


NAS100 has broken its uptrend but still feels bullish overall. The plan? A tactical short on the pullback and a long if it reclaims strength. If both play out, it’s a multi-legged win. If not, it’s a lesson in humility. Here’s how we’re threading the needle with a high-risk/high-reward setup.
EURUSD has snapped its trendline and may now aim for the far side of a large monthly wedge. But the big question: does it pull back for a retest or push higher straight away? Two trade ideas here—one if it comes back, one if it launches. Here’s how we’re preparing for both outcomes and the key levels to manage risk.
Gold is pressing against the top of its bull flag—but a pullback feels overdue. We’re looking at 3 different trade setups, each with similar RRs but varying in entry aggressiveness. Best case, we nail the move. Worst case, we take 3 small hits and walk away clean. Here’s how we’re approaching it and what to expect from each scenario.
Bitcoin’s still holding its macro trendline, but after failing to reach the projected highs on the first attempt, the pressure’s on. If it can break out of this consolidation, we could see one final push for new ATHs. But it’s a high-risk play—if this fails, the bear case gains momentum fast. Here’s the trade setup and the key level to watch.
Bitcoin’s structure supports higher prices, but the move may not come straight away. A pullback into key support levels would offer a higher-probability entry before the next rally. Wait for the dip – then ride the wave.
Gold respected its ascending channel last week and still looks poised to target the upper boundary. However, a short-term dip could offer a better long entry. Patience may be rewarded as price probes downside levels before another leg up.
NASDAQ is pressing against the top of a freshly formed channel in line with its long-term uptrend. A break and close above could trigger new all-time highs, but a pullback to retest the channel or trendline first remains on the table. Both scenarios offer strong trade setups.
The Dow Jones (US30) remains in a short-term ascending channel, with momentum building toward new highs. However, signs point to a stronger pullback before those upper levels are tested. Watch for the channel base and broader trendline to act as key support before continuation.
EURUSD: Final wedge expansion possibly complete. A 50% retrace of the structure looks likely—stops below this level offer tactical advantage. If we break higher, upper channel resistance is in play.
SPX500: Broke the dump trendline—watch for a partial retest. Sitting inside a Bull Flag, we may see a fakeout lower before continuation.
Gold: Trapped in mid-range. Safer play is buying dips from the range low in trend direction. Reversal attempts are fading—use wider stops for deeper limit entries.
GBPJPY is stuck in a nasty range, bouncing from channel to channel with no clear direction—yet patterns are forming. As price rejects the weekly gap near the inner channel high, we may see a second push up before a possible trendline break. Here's how to make sense of the madness.
The NAS100 has stormed back into bullish territory, carving out a clean upward channel. If momentum holds, we could see price test the top again—setting up a textbook double or triple top. Here's what to watch and where this might stall.
After exhausting buyers with a strong drop, Gold is now coiling in a descending channel. Unless bulls step in soon, the probability favors a breakdown targeting recent lows. Here's the bearish setup and what could flip the script.
NASDAQ breaks above its trendline, hinting at a possible short-term rally toward previous consolidation levels — but political volatility could still slam the brakes without warning.
EURUSD’s expanding wedge breakout looks legitimate, supported by the Daily channel — but if the monthly close falters, expect more drawn-out volatility rather than a clean trend.
AUDUSD’s sharp V-shaped recovery suggests another pullback toward the channel low before bulls step back in — momentum still favors upside after a healthy reset.
Gold’s bounce off key trendline support keeps the bull case alive for now — but fundamentals or political shocks could easily trigger sharp downside before any serious continuation.