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JPYBASKET Potential Move – Technical OutlookJPYBASKET has just broken out of its bearish channel, signaling a potential shift to bullish momentum after being under pressure since March. Currently, price action suggests a move to close the gap and target the 6.844 resistance level, with a possible extension toward 6.942. However, before confirming a strong bullish continuation, a deep retracement could occur. This aligns with the Fibonacci retracement levels and key support zones (as marked on the chart), making them crucial areas to watch. 📌 Key Levels to Watch: Support Levels: Fibonacci retracement areas (see marked levels) Resistance Targets: 6.844 → 6.942 ⚠️ Disclaimer: These are my personal views, not financial advice (NFA). Always trade with proper risk management.
FX:JPYBASKET
by HU5TL3R
Potential Moves for DXYOn the H4 chart, DXY presents two potential paths. It appears that the bottom is in, as the price is painfully escaping a Wyckoff accumulation phase. A key level to watch is 105.615, where a gap may need to be filled. Once this level is reached, the next move will depend on the retracement momentum. If bullish strength persists, DXY is likely to continue upward toward the 106.172 resistance level. The broader market is feeling the impact of DXY’s movements, with all USD pairs experiencing pressure. Given the turbulent nature of exiting a Wyckoff phase, volatility should be expected. ⚠️ Risk Warning: These are my personal views, not financial advice (NFA). Trade carefully.
TVC:DXY
by HU5TL3R
Bearish reversal?S&P500 (US500) is rising towards the pivot which is a pullback resistance and could reverse to the pullback support. Pivot: 5,684.31 1st Support: 5,508.29 1st Resistance: 5,768.80 Risk Warning: Trading Forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk to your capital and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Trading Forex and CFDs may not be suitable for all investors, so please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary. Disclaimer: The above opinions given constitute general market commentary, and do not constitute the opinion or advice of IC Markets or any form of personal or investment advice. Any opinions, news, research, analyses, prices, other information, or links to third-party sites contained on this website are provided on an "as-is" basis, are intended only to be informative, is not an advice nor a recommendation, nor research, or a record of our trading prices, or an offer of, or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument and thus should not be treated as such. The information provided does not involve any specific investment objectives, financial situation and needs of any specific person who may receive it. Please be aware, that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and/or results. Past Performance or Forward-looking scenarios based upon the reasonable beliefs of the third-party provider are not a guarantee of future performance. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking or past performance statements. IC Markets makes no representation or warranty and assumes no liability as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided, nor any loss arising from any investment based on a recommendation, forecast or any information supplied by any third-party.
ICMARKETS:US500Short
by ICmarkets
Stock Market Dives into Correction? It Happens—Here's What to DoYou wake up, check your portfolio, and see a sea of red. The market’s down, your stocks are taking a nosedive, and CNBC is running apocalyptic headlines about an impending crash. Sounds familiar? It’s maybe because we’re in (or super close to) a correction right now — the S&P 500 SP:SPX was down 10% from its record high two weeks ago and a lot of people are unsure what to do. The truth of the matter is, stock market corrections are routine—not as often as the meeting that should’ve been an email, but also not as rare as a winning trade in the Japanese yen ( widow maker is real, yo ). And, most importantly, they’re usually not as catastrophic as they feel in the moment. So, before you hit the panic button (or worse, start revenge trading to “win it all back”), let’s talk about what’s shaking the market right now and how to navigate corrections like a pro. 🤔 First Things First: What’s a Correction? A stock market correction is a drop of 10% or more from a recent high. It’s not a crash, it’s not the end of capitalism, and it’s definitely not a sign that you should liquidate your entire portfolio and move to a remote cabin in the woods. Corrections happen regularly, typically once every year or two. They’re a natural part of market cycles, shaking out excessive speculation and resetting valuations to more reasonable levels. For the record, a drop of 20% is considered a bear market. 🤝 Why the Market’s Getting Jittery Markets don’t move in straight lines, and sometimes they hit turbulence. Lately, two big themes have been dominating headlines: Trump’s Hard-Line Tariffs Hit Hard (And Markets Are Nervous About It) If there’s anything Trump knows how to do is say things online or on-site and move markets. And his hostile and straight up combatant approach to handling international relations has sent traders scrambling to offload risk. With hiked tariffs on China, Europe, and Mexico and Canada, businesses are bracing for severe supply chain disruptions, higher costs, and tighter margins. When tariffs go up, corporate earnings tend to go down—and the market doesn’t like that math. Inflation Just Won’t Quit The Federal Reserve spent most of the last two years trying to tame inflation, and just when it seemed like things were cooling off, it’s creeping back up. The latest readout of the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) report showed prices ticked up more than expected at 2.8% in February. Higher inflation means the Fed might keep interest rates elevated for longer than expected, making borrowing more expensive and slowing down growth. Every new inflation release has investors guessing: Will the Fed cut rates, hold steady, or—worst case—hike again? Between trade wars and stubborn inflation, uncertainty is running high, and that dynamics breeds volatility. But a correction doesn’t mean the market is broken—it just means sentiment has shifted. ⚠️ How NOT to React (aka: Rookie Mistakes to Avoid) When corrections hit, bad decision-making is at an all-time high. Here’s what not to do: Panic selling – Selling at the bottom is a classic rookie move. If you weren’t planning to sell at the highs, why dump everything when it’s down? Trying to time the exact bottom – Good luck. Nobody, not even Warren Buffett, can catch the bottom (not that he’s trying). If you’re waiting for the “perfect” dip, you’ll likely miss the rebound. Going all-in on one asset – Thinking of putting everything into one stock or crypto because it’s “cheap” now? Please don’t. Diversification exists for a reason . Getting glued to financial news – Watching every market update during a correction is like doom-scrolling Google after a mild headache—you’ll only freak yourself out more. Now that we’ve covered what not to do, let’s focus on the smart plays. 💪 So, What Should You Do? If you want to come out of a correction with your sanity (and portfolio) intact, here’s your game plan: 1️⃣ Zoom Out—Corrections Are Temporary The market moves in cycles, and corrections are just part of the game. Historically, corrections last a few months, while bull markets last years. If you’re investing for the long term, a correction is a blip on the chart, not an extinction event. 2️⃣ Review Your Portfolio Like a Hedge Fund Manager Corrections are a great excuse to audit your holdings. Ask yourself: Is this stock/ETF/index still worth holding? Has anything fundamentally changed, or is this just temporary market noise? Do I have too much exposure to one sector? Think of it as spring cleaning for your investments. It's also an opportunity to make some good use of the handy Stock Screener or Stock Heatmap to spot the best (and worst) performers. If something was a FOMO buy and doesn’t belong in your portfolio, consider trimming it. 3️⃣ Buy Selectively, Not Blindly Corrections create opportunities, but that doesn’t mean you should just throw money at every stock that’s down. Some companies deserve their declines ( looking at you, Nikola )—others are just collateral damage in a broader selloff. Look for quality companies with strong earnings, manageable debt, and real growth potential. If they were solid before the correction, they’ll likely recover faster than the overhyped names. Example: Remember when Amazon stock NASDAQ:AMZN tanked 90% in 2000, the dot-com bubble? No, because you were too busy being 2 years old instead of loading up on Jeff Bezos’s dream. And look where the guy’s now. 4️⃣ Do Some Good Old DCA Instead of dumping all your cash into the market at once, use dollar-cost averaging (DCA). Buying in small increments at regular intervals helps you avoid the stress of trying to time the bottom. If prices drop further, you can buy more at an even better price. 5️⃣ Keep Emotions in Check Corrections test your patience and discipline. The best investors don’t let fear dictate their strategy. If you’re getting emotional about your trades, step away from the screen and take a breath. The market will be there when you come back. 👍 The Market Always Bounces Back—Eventually Every correction feels like the worst one while it’s happening. But let’s look at history: The S&P 500 has faced 30+ corrections since 1950. It survived them all. The average correction lasts four months before a recovery begins. After a correction, markets typically rally higher within a year. Unless you believe the global economy is permanently broken (hint: not yet, at least), every major downturn has eventually turned into a new bull run. 🦸‍♂ Final Thought: Be the Hero, Not the Victim Market corrections separate the professionals from the wannabes. The people who panic and sell at the bottom? They usually regret it. The ones who keep a level head, stick to their strategy, and take advantage of good opportunities? They come out stronger. And finally, if you need to take away one thing it’s this: Corrections aren’t the enemy. They’re the price of admission for long-term gains. 👉 Let’s hear it from you! How do you handle corrections, what’s your strategy when the market is in a downturn and what’s in your portfolio then? Share your experience in the comment section!
SP:SPXEducation
by TradingView
11
Nifty - Awaiting the Fifth Wave for a BreakoutNifty recently hit a low of 21,905 , marking a key reversal point in the trend. A well-defined Head and Shoulders pattern is emerging, with the right shoulder currently forming. The ongoing pullback has retraced to the 38.2% level, but there is potential for it to extend towards the 50% mark at 22,906 . However, the upward move appears to be losing momentum, with buying interest remaining subdued. Based on the chart, the head of the pattern signifies the beginning of a new impulse wave. This appears to be the fourth wave within the larger first wave. Once Nifty completes this corrective phase, the fifth wave is expected to present a trading opportunity. If wave equality holds, Nifty could potentially rise to 24,857 .
NSE:NIFTY
by Money_Dictators
Hang Seng Index Long: Super Bull Case?I did a short video about how entire chart of Hang Seng Index can also be interpreted as a Super Bullish case for Hang Seng Index, and generally the entire Chinese and Hong Kong Market. This was originally my primary count which I then replaced with a combination (W-X-Y-X-Z) when I thought the risk-reward favours the short side. Now, I've switched back and dare myself to put up this super bull case again. Note how shallow I had placed the primary wave 2. If I am right, then wave 3 is going to literally rocket up.
PEPPERSTONE:HK50Long
by yuchaosng
10
Nifty analysis 02.4.2025​As of April 2, 2025, the Nifty 50 index has experienced notable fluctuations influenced by global economic developments. On April 1, the index declined by 1.5% to close at 23,165.7, marking its steepest drop since February 28. This downturn was primarily attributed to investor apprehension regarding anticipated reciprocal tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. ​ mint Despite this decline, market indicators suggest a potential rebound. Futures point to a modest recovery, with the Gift Nifty trading around 23,327, indicating a flat to slightly positive opening for the Nifty 50. Technical analyses present a mixed outlook; some indicators show neutral trends, while others suggest a bearish sentiment. ​ Additionally, a recent shift in investment patterns has been observed, with increased inflows into gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as investors seek safe-haven assets amid equity market volatility. ​
NSE:NIFTYShort
by sr225406
Trade Idea: US30 Long ( BUY STOP ) Technical Analysis: 1. Daily Chart: • US30 is in a pullback phase after a strong uptrend. • The MACD is negative, but price is nearing key support, signaling a potential reversal. • The RSI is at 43.74, close to oversold territory, indicating limited downside risk. 2. 15-Minute Chart: • The MACD is strongly positive, confirming short-term bullish momentum. • A strong bounce from recent lows suggests buyers are stepping in. • The RSI is 55.40, indicating neutral momentum with room to push higher. 3. 3-Minute Chart: • The MACD is slightly negative, but showing signs of bottoming out. • RSI is 49.62, neutral but ready to turn up. • Price is consolidating after a strong move up, suggesting a continuation higher. Fundamental Analysis: • The Dow Jones (US30) has recently rebounded from key support levels, aligning with a strong US economy and moderate Fed policies supporting equity markets. • Global economic conditions remain stable, and institutional buyers are likely stepping in at this level. ⸻ Trade Execution: • Entry: 41,900 (Confirmation of bullish momentum after consolidation) • Stop-Loss (SL): 41,750 (Below recent low, protecting against further downside) • Take-Profit (TP): 42,250 (Targeting recent resistance, maintaining a 2:1 RRR) FUSIONMARKETS:US30
FUSIONMARKETS:US30Long
by KeN-WeNzEl
Bitcoin (2024-2025) vs. Russell 2000 in (2017-2018)Bitcoin (2024–2025) is tracing a structure similar to the Russell 2000 (2017–2018). On the slide: BTC on top, RUT below - both showing near-identical consolidation patterns just before a major breakout. Both periods were marked by macro stress: • 2018 + 2025: Trump tariffs + rising global trade friction Back in 2018, RYY rallied 22% into a blow-off top, tagging the 1.618 Fib. If BTC repeats the move, that projects a 70% rally - bringing us right to the $130K target we've been tracking. Same structure. Same season. Similar stress. Different ticker.
TVC:RUTLong
by Flow-Trade
Trading GER30 on Tariff DayToday will be a big day for the stock market in 2025. The tariffs to be implemented promises to either make or break the market. Last week we saw a massive sell off and on Monday and Tuesday we have seen the markets gain a decent amount. However here is what needs to be noted for all indexes: 1) The Daily downtrend is intact 2) The H4 MA is pointing down 3) On GER30,we see a bat pattern to sell 4) H1, M30, M15 is OB and has a double top We should not follow the news, but instead focus on the charts. Based on this, we will enter a short position and expect the market to resume the downtrend. Stop loss will be 200 pips around 25700. Good luck!
BLACKBULL:GER30Short
by JavonDias_Trading
2
US100 - Weekend Gap Filled, What’s Next?The US100 1-hour chart shows that the weekend gap has been completely filled, and price is now approaching a critical Fair Value Gap (FVG) zone. This level could act as a strong resistance or a point of continuation for the current bullish momentum. Here are two possible scenarios: ✅ Scenario 1: If price consolidates above the FVG and finds support, we could see a continuation towards the 0.618-0.65 Fibonacci retracement level, pushing towards 19,800+. ❌ Scenario 2: A rejection at the FVG zone could signal a bearish reversal, leading to a move back down towards 19,200 or even lower. Which scenario do you think will play out? Let’s discuss! 🚀📉
CAPITALCOM:US100
by Louigi_24
22
Dow Jones US30: Spotting a Potential Pullback Opportunity!📉 The Dow Jones US 30 is currently in a dominant bearish trend on the higher timeframes, but 📈 the 1-hour chart reveals a shift in structure with bullish momentum emerging. This could signal a potential short-term retracement back into the previous range, aligning with the 50% Fibonacci retracement zone. 🔄 There’s also a bearish imbalance overhead that may attract price action for rebalancing. While this setup offers a possible buying opportunity, ⚠️ it carries significant risk given the prevailing bearish sentiment. Stay sharp and manage your risk! 🛡️ Disclaimer ⚠️ This is not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk, and you should only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Always conduct your own analysis or consult a professional before making decisions. 💡
FX:US30
by fxtraderanthony
2
SPX - Melt up & Crash series [3]Blue parallel channel held perfectly while many were bearish! Now has a date with the top rail, maybe at 2.618 intersection who knows... Expanding megaphone (green) had false breakdown, if it breaks back in and upwards = huge bullish move. So much room on the RSI to run with huge positive divergence. Not financial advice. Amazes me how long these patterns take to form, for them to be concrete and actionable. Hopefully this series is the last one I post. Realistically just waiting for this low to be set. Think this could be it.
SP:SPXLong
by mypostsareNotFinancialAdvice