for clear confirmation, like a strong rejection or a volume spike, before making a move. Every trader has a unique perspective. Let’s discuss this setup within the TradingView community!
Long
by TrendDiva
30
XAUUSD: Long or short?Real-time trading.Does the continued rise of XAUUSD make you panic? Don't know how to make a good trade? This is correct, because you don't understand the market and are not in my analysis circle, so you can't capture the first real-time trading opportunity. As shown in the figure, the market is digesting bearish sentiment. Although there is some decline, the space is not large. The current trading opportunity is mainly buying, with the double support below plus geopolitical uncertainty and the certainty of tariffs. Under multiple supports, it is difficult for XAUUSD to achieve a substantial decline in the entity, so long is still the key. The trend shows signs of retracement, but we need to pay attention to the impact of market news. I have said this before. Under the influence of news, it is difficult for the trend to go out of the independent market, and trading must be in line with the trend. The key support of 3120-3100 will continue from today to tomorrow and there is still room for significant growth. If you are a seller, remember to stop loss in time. Control risks. If you are a buyer, remember the purpose of swing trading, make money and leave. Trading is simply to resell the difference to make a profit. So don't let your trading mentality and greed overcome your reason and cause your account to be cleared. If you can't control the profit growth of your account well. Remember to leave me a message. I am absolutely professional in this regard.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Confident_Step
Oil and Gas Markets: Price Pressures and Future OutlookPYTH:WTI3! ICEEUR:BRN1! NYMEX:RB1! FXOPEN:XNGUSD Market Overview: Supply, Demand, and Geopolitical Factors The oil and gas markets continue to experience significant volatility, driven by a combination of seasonal trends, production adjustments, and geopolitical developments. U.S. natural gas storage has decreased due to seasonal withdrawals, though inventories remain above the five-year average. Meanwhile, crude oil prices have struggled to find momentum, weighed down by concerns over demand growth and economic uncertainty. Global oil production has remained relatively stable, but market participants are closely monitoring potential disruptions. OPEC+ has maintained its commitment to output restrictions, aiming to support prices amid fluctuating demand. However, recent indications from major producers suggest potential shifts in supply strategies, particularly in response to changes in global consumption patterns. Price Trends and Market Pressures Oil prices have faced downward pressure, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) recently trading below $70 per barrel. Concerns over slowing demand, particularly in key economies like China and the Eurozone, have contributed to this decline. Additionally, rising interest rates in the United States have dampened economic activity, potentially reducing fuel consumption in the long term. Natural gas prices have also been volatile, reflecting shifts in supply and demand dynamics. While storage levels remain elevated compared to historical averages, colder-than-expected weather in certain regions has led to temporary price spikes. However, recent price movements indicate a broader downward trend, as fundamental supply-demand balances exert pressure on valuations. The price of the F26, which reached $5.9 two weeks ago, has since declined to $5.3, with further movement toward approximately $4.8 anticipated based on current market conditions. These dynamics reflect the ongoing adjustments in global gas markets amid changing consumption patterns and seasonal fluctuations. Corporate Performance The impact of these price movements has been felt unevenly across the oil and gas sector. Major integrated energy companies have managed to maintain profitability due to diversified revenue streams, while smaller, more vulnerable producers have faced greater challenges. Refining margins have fluctuated, with some refiners benefiting from lower crude prices while others struggle with narrowing spreads. Companies with strong exposure to liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports have seen continued demand, particularly in Europe and Asia, where energy security remains a priority. However, firms heavily reliant on upstream oil production have encountered profit pressures as crude prices remain subdued. The resilience of oilfield service providers has also been tested, with cost-cutting measures and efficiency improvements becoming necessary for a sustainable existence. Risks and Future Outlook The outlook for oil and gas markets remains uncertain, with multiple risk factors at play. Potential production policy changes by OPEC+, geopolitical tensions in key producing regions, and ongoing economic uncertainties all contribute to an unpredictable pricing environment. Additionally, regulatory shifts and climate policies could further impact the long-term trajectory of fossil fuel demand. While short-term volatility may deter some, long-term structural changes in energy consumption and supply dynamics will shape future investment strategies. As global economies navigate inflationary pressures and evolving energy policies, oil and gas markets will continue to adjust, presenting both risks and rewards for market participants.
BLACKBULL:WTI
by igorisaev
US30 Scalping Ideas for NYSE open todaySince the NYSE brings a lot of volume, we can look for both buy and sell ideas depending on how the candles behave. I will wait for the first 5-minute candle after the NYSE open to plan my trade. Higher timeframes (weekly, 4H, and the hourly) all look bearish except for the bullish close yesterday, so my bias is still bearish. Unless we see some tariff related good news or any other fundamental news release, the continuation most likely can be towards the downside. Happy trading!
FX:US30Short
by CandleStickGuru
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by ForexMasters2000
The Dollar’s Reign vs. Gold’s Rise: A New Reserve Champion?CAPITALCOM:GOLD TFEX:USD1! MIL:EURO Central banks across the globe are stockpiling gold at a pace unseen in decades. Since 2022, this trend has gained momentum, with gold now outpacing the euro in global reserve portfolios while the U.S. dollar’s once-unshakable dominance shows signs of erosion. At the same time, gold futures have soared past $3,100, hitting all-time highs. This begs a pretty provocative question: Is gold poised to dethrone the dollar as the world’s go-to reserve asset? What’s Fueling Gold’s Meteoric Climb? Gold’s reputation as a "safe harbor" isn’t new-it shines brightest when economic storms brew. As markets grow choppy, investors flock to the metal, bypassing stocks and bonds in search of stability. Lately, a cocktail of geopolitical unrest, shaky financial markets, and whispers of a looming U.S. recession have supercharged this flight to safety. The U.S. economy’s uncertain outlook is a big piece of the puzzle. With recession fears simmering, gold has become a trusted shield against risk. Add to that the monetary policy pivot among major central banks-lower interest rates are creeping into view, even if the timing remains debated. History shows that when rates drop, gold thrives, offering a compelling alternative to assets tied to yields. This dynamic is cementing gold’s status as a bulwark, propelling its price skyward. A Dollar Decline-or Just a Diversification Moves? Talk of gold unseating the dollar as the king of reserves might be jumping the gun. Yes, central banks are loading up on gold, but this looks more like a strategic pivot than a full-on replacement. The dollar’s allure is fading, not vanishing. The Federal Reserve holds a key to this shift. When it dials down interest rates, the dollar loses some of its luster-lower yields make it less enticing to foreign investors who once flocked to it for returns. By contrast, high rates bolster the dollar’s strength; low rates nudge capital toward alternatives like gold. Beyond U.S. policy, global trade is evolving. Nations are increasingly sidestepping the dollar, settling deals in currencies like the yuan or rupee. The World Gold Council highlights how countries such as China and India are amassing gold to loosen the dollar’s grip on their reserves. Today, gold accounts for about 10% of global central bank holdings, but some predict this could triple to 30% in the years ahead-a move that would keep gold prices climbing. Still, let’s not write the dollar’s obituary just yet. It remains the backbone of international trade and finance. Gold may be gaining ground, but a total takeover feels like a distant dream. Gold’s Next Chapter: How High Can It Go? One thing is certain: gold’s current surge isn’t a fleeting spike-it’s a sign of deeper change. The $3,000 mark, once a lofty ceiling, is now a springboard for bigger gains. Analysts who pegged gold at $3,100 by year-end are already rethinking their targets. Goldman Sachs, for example, now sees $3,300 by the close of 2025. Short-term dips and turbulence are par for the course, but the long-term picture points to enduring strength. Gold is stepping into a new era, one that could reshape the contours of global markets for years to come.
FX:XAUUSDLong
by juliakhandoshko
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