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XAUUSD (GOLD) NEXT MOVE POSIBLE (READ CAPTION)Hello traders here is my (GOLD) Analysis chart please check and give your thoughts in comment section (Gold) pivot piont is 2856 and the gold fully retest its all sell targets now its showing strong bullish trend. market now working in channel bullish trend and market rejected our support areas and make a bullish candle that indicate to strong bullish trend line. key levels bullish trend buy target are Target 1) 2875 Target 2) 2900 Demand zone 2920/2930 If you guys like my Analysis chart please dont forget like and comment for latest updates
TVC:GOLDLong
by haniya_112
BTC/USD Daily Forecast – Sell Setup from Supply Zone🔍 Market Breakdown Analysis: Bitcoin has broken the key demand zone, indicating potential bearish momentum. As price pulls back, we will be looking for sell opportunities from the supply zone based on institutional order flow. 🎯 Trade Plan: ✅ Entry Zone: Supply Zone (Decision Point) ✅ Target 1: Key Structural Level (Decision Point Zone) ✅ Target 2: Extreme Order Block (Deeper Liquidity Grab) ✅ Confluence Factors: BOS (Break of Structure) + Liquidity Sweep 📊 Technical Outlook: 🔹 Market structure shift confirms a bearish bias. 🔹 Price may retest the supply zone before continuing downward. 🔹 Smart Money Concepts (SMC) suggest a high-probability short setup. ⚠️ Risk Management: Always use a proper stop-loss and follow your trading plan. Stay disciplined and patient for the best entry. 💬 Drop your thoughts below! Are you bearish or bullish on BTC/USD? 👇🔥
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by twb1122
End of hibernation for the bears?AMEX:SPY is at a pivotal point and could potentially be at the top of the bullish cycle that began in October 2022. If this prediction proves accurate, I think we could see a maximum low of $510 for this year. There are a couple of caveats, including one that will be a clear indicator of whether or not this wave count is accurate, which I will explain later. On the 1000R chart ($10), this uptrend was confirmed by Supertrend and volume activity. Volume drastically increased at the start of Wave (3) in March 2023 and did not taper off until the start of Wave (4) in July 2024. This was the strongest impulse in the trend, which is common for Wave 3. You can also see the ADX line of the DMI indicator (white line) was at its highest level during that period. Assuming Wave (5) is already complete, we can observe that the volume in Wave (3) was considerably less than Wave (5). Other observations supporting this wave count: - Wave (4) retracing into the territory of Wave 4 of (3) - Alternation in corrective patterns between Wave (2) and Wave (4); flat in (2) and straight down in (4) - Wave (5) extending to nearly 1.618 of (1) While the points I’ve made so far suggest that the market may be on the verge of a crash, the image gets more complicated when you take a closer look on the 250R chart ($2.50). I’ll start with what I’m counting as Wave 4 of (5). The price ended at ATH in Wave 3 and then corrected in an unmistakable five wave descending wedge pattern. This can only be a fourth wave of a larger impulse, so we can conclude with a fair amount of confidence that the wave that follows will be the last. Here is where things get interesting. The price moved from $575 on January 13th to a slightly higher ATH of $609.24 on January 24th before being rejected again. This uptrend unfolded in a typical bullish pattern and left a notable gap at $584, which is the only gap still left unfilled. The trend change is confirmed on the moving averages. Notice the serious drop in volume that followed as well. Despite the shift in volume, there are two issues I have with this wave count that are preventing me from calling this a confirmed correction: 1. Wave 5 of (5) was awfully short and only extended roughly $2 above the end of Wave 3 of (5). This does not break any rules, but it is unusual. 2. What I have labelled as Wave B of Wave (1) or (A) of the correction made a new ATH on Friday February 14th, which should invalidate this wave count since the end of Wave 5 of (5) should be the peak. The second point is why some may think that we are about to resume the larger bull trend, however there is a possibility that they are mistaken based off the PA on the actual index SP:SPX and futures CME_MINI:ES1! . On the SP:SPX chart, we can see that the index did not break the ATH at $6128.18 set on January 25th, and instead rejected at $6,127.24. CME_MINI:ES1! also failed to notch a new ATH on Friday and I have observed the price action create a nearly perfect bearish butterfly pattern. Also notice how the volume is significantly lower than in the uptrend that began on January 31st. So the question remains: are we at a tipping point or will the bulls regain control? Right now it’s unclear, but I will keep my bearish sentiment until SP:SPX makes a new ATH, which will invalidate this theory. Since only the ETF that tracks it only made a slightly higher high on low volume, I’m skeptical of the PA on AMEX:SPY at the moment. This is why I entered puts on Friday. If the trade plays out, I expect the price to quickly move to fill the gap at $584, which is still conveniently located at what I cam considering the 1.236 extension of Wave A, which is a common target extension in flat corrections. I will keep my puts open until this idea is invalidated, as the Wave C drop will likely be caused by a news event that could come at any time. Let me know if you guys are seeing the same thing or something different. Good luck to all!
AMEX:SPYShort
by ap769
3
Bitcoin BTC Is Ready To Take Off!Hello, Skyrexians! Yesterday we pointed out that 0.5 Fibonacci has been reached at $80k and this dump will not continue. Today we have a great bounce above $85 and the great chart to be sure that our previous scenario is right. Let's take a look at the daily time frame. As usual we have the 5 Elliott wave cycle which has been started at GETTEX:49K and finished at $110k. Then the current correction has been started. Yesterday this ABC zigzag has reached the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and bounced back. The great thing is the green dot on the Bullish/Bearish Reversal Bar Indicator inside the target zone. This gives us 90% probability that price has found the bottom and ready for the next huge wave to the upside. Best regards, Skyrexio Team ___________________________________________________________ Please, boost this article and subscribe our page if you like analysis!
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by Skyrexio
WIF / USDT : Retesting Trendline after breakout WIF/USDT: Retesting Trendline Support After Breakout – Bullish Continuation Ahead? WIF/USDT is in a crucial phase 📈 as it successfully broke above a key trendline resistance and is now undergoing a retest 📊. This retest could confirm the breakout’s strength, paving the way for further bullish momentum 🚀. If buyers step in at this support level, we could see an explosive move to the upside. Keep a close watch 👀 on how the price reacts to this level. Key Insights: 1️⃣ Trendline Retest: WIF/USDT has broken out and is now testing the previous resistance as support. Holding this level is critical for confirming a sustained bullish move. 2️⃣ Volume Confirmation: A strong bounce with increasing volume 🔥 would indicate renewed buyer interest and validate the breakout. 3️⃣ Bullish Indicators: RSI and MACD remain in bullish territory ⚡, supporting the potential for further upside if the retest holds. Steps to Confirm the Retest: ✅ Look for a strong 4H or daily candle bounce from the trendline support. ✅ A surge in volume at the retest level strengthens the bullish case. ✅ If WIF/USDT flips the trendline into solid support, it could trigger a strong upward push. ⚠️ Be wary of failed retests or price closing back below the trendline, which could indicate weakness. Risk Management Strategies: 🔒 Use stop-loss orders to protect against unexpected reversals. 🎯 Adjust position sizing based on overall risk tolerance. This analysis is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always DYOR 🔍 before making investment decisions.
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by Crypto-By-Ghazi
BTCUSD breakout Alert !! $100k Next ??BTC/USD Breakout Bliss! After navigating a downward channel, Bitcoin has burst forth with renewed vigor, shattering resistance and embarking on an upward trajectory! The recent breakout has paved the way for a fresh up channel, as the pioneering cryptocurrency continues to demonstrate its unwavering resilience. And what a rally it's been! Just yesterday, BTC/USD was trading at $78k, but today it's soared to a staggering $85k! Our long-term target? A lofty $100k! With Bitcoin's proven track record of defying expectations and pushing boundaries, we're confident that this ambitious target is well within reach. As the bulls continue to drive the price upward, fueled by unrelenting momentum and an unshakeable conviction in the crypto community, one thing is certain – the King of Crypto has reclaimed its throne, and its reign is far from over! Let's keep the momentum going! Drop a comment below and share your thoughts on this rally! Boost this idea and let's spread the word about the Bitcoin breakout! Stay tuned for further updates, and get ready to HODL on tight!" Best wishes Tom 😎
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by LegendaryTom
S&P 500 - Short - Term Elliott Wave Count - 02/28/25An Elliott – Impulse wave down from the S&P 500 (SPX) all-time high appears to be complete. If so, this could be the first wave of a larger developing bear trend. Evidence from the 15 – minute MACD and RSI support this theory. Both had bullish divergences at the 02/28/25 intraday bottom. This is a typical action after a fifth wave termination. There’s a good chance for SPX to rally in the next one or two trading days.
SP:SPXShort
by markrivest
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BTC "Chronological Explosion" Pattern Detected! A rare, high-probability setup is forming – statistically significant every 1,323 days. Key Observations: 721-Day Bullish Foundation: BTC has consolidated/risen for 721 days, mirroring historical pre-breakout behavior. Cycle Alignment: This pattern last appeared in also this current season preceding a rally. Always BUY THE DIP: Weak hands are exiting Watch for pullbacks like this at key supports. For those whose bags are full are protected by this cycle pattern based on fractal replication. Why Now? This pattern’s 1,323-day recurrence rate suggests imminent volatility for the weekly chart. It aligns with early-stage bull market behavior. ⚠️ Caution: Risk management is critical. Use stop-losses and scale in gradually. It is time to cost leverage. Discovered via proprietary analysis of BTC’s fractal history. Shared first online! Boost engagement by adding. A simplified chart screenshot (highlighting the 721-day rise and 1,323-day cycle) Not financial advice Happy trading Raf
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by Cryptplosive
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$CLSK / 4hNASDAQ:CLSK has worked marching in place in the last 3 days, closing the week by 20% decline as well and it seems to have poised for further decline over the few coming weeks. >> The following decline towards the Fib-extension level surrounding 6.26 lies ahead. And also an ultimate target might be around >> 5.92, where Minor degree wave B will achieve the 1.38 Fib retracing level of the expanded diagonal wave A, with respecting an expanded flat correction as the ongoing wave (X). #CryptoStocks #CLSK #BTCMining #BTC
NASDAQ:CLSK
by ElliottChart
BTC Rebalance in Play? Key Retrace Setup Unfolding!Bitcoin has tapped into a bullish imbalance on the weekly timeframe—a natural move as the market seeks to rebalance. 🔄 We often see reactions around the midpoint of these levels. If price starts ranging sideways and breaks structure to the upside, we could consider a counter-trend trade on the retrace, then look for another sell opportunity as it pulls back. 📊 I’ll aim to follow up with a video over the weekend. Stay tuned! 🎥 Not financial advice. ⚠️
by fxtraderanthony
Short-Term Pullback or Bullish Continuation? 1. Top-Down Bias Weekly (Macro) • Trend: Long-term bullish (higher highs, higher lows). • Support Zone: ~2,720–2,770 (overlaps with 20/50 SMAs and weekly order blocks). • Resistance: ~2,956 (recent swing high); next fib extension near 3,029. • Momentum: RSI ~64 (still above 50), MACD positive, price well above Ichimoku Cloud. Bias: Strongly bullish unless price loses major weekly support. Daily (Intermediate) • Trend: Still bullish overall, but short‐term momentum has turned negative (MACD bearish cross, RSI near 50). • Key Supports: 2,820–2,770 (Fibonacci 0.382–0.50 plus the 50 SMA). • Resistance: Recent high near 2,954–2,956; minor supply around 2,900. • Ichimoku: Price above daily Cloud; Kijun/Tenkan below current price (~2,843 / ~2,894). Bias: Bullish (structurally), but facing a short-term correction. 4H (Short-Term) • Trend: Downtrend on the 4H—lower highs/lower lows (bearish break of structure). • Key SMAs: Price below the 10, 50, 100, and 200 SMAs. • Ichimoku: Price below Cloud, strong short‐term bearish momentum. • Oversold Indicators: RSI ~21, Stochastics near ~10, but ADX ~46 indicates a powerful short‐term move. Bias: Short‐term bearish. 2H (Intraday) • Trend: Clearly bearish (consecutive lower highs/lower lows). • Key Levels: Overhead supply ~2,880–2,900. Possible support ~2,820–2,800. • Oversold: RSI ~24, Stochastics ~20, but momentum remains negative. • Ichimoku: Price below Cloud, strong immediate downside pressure. Bias: Bearish intraday. Overall Synthesis • Longer Term (Weekly/Daily): Bullish structure remains intact. • Shorter Term (4H/2H): Strong corrective wave to the downside. Oversold readings suggest a potential bounce soon, but no confirmation of a bottom yet. 2. Key Levels & Confluences 1. Major Supports (Likely Demand Zones) • 2,820–2,800: Daily fib confluence (around 0.382–0.50), lower Bollinger band, 4H oversold zone. • 2,770–2,760: 50% fib retracement (from 2,586 low to 2,954 high), 50 SMA on daily, strong daily/weekly order block. • 2,720–2,700: Deeper weekly zone and next cluster of SMAs/Ichimoku lines. 2. Major Resistances (Likely Supply Zones) • 2,880–2,900: Broken support turned resistance on 4H/2H; possible retest area. • 2,954–2,956: Recent daily swing high. • 3,029: Weekly fib extension (2.618), next major upside target if bullish trend resumes. 3. Indicator Confluences • RSI: Weekly ~64 (bullish); Daily ~48–50 (near neutral); 4H/2H deeply oversold ~20–25. • MACD: Bullish on weekly, short‐term bearish on daily and lower timeframes. • Ichimoku: Price above Cloud on weekly/daily, below Cloud on 4H/2H—mixed signals across timeframes. 3. Scenario 1: Bullish Continuation / Resumption Despite short‐term selling pressure, the macro structure is still bullish. This scenario focuses on a potential bullish bounce or full resumption of the uptrend. Narrative & Logic • Weekly/Daily remain in an uptrend. • Short-Term oversold conditions (4H/2H RSI <30, Stoch <20) could spark a relief bounce. • Key Catalyst: A successful defense of ~2,770–2,820 could trigger a move back toward 2,900+. 3.1 Aggressive (High‐Risk) Bullish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Look for a 2H/4H bullish candlestick pattern (engulfing, pin bar) near 2,820–2,800 or even slightly above if price shows any sign of intraday reversal. • Minimal confirmation—may act on a small bullish divergence on 1H/2H RSI or a quick bounce from the lower Bollinger Band. 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Tight stop just below the immediate swing low (e.g., if price bounces at 2,820, place stops around 2,795–2,790). • This keeps risk tight but raises the chance of being stopped out if volatility spikes further. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: Potentially the best risk‐to‐reward if price does indeed bottom here. • Cons: High chance of whipsaw if the short‐term downtrend persists. Limited confirmation means higher false‐break risk. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: ~2,880–2,900 (where overhead supply sits). • T2: ~2,954–2,960 (prior swing high). • Consider partial TP at T1, then move stop to break‐even to ride T2. 5. Invalidation • A sustained 4H close below ~2,770–2,760 or a decisive break of daily structure. That would likely signal deeper downside. 3.2 Moderate‐Risk Bullish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Wait for a 4H candle close back above a short‐term pivot (e.g., reclaiming 2,850 or the 4H Tenkan/Kijun). • Look for MACD crossover back to bullish on 4H or RSI crossing above 40–50 from oversold territory. 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Place stops below the newly formed higher low on the 4H. For example, if price confirms support around 2,820 and bounces, set stops around 2,780–2,790. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: Reduced risk of immediate fakeouts; you’re entering on at least partial confirmation. • Cons: You may miss the absolute bottom if price bounces sharply from an oversold condition. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: ~2,880–2,900 • T2: Retest of ~2,954–2,960 • Optionally, hold a runner for a break of 2,960 up to ~3,029. 5. Invalidation • A daily close below 2,770 would severely weaken the bullish thesis. • A new 4H lower low after you’ve entered also invalidates the short‐term structure. 3.3 Conservative (Low‐Risk) Bullish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Require a daily close above a significant pivot (e.g., back above 2,880–2,900) or a re‐entry into the daily Ichimoku Tenkan (~2,894). • Look for multiple indicator confirmations: RSI > 50 on 4H and daily, MACD turning positive on daily, and price reclaiming or closing inside the daily Bollinger mid‐band (~2,895). 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Place stops below the higher‐timeframe support, e.g., below 2,770 (the 50% fib, 50 SMA). • This is wider but offers more safety from intraday noise. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: Strong probability of riding a genuine trend resumption. Fewer whipsaws. • Cons: May enter substantially higher, reducing initial R:R. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: ~2,956 (recent high). • T2: ~3,029 (next weekly fib extension). • Scale out partially at T1, then trail stops under daily pivots if the uptrend extends. 5. Invalidation • A break back below the daily pivot or a daily candle closing under 2,770/2,760 would invalidate the conservative bullish entry. 4. Scenario 2: Bearish Reversal / Deeper Correction This scenario addresses the possibility that short‐term momentum continues to drag price lower, potentially challenging the daily/weekly bullish structure if supports fail. Narrative & Logic • 4H/2H are in confirmed downtrends, indicating immediate selling pressure. • Daily MACD is negative; RSI near 50 but drifting lower. • If key supports (2,820–2,770) give way, we could see a deeper push toward 2,720 or 2,700. 4.1 Aggressive (High‐Risk) Bearish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Short on minor bounces into 2H/4H resistance (e.g., retest of 2,860–2,880). • Minimal confirmation needed: perhaps a 2H bearish engulfing or rejection at a small pivot. 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Tight stop above the local swing high or the supply zone—e.g., above 2,900. • This keeps risk contained but is vulnerable to intraday spikes. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: If the market continues rapidly downward, risk‐reward can be very favorable. • Cons: High chance of false breakdown or sharp bounce from oversold levels. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: ~2,820 (recent intraday support). • T2: ~2,770–2,760 (major daily fib & SMA). • If momentum is strong, a final target near 2,720 is possible. 5. Invalidation • A 4H close back above 2,900 or a bullish crossover on 4H MACD would undermine the immediate bearish setup. 4.2 Moderate‐Risk Bearish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Wait for a 4H close below a key support (e.g., below 2,820) or a retest/failure of 2,850–2,860 after it breaks down. • RSI on 4H remains < 40, confirming ongoing negative momentum. 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Place stops slightly above the retest zone (e.g., if shorting a breakdown under 2,820, stops might be ~2,865–2,870). • Allows for normal volatility but not a full reversal. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: Reduces the chance of shorting the absolute low if a quick bounce occurs. You wait for partial confirmation. • Cons: Could miss sudden plunges if price slices straight down. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: 2,780–2,770 zone (big daily fib), partial take‐profit recommended. • T2: 2,720–2,700 region if the bearish wave intensifies. 5. Invalidation • A 4H candle that closes significantly back above 2,850–2,860 after you enter suggests a trap, invalidating the short setup. 4.3 Conservative (Low‐Risk) Bearish Approach 1. Entry Conditions • Demand a daily close below ~2,770 or a decisive break of major daily structure. • Wait for daily MACD to firmly stay negative and RSI < 50 on the daily chart (confirming a deeper trend shift, not just an intraday flush). 2. Stop‐Loss Placement • Above the last daily swing high or above a retested breakdown level. For instance, if the daily closes below 2,770, stops could be placed above 2,820–2,830. 3. Pros/Cons • Pros: Higher probability that the deeper correction is genuinely underway, aligning with bigger timeframe structure changes. • Cons: You enter later, missing the initial drop. The move might have partially played out before your entry triggers. 4. Targets & Profit Objectives • T1: ~2,720 (weekly support zone). • T2: ~2,700 or lower, depending on momentum. • Manage the position by trailing stops if price continues to trend downward. 5. Invalidation • A bullish reversal that reclaims 2,770 or forms a strong daily bullish engulfing candle above that level would negate the conservative bearish thesis. 5. Risk Management & Position Sizing 1. Volatility Awareness (ATR) • Weekly ATR ~40, Daily ATR ~40, 4H ATR ~17, 2H ATR ~11–12. • High ATR suggests you may need wider stops or smaller position sizes to accommodate larger swings. 2. R:R Ratios • Aim for at least 1:2 or better. • Adjust trade size so that maximum potential loss is within your risk tolerance (1–2% of account equity). 3. Timeframe Alignment • Larger positions can be taken if Weekly and Daily confirm the same directional bias. • If only 4H/2H are guiding the trade and they conflict with the bigger timeframe, consider reduced size or shorter‐term scalps. 4. Partial Profit Strategies • Take partial profits at T1, then move stop to break-even or a small profit buffer. • Let a portion of the trade run to T2 if momentum continues in your favor. 6. Extra Notes / Contradictions 1. Contradictory Signals • Weekly & Daily remain bullish, but 4H/2H are bearish. Short‐term shorts can be taken intraday, but keep the bigger bullish picture in mind. • If you are taking a counter‐trend short (relative to the weekly), remain flexible to a sharp rebound. 2. Events & News Catalysts • Gold is sensitive to economic data (inflation, interest rate announcements, jobs data), geopolitical tensions, and USD movements. A sudden shift in sentiment can override technicals. 3. Ranging vs. Trending Conditions • If weekly is bullish but price consolidates sideways on the daily/4H, you might opt for range plays between key support (2,820–2,770) and resistance (2,880–2,900) until a breakout. • Always confirm a breakout on a 4H or daily close for higher reliability. 7. Final Summary • Top‐Down Bias: Long‐term (Weekly/Daily) bull trend intact; short‐term (4H/2H) in a bearish corrective phase. • Key Levels: • Support: 2,820–2,800, 2,770, 2,720–2,700 • Resistance: 2,880–2,900, 2,954–2,956, 3,029 • Scenarios: 1. Bullish Continuation • Aggressive, Moderate, and Conservative entries revolve around buying dips or breakouts above short‐term pivots. • Watch for key reclaims of 2,880–2,900 or a confirmed bounce off ~2,770. 2. Bearish Correction • Aggressive, Moderate, and Conservative approaches to short further downside. • Focus on breakdowns below 2,820, or deeper breaks below 2,770 for a more confirmed daily down move. • Risk Management: • Use ATR to gauge volatility and set stops accordingly. • Strive for at least 1:2 R:R, scale out at T1, trail stops for a portion. • Keep position sizes in line with your risk tolerance. • Edge Cases: • A sudden macro event can abruptly reverse or accelerate the move. • If shorting intraday (against weekly bull structure), remain cautious around major support bounces. Final Word: • The primary uptrend is intact on higher timeframes, but near‐term momentum is bearish. Shorting is plausible on the lower timeframes until key supports are tested or reclaimed. To align with the macro bull trend, watch for a robust bounce at or near 2,770–2,820. Always manage your risk carefully, using stops that accommodate current volatility, and be prepared to adapt if the market rapidly reverses.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by EliteMarketAnalysis
LTC: Capitalizing on Fast & Secure Payments Description: This trading idea focuses on LTC (Litecoin), one of the longest-standing cryptocurrencies, known for its speed, low transaction fees, and security. Designed as a more efficient alternative to Bitcoin, LTC processes transactions faster, making it a preferred choice for payments and merchant adoption. With strong network security, a capped supply of 84 million coins, and continuous development, Litecoin remains a key player in the digital payments space. Additionally, its integration into payment platforms and increasing adoption contribute to its long-term potential. However, as with all cryptocurrencies, LTC is subject to market volatility, regulatory developments, and macroeconomic factors that can significantly impact its price. It’s essential to approach trading and investing with a well-defined risk management strategy. Disclaimer: This trading idea is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies like LTC carries significant risk, including the potential loss of your entire investment. Always conduct thorough research, assess your financial situation, and consult with a professional advisor before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Long
by MoonTradingForecast