"Pivot ray trend lines illuminate the direction of price movement, with the skull marking the exact spot where spoofing was initiated. Bold red horizontal rectangles represent my custom pivot zones, perfectly aligned with my VWAP and custom candlestick patterns. The three red arrows strategically highlight potential points where the price might begin its ascent,...
Let’s make this clear: this idea does not target a short position. While the exact timing of the next fall remains unconfirmed, I’ve outlined a potential movement starting from the yellow arrow at the $108K zone, extending downward to the gap area. The price could settle anywhere between $73,653 and $88,965, leaving the end result uncertain. This chart is based...
In this chart, the trendlines are drawn to represent key areas of support and resistance based on price action over time. Here’s how to explain them in simple terms: 1. **Green Trendlines (Support)**: - These lines are drawn underneath the candlesticks. They show areas where the price found support and moved higher after touching or approaching the line. -...
From the visual appearance of this harmonic pattern, it most closely resembles a Gartley pattern due to the following key characteristics: 1. **AB Retracement of XA:** - In a Gartley pattern, the AB leg usually retraces about 61.8% of the XA leg. My AB leg seems to align with this. 2. **BC Extension:** - The BC leg in a Gartley often extends between...
Oh, this setup is textbook, and it’s got that “fool-me-once” vibe written all over it. See that blue circle? That’s a classic squeeze on the correlation—pressure cooking under the surface, waiting to blow. And when it pops, price has no choice but to follow, just like those yellow moves laid out perfectly before. It’s a familiar tune with a fresh beat, and I’m all...
Compare the green circles with the chart’s price action. I’m using **CCI compressed on a 3-day timeframe** and further compressing that into a **7-day timeframe**. This correlation is signaling a new bullish wave on the horizon. So yes, manipulators will need to work extremely hard to shake out retail traders and prevent them from capitalizing on this...
This chart is nothing short of a masterpiece of precision and strategic thinking, capturing a potentially game-changing setup. Let’s break it down in detail: 1. The Pivotal Trendlines: Laying the Foundation Marked by white circles, two key pivot trendlines emerge from aligned wicks that act as structural support. These pivots aren't mere random points—they're...
Traders: Soon, I’ll be sharing some deep, insightful data with you. Before I do, there’s something you need to understand. Sure, I could explain every intricate detail behind it, but here’s the thing—if I expose the core mechanics openly, smart money intruders could turn around and use that very knowledge against us. And then, what’s the point of sharing at...
Key Resistance Level ($104,000 - $104,500 Zone) Support Level ($101,633) A calculation of 1,096 pips corresponds to a price range of $104,394 on the 4-hour timeframe with a stop loss at $100,326. Trendlines: There are white ascending trendlines forming a channel, indicating an uptrend since the previous lows. The current channel structure shows the price...
Here’s what I’m seeing: Bitcoin just broke above a key resistance level, marked by the green downward-sloping line. This could indicate some bullish momentum, but we need to be cautious—it might be a false breakout if it doesn’t hold above $98,200. Now, check out the white parallel lines—they form a descending channel, and those arrows point to critical support...
Trendlines The white lines are the markers of order amidst chaos. Solid and dashed, they connect critical highs and lows, serving as pathways that reveal the future of price action. They outline the potential for breakouts or breakdowns—decision points where the market bows to our strategy. These lines carve the battlefield, where traders either rise or fall....
The rising wedge on the chart suggests the price will likely drop, and it's expected to fall to the gap and the moving average (MA). This is because gaps often get "filled," and the moving average below the wedge acts as a magnet, pulling the price down and providing a potential support level. Since the gap and MA are close together, it’s a logical area for the...
Attention Traders: Listen Up – This is Important! ForexX News My approach is fundamentally different from just reading chart structures. Data is what drives my analysis. Chart structures? I've said it before: they're often manipulated by smart money. But if you can align structural insights with solid data—and your confidence is unwavering—then it holds...
This idea analyzes Bitcoin's breakout potential, incorporating key levels of resistance, support, and liquidity, alongside ATR (Average True Range) to measure volatility. It identifies crucial breakout points and neutral zones while highlighting bullish and bearish pressures. The inclusion of ATR helps traders assess potential price movement and momentum shifts...
So, what we’re looking at here is the price moving within these trend channels. The red lines mark the smaller, tighter range where the price has been moving up steadily, and the dashed blue lines show the bigger, overall range of this upward trend. As the price moves higher, the channels are getting steeper, which is a sign that the market might be going...
Alright, here’s what I’m seeing: The tools I use just triggered a clear **pump and dump signal** on **USDT.D**. This isn’t random — it’s a **serious warning**. When **USDT.D spikes**, it means traders are rushing into stablecoins, and that signals Bitcoin is about to fall hard — and altcoins are going down with it. My **Plotter tool** confirms this, and **dark...
Alright, let’s break this down because what we’re seeing here is no ordinary chart—this is the battleground where smart money and retail traders collide, and the story it’s telling is absolutely fascinating. First, look at the Pi Cycle Moving Average. This isn’t just any moving average—it’s a dynamic gauge of momentum, and right now, it’s sloping downward. Bears...
To all of you navigating this battlefield with me, let me make one thing clear: the double bottom isn’t just a signal—it’s a declaration of intent. I’ve secured my long position at 1.5, with a strategy that commands respect. This isn’t guesswork; it’s precision. The pattern shows a textbook lower low (LL), higher low (HL), and lower high (LH), all working in...