Bulls Take Control – Can EURUSD Reach 1.1150 Again?1. What happened (recap):
Last week, EURUSD reached the 1.1150 zone, a level that hasn't been touched since August-September last year. After that, the pair started a correction. Although the week started with a gap down yesterday, bulls took control and pushed the pair higher.
2. Key Question:
Has EURUSD completed its correction, or is another drop coming?
3. Why I expect further upside:
• 🔑 A retest of the formed support at 1.09 occurred during yesterday’s New York session, followed by a fresh rebound.
• 📊 The drop from 1.1150 appears corrective in nature, suggesting the possibility of a new leg up.
• 🎯 As long as 1.09 holds, my strategy is to buy dips with the primary target being a retest of the 1.1150 resistance zone.
4. Trading Plan:
📌 I’m looking for buying opportunities on dips, aiming to retest the 1.1150 resistance area. This scenario is invalidated only by a daily close below 1.09.
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Trend Analysis
HK50: Time to begin looking for buys from the bottomHello,
The Hong Kong 50 index seems to be forming a great pattern for investors to begin looking for buys at the bottom. The Hang Seng dropped to its lowest since the high reached in March 2025 as the Trump administration moved forward with sweeping tariffs on major trading partners, including a 104% levy on Chinese goods set to take effect today.
News of that Hong Kong may offer aid to firms affected by U.S. tariffs will help cushion markets from further falls. Discussions may be the catalyst for the next rise in the index and Hong Kong stocks.
From a technical perspective the index is trading in a sideways corrective pattern, and further falls will provide even better opportunities for buys. We see prices below 18,000 HKD as great entry areas for this index. The recent top of HKD 24,600 will be our medium-term target.
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EUR/USD – Clean Breakout After Fakeout! What's Next?Pair: EUR/USD
Timeframe: 30-Minute
The EUR/USD pair has just completed a classic technical move that started with a fake trendline breakdown followed by a strong bullish breakout This setup offers important insights for both bulls and bears.
Technical Overview:
Trendline Structure:
Price had been respecting a rising trendline for several sessions until a brief breakdown occurred — a move that turned out to be a fakeout This false signal likely trapped early sellers only for the price to recover and launch higher
Breakout Confirmation:
After invalidating the breakdown EUR/USD rallied and broke above the descending triangle resistance signaling strong bullish momentum.
Now Testing Resistance:
Price is currently trading around 1.1035–1.1050 entering a known resistance zone This level has previously acted as a reversal area so caution is warranted.
Potential Scenarios:
1. Bullish Continuation
If price holds above 1.1018 and builds support a sustained push toward 1.1100–1.1150 could follow.
2. Bearish Rejection
Alternatively a rejection from the resistance zone may trigger a move back down toward 1.1018 followed by deeper support levels at 1.0906 and 1.0879 If bearish pressure intensifies price may revisit the broader support zone near 1.0800.
Key Zones to Watch:
Resistance Zone: 1.1050 – 1.1150
Immediate Support: 1.1018
Lower Support Levels: 1.0906 and 1.0879
Major Support Area: 1.0800
Conclusion
EUR/USD gave us a textbook example of a fakeout before breakout — a reminder of how deceptive the market can be With price now approaching a significant resistance zone the next few candles will be crucial Wait for confirmation before jumping in and always stick to your risk plan.
Stay sharp and trade Smart
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USDJPY- ONENTRY ' 2Fib Strategy '
Timeframe: 30 Minutes
Session: London Pre-Market (00:00 - 06:30 +2GMT)
Step 1: Identify the Overnight Range
Mark the high and low of the price range between 00:00 - 06:30 (+2GMT).
Wait for a clear breakout with a candle closing above (for longs) or below (for shorts) this range.
Step 2: Apply Fibonacci Levels
After the breakout, use the Fibonacci retracement tool:
Anchor Point 1: Start at the close of the breakout candle.
Anchor Point 2: Drag to the start of the impulse move (first candle of the range).
Key level for entry: 0.5 and 0.35 retracement.
Step 3: Trade Execution
Entry: Enter on a pullback to 0.5 and 0.35 Fib level after the breakout.
Stop Loss :
Long trades: Below the low of the breakout candle wick
Short trades: Above the high of the breakout candle wick
Take Profit Targets:
TP1: 1.0 Fib (1:1 risk-reward).
TP2: 1.25 Fib extension.
TP3: 1.6 FIB extension
TP4: 2.3 Fib extension (runner position).
Step 4: Trade Management
Move SL to breakeven when price hits TP1.
Gold at 3000? I’ll Be WaitingI’m watching the 2995 level closely. If price dips back into this support zone, I’ll be looking for buy entries with at least 200+ pips in mind.
We’ve seen strong bullish moves off this area before, so if price respects it again, I want to be ready. If it breaks through with momentum, no entry – simple.
🛑 Invalid if structure fails beneath support
LTC 1W Support Level ..Bullish Case (If Trendline Holds):
• Possible upside targets:
• Resistance at $100
• Medium-term: $160
• Long-term potential: $280+, if the crypto market enters a strong bullish phase.
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Bearish Case (If Trendline Breaks):
• If it breaks below this trendline with volume, downside risk could open to:
• $36
• $22
• or even retest the lows around $13, depending on market sentiment.
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Long-Term Spot Strategy:
• High-probability entry zone for long-term holders.
• Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) around this zone can be a solid plan.
• Stop-loss placement (for risk-managed traders) can be considered slightly below the trendline, e.g., $60 or $50, depending on your risk tolerance.
HiMonacci Strike | Short | GASUSDT | 4m🔹 Signal Type: HiMonacci Strike
🔹 Direction: SHORT
🔹 Symbol: GASUSDT.P (BINANCE)
🔹 Timeframe: 4m
🔹 Entry Price: AT LEAST 2.44 (above is okay in case of drawup)
🔹 Close Price: 2.232
🔹 Leverage: 4.77x (Calculated based on liquidation at 2.719)
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CAPITAL IS DIVIDED INTO 24 PARTS.
A CALCULATED LEVERAGE IS USED TO SET A SAFE LIQUIDATION LEVEL.
YOU CAN ENTER BELOW THE ENTRY PRICE IN CASE OF DRAWDOWN.
LIQUIDATION = SIGNAL FAILURE.
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NATGAS Bearish Breakout! Sell!
Hello,Traders!
NATGAS made a bearish
Breakout of the key horizontal
Resistance of 3.626$ and the
Breakout is confirmed so we
Are bearish biased and we will
Be expecting a further
Bearish move down
Sell!
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The strength in the move in credit spreads is thought provokingThe strength of the move in credit spreads since the week of Jan 20th is really unusual. Even during Covid when spreads really widened in a short amount of time the "strength" of the move doesn't compare to what we are witnessing right now with this move.
One comparable timeframe Is June 2007-July 2007. The move in the RSI in credit spreads is what STARTED the great financial crisis. After this huge move happened spreads rose for the next 73 weeks or a little under a year and a half making higher highs and higher lows.
Another comparable timeframe is May 2002-July 2002; Spreads had already been making higher highs and higher lows; were already above 4; and then this move is what ENDED the dot.com bubble.
Where is the support level for Nasdaq?! Is the bloodbath over?Bearish fair value gap ranges are taking over this chart and when we rally up into them, they have been sending us down over and over.
This week we have had the advantage of a bearish gap from last week's low. This gave us clear reason to seek longs to fill the gap. Now we have a small cushion of long interest in this range after retesting the 2023 yearly candle's broken high.
As long as we remain above this yearly level--16.960ish (Using last year's low for NQ 17,570ish)-- we will see a neat consolidation and sitting upon these levels before the rally that may lead us out of this range.
That is what I expect, however, if we lose these levels, you already know we are headed to the dungeon of a true recession.
20 min breakdown:
DOGEUSDT major daily supports are touching As we mentioned before two major daily supports like 0.13$ and 0.09$ can stop price from falling and we are now in support zones and soon heavy pump can lead once again like previous times.
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ADAUSDT 0.5$ is strong enough to pump the price As we mentioned before we are looking for long from 0.5$ and now support hit and we can expect range market or rise at least here to our first target which is around 0.75$ to 1$.
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Elliott Wave Indicates Bearish Sequence for GBPJPYThe Elliott Wave perspective indicates that GBPJPY has entered a bearish sequence from its October 30, 2024 high. It signals further downside potential. From that peak, wave (W) concluded at 187.05, followed by a wave (X) rally that terminated at 195.94, as illustrated in the accompanying 1-hour chart. Currently, wave (Y) is unfolding lower, exhibiting an internal zigzag structure.
Breaking it down from the wave (X) high, wave ((i)) declined to 192.7. The subsequent wave ((ii)) rally peaked at 195.77. The pair then resumed its descent in wave ((iii)), reaching 187.51, before a wave ((iv)) bounce concluded at 190.29. The final leg, wave ((v)), completed at 186.05, marking the end of wave A in a higher degree. From there, wave B unfolded as a zigzag corrective pattern: wave ((a)) rose to 188.83, and wave ((b)) pulled back to 187.09. Wave ((c)) advanced to 190.08, completing wave B. The pair has since resumed its decline in wave C.
In the near term, as long as the pivotal high at 195.94 remains intact, any rallies are expected to falter in a 3, 7, or 11 swing structure, reinforcing the outlook for further downside. Traders monitoring this setup should anticipate limited upside and watch for confirmation of this bearish continuation.