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theta midterm sell"🌟 Welcome to Golden Candle! 🌟 We're a team of 📈 passionate traders 📉 who love sharing our 🔍 technical analysis insights 🔎 with the TradingView community. 🌎 Our goal is to provide 💡 valuable perspectives 💡 on market trends and patterns, but 🚫 please note that our analyses are not intended as buy or sell recommendations. 🚫 Instead, they reflect our own 💭 personal attitudes and thoughts. 💭 Follow along and 📚 learn 📚 from our analyses! 📊💡"
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by Golden_candle
TradeCityPro | Theta : Navigating Deep Corrections👋 Welcome to TradeCityPro! In this analysis, I will examine Theta in both the weekly and daily timeframes, providing a detailed breakdown of its market dynamics and critical levels. 📅 Weekly Timeframe: Price Reaches Supply Zone Again In the weekly timeframe, after forming a bottom structure around the $0.58 level, Theta initiated its first bullish wave, reaching the supply zone between $3.251 and $4.184 for the first time in this uptrend cycle. 🔍 Following the initial test of this resistance, the price corrected and established a higher low at $1.009, reinforcing its support. With the breakout above $1.654, the next bullish wave towards the supply zone began. 🚀 Currently, the price has been rejected from this supply zone with significant selling volume and has pulled back to $1.654. Sustained bullish momentum, characterized by sharp upward movements and dominant green candles, will require a breakout and consolidation above the supply zone. ✅ Upon clearing this resistance, Theta could rally towards the ATH at $12.978, with potential for further targets and a new ATH if $12.978 is surpassed. 🔽 A break below RSI 50 may lead to continued corrections, potentially revisiting $1.009. Despite this, as long as the price holds above $1.009, the market outlook remains bullish. Confirmation of a trend reversal would occur with a breakdown of this level, targeting the key $0.58 support, which remains a critical demand zone. 📈 RSI support at 50 and renewed buying volume could propel the price back towards the supply zone with stronger momentum. 📅 Daily Timeframe: Deep Correction in Progress On the daily chart, the most recent bullish wave is visible in greater detail. Applying a Fibonacci Retracement, the price initially corrected to the 0.382 level, followed by a deeper correction after breaking the $2.257 low, extending to the 0.618 Fibonacci level. 📉 If the correction continues, the final retracement level, 0.786 Fibonacci, aligns with the $1.628 support, forming a Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ). A failure to hold $1.628 could see the price drop to $1.009, as noted in the weekly analysis. Currently, bearish volume is increasing, signaling potential challenges for a bullish recovery in the short term. 🔼 A bullish breakout would require strong buying volume, but opening long positions near the supply zone carries significant risk. Instead, consider entering positions at lower levels where price action provides a clear trigger to reduce stress as the price approaches the supply zone. 📝 Final Thoughts This analysis reflects our opinions and is not financial advice. Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to share this analysis with your friends! ❤️ above.
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by tradecitypro
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theta sell midterm"🌟 Welcome to Golden Candle! 🌟 We're a team of 📈 passionate traders 📉 who love sharing our 🔍 technical analysis insights 🔎 with the TradingView community. 🌎 Our goal is to provide 💡 valuable perspectives 💡 on market trends and patterns, but 🚫 please note that our analyses are not intended as buy or sell recommendations. 🚫 Instead, they reflect our own 💭 personal attitudes and thoughts. 💭 Follow along and 📚 learn 📚 from our analyses! 📊💡"
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by Golden_candle
THETA is on its way to being a Tier-2 projectTheta is a rather large project in terms of capitalization and it is quite difficult to move its price. From the chart point of view everything looks bullish and is about to shoot. You could also draw a cup with a pen here, but I didn't want to clutter the chart. Fairly good buyback reaction this week, the RSI is in the overbought zone and I think the asset's potential is not as high as a number of altcoins. This is not a bad option for investors who take a conservative approach to the market and for traders who like to trade with high leverage. Horban Brothers.
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by horbanbrothers
SasanSeifi| Can It Hit $2.50!? Hey there,By analyzing the daily chart of BINANCE:THETAUSDT , we can see that the price has made a significant move up from its low towards the supply zone. Currently, the price is reacting to the supply zone and we are witnessing a pullback. Based on the overall market conditions, my view remains bullish. My Expectation:If the price holds the support level at $1.50, it could potentially rise to targets of $2.00, $2.20, and the supply zone around $2.50. If the price continues to rise, we need to observe its reactions to better understand the continuation of the trend. The key support level is $1.50. 💡 Keep in mind, this is just my personal perspective and shouldn't be considered as financial advice. I’d love to hear your thoughts and engage in a discussion! Happy trading!✌😎 Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need more clarification. I'm always here to assist!✌ If you want any further adjustments, just let me know!
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by SasanSeifi
#THETA/USDT#THETA The price is moving in a descending channel on the 4-hour frame and is sticking to it very well and is expected to break it upwards and it has already been broken We have a bounce from a major support area in green at 0.1550 We have a downtrend on the RSI indicator that has been broken upwards which supports the rise We have a trend to stabilize above the 100 moving average which supports the rise Entry price 1.20 First target 1.36 Second target 1.50 Third target 1.66
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by CryptoAnalystSignal
THETA Long Spot Trade (Support Pullback) Market Context: Following a sharp two-day reversal, THETA appears poised for a potential continuation if it holds the next support level. A slight pullback to around $1.10 may present a solid entry for a long position. Trade Setup: Entry: Around $1.10 Take Profit: First target: $1.22 Second target: $1.35 - $1.45 Third target: $1.55 - $1.70 Stop Loss: Just below $1.00 (daily close) This setup aims to capture upside momentum while mitigating downside risk. #THETA #Crypto #Support
Long
by Richtv_official
Options: Why the Odds Are Stacked Against YouThe Hidden Challenges of Options Trading: Options trading may seem like an exciting way to profit from market movements, but beneath the surface lies a trading environment that is heavily biased against individual traders. Many retail investors jump into options trading unaware of the many disadvantages they face, making it more of a gamble than a calculated investment. In this post, we’ll explore the major challenges that make options trading so difficult for individual traders and why you need more than luck to succeed. 1. The Odds Are Biased: Complex Algorithms Unlevel the Playing Field The first thing to understand is that the playing field is not even. Professional traders and market makers use complex algorithms that evaluate a wide range of factors—volatility, market conditions, historical data, time decay, news and more—before they even think about entering a trade. These systems are designed to assess risks, manage exposure, and execute trades with a precision that most individual traders simply can’t match. For an individual trader, manually analyzing these factors or using basic tools available online is nearly impossible. By the time you’ve analyzed one factor, the market may have already shifted. The reality is that unless you have access to these advanced algorithmic systems, you're trading with a massive handicap. 2. Market Makers Hold the Upper Hand: Your Trades Are Their Game Market makers play a critical role in options trading by providing liquidity. However, they also hold an unbeatable advantage. They see both sides of the trade, control the bid-ask spreads, and use their position to ensure they’re on the winning side more often than not. For them, it’s not about making speculative bets; it’s about managing risk and profiting from the flow of orders they receive. When you trade options, you're often trading against these market makers, and their strategies are designed to maximize their advantage while minimizing their risk. This means your trades are, in essence, a bad gamble from the start. The house always wins, and in this case, the house is the market maker. 3. They Will Fool You Every Time: Bid-Ask Spreads and the Math You Don’t See One of the most overlooked challenges in options trading is understanding the bid-ask spread. This spread represents the difference between the price you can buy an option (ask) and the price you can sell it (bid). While this may seem straightforward, it’s an area where professionals easily outsmart retail traders. Advanced traders and market makers use complex mathematical models to manage and manipulate these spreads to their advantage. If you don’t have the mathematical skills to properly evaluate whether the spread is fair or skewed, you’re setting yourself up to overpay for options, leading to unnecessary losses. 4. Information and Tools: A Professional-Only Advantage Another critical challenge is the vast difference in information and tools available to retail traders versus professionals. Institutional traders have access to data streams, proprietary tools, and execution platforms that the average trader can only dream of. They can monitor market sentiment, analyze volatility in real-time, and execute trades at lightning speed, often milliseconds faster than any retail investor. These tools give professionals an enormous edge in identifying trends, hedging positions, and managing risk. Without them, individual traders are flying blind, trying to compete in an arena where the best information is reserved for the pros. 5. Volatility and Time Decay: The Ultimate Account Killers Two of the most critical factors in options trading are volatility and time decay (known as theta). These are the silent killers of options accounts, and pros use them to their advantage. Volatility: When volatility increases, option prices go up, which might sound great. However, volatility is unpredictable, and when it swings in the wrong direction, it can destroy your position’s value almost overnight. Professionals have sophisticated strategies to manage and hedge against volatility; most individual traders don’t. Time Decay: Time is constantly working against you in options trading. Every day that passes, the value of an option slowly erodes, and as expiration approaches, this decay accelerates. For most retail traders, this is a ticking time bomb. Pros, on the other hand, know how to structure trades to profit from time decay, leaving amateurs at a disadvantage. Conclusion: Trading Options Is No Easy Game The challenges of options trading are real and significant. Between the advanced algorithms, the market makers’ advantages, the mathematical complexities of bid-ask spreads, and the tools and information reserved for professionals, the odds are stacked against you. Add to that the constant threat of volatility and time decay, and it’s clear that options trading is a difficult and often losing game for individual traders. If you’re thinking about jumping into options trading, it’s crucial to understand the risks involved and recognize that the deck is stacked. To succeed, you need more than just a basic understanding—you need tools, strategy, and a deep awareness of how the pros operate. Without that, you're gambling, not trading.
NASDAQ:NVDAEducation
by CF_444
THETA/USDT 4HHello everyone, let's look at the 4H THETA to USDT chart, in this situation we can see how the price has approached the local downtrend line that it is currently facing. Let's start by setting goals for the near future, which include: T1 = $1.33 T2 = $1.41 T3 = $1.47 T4 = $1.55 Now let's move on to the stop-loss in case the market continues to decline: SL1 = USD 1.30 SL2 = USD 1.24 SL3 = USD 1.16 SL4 = $1.05 Looking at the RSI indicator, we see as we entered the upper part of the range again, which may still be an attempt to recover.
by cryptodailyuk
THETA Long Spot Position (Support Entry)Market Context: THETA has retraced to a key support level at $1.30, presenting a solid opportunity for a long trade. The setup provides a good risk-reward profile if the support holds and the price starts to bounce. Trade Setup: Entry: At the current $1.30 level of support. Take Profit: First target: $1.50 - $1.67 Second target: $1.85 - $2.05 Stop Loss: Just below $1.24. This setup focuses on capturing the bounce from support with defined risk. #THETA #SupportTrade
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by Richtv_official
#THETA (SPOT) entry range( 1.350- 1.450) T.(2.180) SL(1.347)BINANCE:THETAUSDT entry range ( 1.350- 1.450) Target (2.180) 1 Extra Targets(optional) in chart, if you like to continue in the trade with making stoploss very high. SL .4H close below (1.347) *** No FOMO - No Rush , it is a long journey *** *** collect the coin slowly in the entry range *** **** #Manta ,#OMNI, #DYM, #AI, #IO, #XAI , #ACE #NFP #RAD #WLD #ORDI #BLUR #SUI #Voxel #AEVO #VITE #APE #RDNT #FLUX #NMR #VANRY #TRB #HBAR #DGB #XEC #ERN #ALT #IO #ACA #HIVE #ASTR #ARDR #PIXEL #LTO #AERGO #SCRT #ATA #HOOK #FLOW #KSM #HFT #MINA #DATA #SC #JOE #RDNT #IQ #CFX #BICO #CTSI #KMD #FXS #DEGO #FORTH # AST #PORTAL #CYBER #CLV #RIF ENJ #ZIL #APT #MAV #zrx #render #theta ****
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by Crypto_alphabit
Options Blueprint Series [Advanced]: Reverse Time Iron Condors1. Introduction In today’s advanced options trading discussion, we introduce a unique structure—"Reverse Time Iron Condors"—using Corn Futures Options (ZCH2025). This sophisticated strategy leverages options with different expiration dates, allowing traders to position themselves for a potential market move in the mid-term. The Corn market has recently shown signs of slowing momentum, as indicated by technical indicators such as ADX (Average Directional Index) and RSI (Relative Strength Index) applied to ADX. Our analysis shows that RSI applied to ADX is oversold, and RSI is approaching a key crossover signal that could confirm an increase in volatility. Given this setup, the Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor (a.k.a. Reverse Time Iron Condor) structure aligns well with the market’s current conditions over two expiration cycles. CME Product Specs (Corn Futures ZCH2025) Contract Size: 5,000 bushels per contract. Tick Size: 1/4 cent per bushel (0.0025), or $12.50 per tick. Required Margin: USD $1,200 per contract at the time of producing this article. 2. Market Setup & Analysis To understand why the Reverse Time Iron Condor is suitable for Corn Futures right now, let’s delve into the technical picture: ADX Analysis: Corn Futures’ Daily ADX has been dropping, indicating weakening momentum. This signals a period of consolidation, where price volatility remains low. RSI of ADX: By applying the RSI to the ADX values, we notice that ADX is now oversold, suggesting that momentum could soon pick up. RSI Crossover: The RSI is nearing a crossover above its moving average, confirming that a new impulse in momentum would be in the process of potentially occur. This technical picture suggests the market could stay in a low-volatility phase for now but break out in the near future. Based on this technical setup, the strategy we present is to capitalize on the short-term consolidation while preparing for a potential breakout, using the Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor structure. 3. Strategy Breakdown: Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor The Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor is a unique options structure where you sell longer-term options and buy shorter-term options. This setup generates a negative theta position, meaning time decay works slightly against the trader. However, the strategy compensates for this through positive gamma, which accelerates the delta as the underlying market moves, especially during a breakout. This combination allows the position to profit from a sharp move in either direction, with relatively limited cost. For this trade on Corn Futures (ZCH2025), the structure is as follows: Sell 450 Call (21 Feb 2025), Buy 455 Call (27 Dec 2024): This creates a short diagonal call spread, where the February short call decays slowly due to the longer expiration, and the December long call acts as a short-term hedge against an early rise in prices. Sell 410 Put (21 Feb 2025), Buy 405 Put (27 Dec 2024): Similarly, this forms a short diagonal put spread. The February short put is subject to less time decay, while the December long put protects against a sharp downward move before its expiration. Key Mechanics: Time Decay (Theta): Although the trade has negative theta, the impact of time decay is relatively small because the February options decay slowly due to their longer-term expiration. Gamma and Delta: The positive gamma in this position means that if a breakout occurs before the December expiration, the delta will increase significantly, making the trade more sensitive to price changes. This could more than offset the negative theta, allowing the trade to capture large gains from a significant price move. Objective: The goal is for Corn prices to experience an impulsive move (either up or down) before the December 2024 expiration of the long legs, allowing the positive gamma to boost the position’s delta. If this breakout occurs, the potential profits from the price move will likely surpass the small losses due to time decay. The structure is ideal for markets in consolidation that may be on the verge of a volatility surge, as the falling ADX and oversold RSI suggest. This strategy is particularly well-suited for Corn Futures (ZCH2025), given the current technical setup, where a near-term consolidation phase might be followed by an explosive move in either direction. The success of this trade relies on a timely breakout occurring before the December expiration, after which the position may need adjustment to manage risk. 4. Risk Profile at Initial Setup The initial risk profile for this trade reminds us of an Iron Condor risk profile, with the best case being a range-bound corn market between 410 and 450. Important Consideration: This risk profile does not reflect the final outcome because the trade spans two different options cycles. The December options will expire first, which means adjustments may be necessary after that expiration to maintain protection. Note on Options Simulation Tool: It's important to mention that the options simulation tool provided by TradingView is currently still in its beta stage. While it offers useful insights for analyzing and visualizing options strategies, traders should be aware that certain features may be limited, and results might not always reflect all real-world conditions. For a more comprehensive analysis, it is recommended to complement the simulation with other tools such as the Options Strategy Simulator available in the CME Group website. 5. Optional Trade Management After December Expiration Once the December 2024 long options expire, you will face two possible scenarios. In both cases, managing the February 2025 short options is crucial: o Scenario 1: Corn Prices Remain Range-Bound: If Corn futures continue to trade within the 450-410 range, the December long options will expire worthless. In this case, the strategy shifts to managing the February short options, which will benefit from time decay. Monitor the market closely and consider whether to buy new protection for the remaining February short options. o Scenario 2: Corn Prices Break Out: If Corn futures break above 450 or below 410 prior to the December expiration, the February short options could expose the position to significant risk if we allow them to expire. One potential action is to purchase new long options within the range (for example, buy the 445 call and the 415 put using 21 February 2025 expiration). While many other actions could be valid, a common and probably the simplest approach could be to close all legs in time for a likely profit at this moment. 6. Risk Management Effective risk management is essential in any options strategy, especially one as advanced as a Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor. Below are key points to ensure this trade stays within your risk tolerance: o Position Sizing: Given the complexity of this trade, ensure that the size of your position fits within your overall risk management plan. Avoid over-leveraging, as unexpected price movements can lead to significant losses once the December long options expire. o Monitor Key Levels: Keep an eye on the 450 strike (resistance) and 410 strike (support). If Corn breaks these levels early in the trade, consider closing the position or making adjustments. o Volatility Management: The success of this trade hinges on an increase in market momentum. 7. Conclusion The Reverse Diagonal Iron Condor is an advanced options strategy where the long positions have a shorter expiration than the short positions, creating a negative theta position. Instead of benefiting from time decay as in a traditional Iron Condor, this strategy is designed to take advantage of expected volatility increases over time. By selling longer-term options and buying shorter-term options, traders are positioning themselves for a volatility breakout or significant price movement before the near-term options expire. In this setup, time decay has a limited negative impact on the position, but the key advantage lies in the positive gamma. This means that if a breakout occurs, the position’s delta will accelerate, potentially outpacing the slight negative effect of theta. Traders should closely monitor the December expiration, as the success of the trade hinges on the anticipated large move happening before this date. This structure is particularly well-suited for Corn Futures (ZCH2025), given the falling ADX and RSI, which suggest a potential momentum shift. The strategy is designed to benefit from a significant price move with limited cost, assuming the breakout occurs within the timeframe of the December long options. When charting futures, the data provided could be delayed. Traders working with the ticker symbols discussed in this idea may prefer to use CME Group real-time data plan on TradingView: www.tradingview.com - This consideration is particularly important for shorter-term traders, whereas it may be less critical for those focused on longer-term trading strategies. General Disclaimer: The trade ideas presented herein are solely for illustrative purposes forming a part of a case study intended to demonstrate key principles in risk management within the context of the specific market scenarios discussed. These ideas are not to be interpreted as investment recommendations or financial advice. They do not endorse or promote any specific trading strategies, financial products, or services. The information provided is based on data believed to be reliable; however, its accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. Trading in financial markets involves risks, including the potential loss of principal. Each individual should conduct their own research and consult with professional financial advisors before making any investment decisions. The author or publisher of this content bears no responsibility for any actions taken based on the information provided or for any resultant financial or other losses.
CBOT:ZCH2025Education
by traddictiv
Is #THETA About to Make a Massive Move After the Breakout?Yello, Paradisers! Could this be the moment we've been waiting for the #THETAUSDT? Let's analyze #ThetaToken to see what's happening: 💎#THETA is showing strong signs of a potential bullish continuation from the crucial bullish order block at $1.20. We’ve seen the price maintaining solid momentum above the EMA, which signals that bulls are firmly in control, increasing the probability of an upward push 📈. 💎For some time now, MYX:THETA has respected a descending resistance. But recently, after breaking above this key level, momentum has been building at the $1.20 support. If the price continues to hold strong here, we could witness a bullish rally beyond the internal resistance at $1.61. 💎However, don't get complacent—there’s always the possibility that the momentum weakens. If the bulls fail to defend this key support, we might see a dip down to the lower support around $1.05 before a potential rebound. This would put the entire bullish setup in jeopardy. 💎If there’s a daily close below the $1.05 support, it could invalidate the bullish outlook, leading to further declines. Stay focused, patient, and disciplined Paradisers. MyCryptoParadise iFeel the success🌴
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by MyCryptoParadise_Simon
Theta Token (THETA) Analysis Theta Token (THETA) has been recovering after a substantial decline, where the price fell from the $3.820 level down to a low of $0.886. THETA is trading for approximately 168 days under the trendline. Currently in a bearish trend. Recently THETA has been rejected from the trendline and resistance level at $1.417.If THETA can break above this trendline and the $1.417 resistance, it could target higher resistance zones, including the purple zone at$1.645 - $1.720 and $1.915, followed by the major resistance in pink at $2.480- $2.559. Breaking through these levels would indicate a potential bullish reversal, with the price aiming for the upper blue resistance zone at $3.133 - $3.276. However, if THETA fails to break above the current resistance, a downside movement toward the lower support zones is possible. The first support to watch is the green zone at $1.203 - $1.256, followed by a more substantial support level at $1.034 - $1.059 in the red zone. Failure to hold these support levels could lead to a further decline towards the next resistance zone in yellow at $0.886 - $0.933. THETA is at a crucial juncture, with the potential for further downside if it fails to break key resistance levels. Traders should monitor for a break above $1.417 and the trendline for a potential bullish continuation or a rejection that could lead to a retest of the lower support levels. Everything is on the chart
by TheCryptoCity