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Gold - Getting Ready for the Next Impulse!Hello TradingView Family / Fellow Traders. This is Richard, also known as theSignalyst. 📈 XAUUSD has been overall bullish, trading within the flat rising channel in blue. Currently, XAUUSD is undergoing a correction phase and it is currently approaching the lower bound of the channel. Moreover, it is retesting strong demand zone marked in green. 🏹 Thus, the highlighted blue circle is a strong area to look for trend-following buy setups as it is the intersection of the green demand zone and lower blue trendline acting as a non-horizontal support. 📚 As per my trading style: As #Gold approaches the blue circle zone, I will be looking for bullish reversal setups (like a double bottom pattern, trendline break , and so on...) 📚 Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management. Good luck! All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly! ~Rich
OANDA:XAUUSD
by TheSignalyst
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by senyor
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🔥 World Coin WLD Bullish Triangle Forming: Patience!WLD is a relatively new token, so keep in mind that it's fairly volatile. Nevertheless, is seems that this token is forming a bullish triangle. In this analysis we're anticipating a break out from this pattern, but waiting for the pattern to be confirmed. Wait for the hourly candle to close above 2.60 before considering an entry. SL below the purple area of resistance, target at 4$ (potentially even 5$ if the trend is strong).
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by FieryTrading
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This is the topHowdy folks its been a while, Wanted to come back and let all you good folks know that this is the top, the range that we are in is the top. I've been conflicted in my self confidence of decision making when it comes to trading and has been a shock. Almost like I lost sight of who I thought I was, that hurt my ego. We are not our ego though? We think we know ourselves, all we know is what we are not. New data, new perspective, new algo, new view. When we know what we are not is when we can see what we are. That's all folks,
CME_MINI:ES1!Short
by moonman777
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CME_MINI:ES1!Short
by PivotX
1
Future predictions (2023) Fundamental: The inflation havent reached consumers yet, we have had money (savings) from Covid. We will see more "cold" winter now, as the inflation finally starts to decrease the purchasing power. The inflation decreases but not quick enough and debt will be taken. There is a possibility to a bigger recession if the debt is too much for banking systems (Unemployment rate, rate of interest, inflation, credit quality) Technical: Top to bottom percentages (S&P 500, approx every decade) 28% 60s/50% 70s/36% 80s/20% 90s/50% 20s/57% 21s (average 40%. 27% now, we have reasons to go lower) These dates and prices are based on past, not super accurate, but with these there were least inconsistencies Based on human psychology and cycles we tend to have (bigger picture, decade and century cycle), we havent seen that much yet. We need bigger crisis or there will be next one coming, the cycle is in progress, there is "nothing" to recover from right now. Sorry about narrow analysis, I am not the type to write own analysis, also there is no words or pictures to describe the full database I have on my mind! Hopefully you still enjoy and comment your thoughts, Best regards: Malmberg Jami
SP:SPX
by SuomiJamppa
(Tutorial) World Markets & their affect on Indian Stock Market!Hello Traders/Investors, Lets learn World Stock Markets and How it affect us in India on Daily/Weekly and even on long-term basis. Note: this topic is specifically for Traders (specially Day traders) and also Investors might find it interesting read. - US is called mother market and we're (i.e. Indian stock market) child market. - US market gives a queue on how world and our market would perform based on it. - Sectors like Banks (Dow Jones Bank index) n Tech/IT (NASDAQ) work pretty hand in hand with rest of world in terms of giving us a idea of direction towards which sector can have chances of moving by how much %age today. - - SGX Nifty , its a Nifty's Future contract which is traded in Singapore Exchange and gives a good idea on start of our markets. SGX Nifty timings : 6.30 AM to 11.30 PM - Asian markets specially South Korea, Hang Seng n Japan market we should watch carefully in morning to track the direction of markets. We belong to pretty much similar basket. - European Markets, CAC, DAX and FTSE we should get a median of these 3 exchanges to know how much %age they're moving. Just an observation here, our Indian markets usually stay closer to DAX movement. - Emerging markets (short form : EMs) : Emerging markets generally do not have as highly developed market and regulatory institutions as those found in developed nations. Market efficiency and strict standards in accounting and securities regulation are generally not on par with advanced economies (such as those of the United States, Europe, and Japan). - Some of the most rapidly emerging countries include Brazil, Turkey, Russia, India, and China. Also some oil rich nations are also part of this list. - To get a holistic picture of world markets.. get a queue from yesterday's closing of world markets specially US alongwith US futures which are very important. - Then, in mornings look at Asian Markets n SGX Nifty to understand where our markets might open. Around afternoon when European markets open you get an idea where our Indian market might stabilise n close. Also, we can look at European futures to get idea on where Euro markets might open. - Lastly macro economic data like Commodity prices specially Crude oil , USD INR n Dollar Index give a clarity on the markets. Higher Dollar n lower Rupee would cause panic in stock markets usually. Similarly, higher crude oil prices indirectly reduces countries foreign reserves n also affect business due to rising transport costs causing more expenses n less income. - Cryptos movements can also affect markets now days, a big downmove on cryptos n hit many stop losses n cause for margin calls n hence companies might have to liquidate other assets of individuals like stocks etc. go get back their money. - Honest mentions: Sometimes some macros are in news, then in those days stock markets start mimicking their charts.. it can b currency pair USDINR , US 10yrd BOND yield, Crude OIL sudden surge or drop in prices and most recently, NIFTY is pretty closely mimicking the US30 futures chart trend on day trades. - My personal hack: I do all my Technical Analysis on these charts n not just on NIFTY and BANKNIFTY etc. I draw all the Supply n Demand zones, Channels, Trendlines etc. to get queues from them to implement it on my trading in Intraday in India. Usually it works like a charm! World major stock markets timings in IST (i.e. Indian Standard Timings) : North America Stock Exchange Timings: Country Stock Exchange Opening Time (Indian Timing) Closing Time (Indian Timing) US NASDAQ 7 : 00 PM 1 : 30 AM US NYSE 7 : 00 PM 1 : 30 AM Canada TMX Group 8:00 PM 2:30 AM European Stock Exchange Timings: Country Stock Exchange Opening Time (Indian Timing) Closing Time (Indian Timing) UK London Stock Exchange 1 : 30 PM 10 : 00 PM European Union Euronext 12:30 PM 9:00 PM Germany Deutsche Borse 12:30 PM 2:30 AM Switzerland SIX Swiss Exchange 1:30 PM 10:00 PM Spain BME Spanish Exchange 1:30 PM 10:00 PM Asia-Pacific Stock Exchange Timings Country Stock Exchange Opening Time (Indian Timing) Closing Time (Indian Timing) Australia Australian Security Exchange 5:30 AM 11:30 AM Japan Japan Exchange Group 5:30 AM 11:30 AM Hong Kong Hong Kong Stock Exchange 6:45 AM 1:30 PM China Shanghai Stock Exchange 7:00 AM 12:30 PM China Shenzhen Stock Exchange 7:00 AM 12:30 PM Taiwan Taiwan Stock Exchange 6:30 AM 11:00 AM South Korea KRX Korean Exchange 5:30 AM 11:30 AM India NSE and BSE 9:15 AM 3:30 PM You can google n find most of Live market details on many websites, I usually enjoy Investing .com for their simple UI and charts. Please take all positions at your own risks and these are my personal views on analyzing markets. I'm not responsible for any losses incurred by you! Regards, Anshul
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by simplyansh
Recession warning on S&P500?The 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields inverted for the first time since 2019 . On Thu Mar 31st , the yield curve showed a possible warning signal that a recession could be happen at anytime, but the curve needs to stay inverted for a substantial amount of time before it gives a valid signal. People get excited about the yield curve because, historically it has been a good predictor of the onset of recession. Against a backdrop of searing inflation, Russia’s War in Ukraine and a commodity shock, the relentless flattening of the yield curve and its predictive qualities has market watchers on edge. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. sees the odds of a U.S. recession as high as 35% in the next year, while Grant Thornton’s Diane Swonk sees the twin blow of Fed tightening and higher oil prices potentially tipping the economy into a recession. The yield curve may serve Economists more than Investors, the key factor in the yield curve inversion is that, while it can often forecast darker days ahead for the economy, it is NOT a sell signal for those who invest in stocks
SP:SPXShort
by ctrl_
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True Dollar Index - Adj. for IMF Currency Reserve Weight (2022)As there appears to be much discourse around the status of the dollar as "the world reserve currency", it seems interesting to me that the standard measure of the dollar's strength is not weighted in this way. Here I am attempting to reconcile the standard dollar index (DXY), which measures the strength of the USD against a basket of other currencies (see below), with the dollar's presence within the IMF's World Currency Reserves (see below). I have chosen to call this the "True Dollar Index" (TDI) To do so, I have first taken the ratio of the Dollar's IMF weight against each currency and multiplied it by the dollar denominated exchange rate. Then I attempt to normalize the value by dividing it by the average of the 9 dollar denominated exchange rates. The equation I used for the 2022 TDI is as follows(*): (USDEUR * (58.81/20.64) + USDJPY * (58.81/5.57) + USDGBP * (58.81/4.78) + USDCNH * (58.81/2.79) + USDCAD * (58.81/2.38) + USDAUD * (58.81/1.81) + USDCHF * (58.81/0.2) + USDSGD * (58.81/1.505) + USDHKD * (58.81/1.505)) / ((USDEUR + USDJPY + USDGBP + USDCNH + USDCAD + USDAUD + USDCHF + USDSGD + USDHKD)/9) (*) This is in standard TradingView equation format and can be directly copy/pasted into the search bar - though values will convert to decimal As the weighting of the IMF World Currency Reserves is shuffled and reported at the end of the year, this should only be taken to be valid as of Q1 2022. For comparison, I have included the DXY in Orange. Note that I have adjusted the DXY by 41.0351, this is the difference in their starting values on Dec 31, 2021. This should allow us to capture deviation from this starting point. I chose this action as opposed to adjusting the existing equation to for simplicity, though one could easily drag the TDI down by subtracting the same amount. I make no claims to the accuracy of this chart as a measure of the strength of the dollar. I am not an economist, and I am happy to hear suggestions on how to improve this model. DXY Geometric Weightings: Euro (EUR), 57.6% weight Japanese yen (JPY) 13.6% weight Pound sterling (GBP), 11.9% weight Canadian dollar (CAD), 9.1% weight Swedish krona (SEK), 4.2% weight Swiss franc (CHF) 3.6% weight Currency composition of official IMF foreign exchange reserves: Dollar (USD), 58.81% Euro (EUR), 20.64% Japanese yen (JPY), 5.57% Pound sterling (GBP),4.78% Chinese renminbi, 2.79% Canadian dollar (CAD), 2.38% Australian dollar (AUD), 1.81% Swiss franc (CHF), .2% Other, 3.01%* *To account for this ambiguity, I have opted for a 50/50 split of the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) and the Singapore Dollar (SGD). These are roughly equal in their use as a global payment currency at the time of writing and are the only top payment currencies not already included in the weighting. Sources: en.wikipedia.org data.imf.org
by mdamante
1