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USDJPY in buyers controllBased on the chart, price previously broke a major resistance area and now a pull back (or maybe a correction) has completed. We can clearly see that the power of sellers at this area decreased and today a good rejection is about to happening (which can be a good sign of buyers power at this area). So based on the mention scenarios, I prefer to be buyer at this area with a good risk reward ratio(1:3.5). Note: As always please take risk management rules into consideration before opening any position on the market. Good Luck!
Long
by Brian_Philips
NIO: What could cause a pullback now?Hello traders and investors! Let’s see how NIO is doing today! First, we have a Double Top chart pattern in the hourly chart, and if triggered, it could be the start of a pullback in the daily chart. The $ 39.74 is the resistance NIO must defeat to cancel this pattern, and it is at the same time a Pivot Point, that could resume the bull trend. So, the $ 39.74 is a quite important point to keep in mind. What’s more, we have a strong support zone that could hold the price if NIO drops, at the blue area in the chart. We have the 21 ema, the previous support (yellow line) and the previous top (blue line). I believe this support zone is the most decisive point for NIO, because if it loses it, the idea of a pullback in the daily chart gets stronger. Let’s see the daily chart: The trend is very bullish here, and a pullback to the 21 ema, or even to the $ 29.40 would be a natural and healthy movement, that wouldn’t ruin the bull trend at all . In fact, it would only give us an opportunity to buy, or buy more. If NIO loses yesterday’s low ($35.82), the market could see this as a Spinning Top candlestick pattern, and it’ll be another event that could lead a pullback here. But so far, NIO is in a strong bull trend, and it hasn't lost any of its supports yet. But it didn’t trigger the pivot point at $ 39.74 as well, so let’s keep an eye on these points! And if this idea helped you, please, support it ! And follow me to keep in touch with my daily analyses! Stay safe.
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by Nathan_The_Finance_Hydra
11
GBPAUD - Bullish Deep CrabWell, is rather rare for me to share my workings this way as I prefer clean chart, so bear with me on this. There's a bullish deep crab setup on the GBPAUD, the level that the setup end was at a Major Support Level, on the daily, 4-hourly and 1-hourly chart. The first target of the bullish deep crab pattern coincides with the assumed retracement level I was looking at, with RSI at the overbought area and other things, I've already engaged the trade.
Long
by RaynLim
LTCETH - REVERSALLTCETH Expected to Reverse and Outperform Ethereum Price has been trading in a downward channel for the past months and is approaching the long term support where price has rebounded before multiple times Technicals: MACD on the daily is bearish, so may need a few days to reverse but weekly and monthly histograms are about to turn green (weekly) or reverse (monthly). Stoch RSI shows oversold and is about to turn upwards in the next few days/+- 2weeks Reversal Hammer weekly candle formed 10 Aug Wait for a bounce from long term support and break in the downward channel to confirm a reversal
Long
by lightknight
4
Bollinger BandsBollinger Bands Timing for options trades relies on many price signals and confirmation. Even so, knowing when trends are likely to continue or to end is a skill of its own and many traders have timed entry and exit poorly because the trend was misread. One signal helps overcome this problem. Bollinger Bands (BB) track the trend with three bands. The middle band is a simple moving average of 20 sessions, and the upper and lower bands are each two standard deviations of that average. This sets up a great visual, forming a “probability matrix” of both price and trend. Because price is not likely to trade above the upper band or below the lower band for very long, any move outside of this matrix is likely to be followed by a retreat back into range. However, BB is not just a price-specific analytical tool. It also sets up a version of resistance and support as a dynamic factor rather than the traditional straight line. The chart of the Nasdaq 100 Index shows this relationship between the upward-moving trend and resistance. It is possible to draw straight lines to identify resistance or support as well as times of breakout. BB tends to provide a dynamic version, which is more accurate and more predictive. As the price trend is upward-moving, the upper band tends to track resistance with extreme accuracy. And as a trend moves downward, the lower band tends to track support In the NDX chart, three examples of the relationship between the upper band and the dynamic price movement are circled. The most revealing aspect of this is how accurately the band points to both entry and exit. As the price moves close to the upper band, it marks the beginning of a strong bullish move. This is seen in all three of the highlighted examples. These are highly reliable entry points for bullish trades such as long calls or short puts. The bullish trend ends as price moves away from the upper band. This is also seen clearly in all these instances on the chart. Logically, this marks an exit point, but not necessarily the start of a bearish move. Unlike most reversal signals, the move of price away from the upper band signals only the end of the price move. The next phase could be resumption of the trend, retracement, or reversal. To decide, requires a new set of signals. The interaction between the bands and identification of the trend also works when a dynamic trend ends and moves into a period of consolidation. This occurred at the beginning of December. Notice how strongly the band width narrows, going from 600 points in beginning November down to under 250 points. This shrinking band width signals a likely period of consolidation, which serves as a rest between dynamic trends, a plateau before trend resumption or reversal. This also points to the timing for a different type of option trade, which exploits a range-bound tendency in the short term. In fact, consolidation may be the most profitable trend for short-term trading because breakout is easily identified. Look for a widening of the band width to anticipate a new dynamic move. It does not matter whether that will be bullish or bearish; the issue is that a widening band width signals likely end to consolidation. Entering a consolidation-type trade like an Iron Condor (with strikes far outside the band width), a short covered straddle, are well-timed as consolidation begins, but should be closed as consolidation ends. At that point, a new trade can be opened to exploit dynamic price movement, such as synthetic stock (long or short) or simply a long option. The issue to keep in mind in all of these timing decisions is that BB provides more than a reliable tracking device for price. It also marks the nature of short-term trends, whether dynamic or sideways-moving. It is one of the most reliable predictive signals options traders can find.
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How To Drow Propper Support & Resistance Support & resistance is really something that works in all financial markets, it's worth studying how to determine the proper way to finding and drawing it to be able to find the best trades possible available in any given time. I use support & Resistance to find direction, (you can find it on any time frame), The way this works is you connect highs and lows, as you can see in the picture above, you must have at least 2 touches, and of course the more you have the stronger it is, Imagine for example a Floor and a Ceiling. Support is like the floor and Resistance is like the ceiling. what you do before you want to step on a new build floor, how do you know if the floor is strong enough before you step on it, what you do is you obviously step on it once and twice and the more you step on it and the more weight you put on it you gain more and more confident that its strong enough, and the same goes with the ceiling if you punch it once and twice and the ceiling doesn't break you know its a strong ceiling. The same goes in trading when you see the market has hit the same price point 2-3 times you know its a strong point where it's really hard for the market to break through it, it must take a massive amount of effort to break through it, And this you can actually monitor with Volume, How volume works is a whole new thing for itself to explain so I will do another one on Volume or you can check my recents post where I had live trades based on volume and support and resistance. Keep in mind that support and resistance can be determined in any angle as you see on the resistance from the picture above. I hope You Learned A Lot From This I tried Breaking It Down The Simplest Possible For You To Be Able To Understand, But If You Still Have Questions How This Works Don't Be Afraid To Massage Me. Enjoy Your Trading Journey.
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