I've analyzed the market and identified a bullish trend on this chart The key support and resistance levels are highlighted which will help in making informed trading decisions This represents a strong buying opportunity Next Update wait
The Nasdaq has declined approximately 23% from its all-time high, positioning us near a notable discount on a global timeframe. In my professional assessment, this presents a compelling opportunity to begin constructing a diversified portfolio. However, I anticipate further downward movement in the near term, so I recommend a measured approach—allocate capital gradually rather than deploying all available cash at once. Consider initiating positions through Contracts for Difference (CFDs) or Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), focusing on high-quality, blue-chip equities such as Microsoft (MSFT), Apple (AAPL), NVIDIA (NVDA), Nike (NIKE), and Walmart (WMT), among others. That said, I advise against overcommitting capital at this juncture. The potential for an economic recession remains, and the market could trade sideways for an extended period—potentially one to two years. Prudence is warranted. Additionally, the Fear and Greed Index for U.S. stocks currently stands at 6, a level strikingly close to the 5 recorded during the COVID-19 market crash. Those familiar with market history will recall the significant rebound that followed. This historical parallel suggests a potential inflection point. Personally, I am actively participating in this market, incrementally rebuilding long-term positions within my investment account. Opportunities of this magnitude are infrequent, occurring perhaps once every few years. However, this does not preclude further declines—markets can always test lower levels. From a statistical perspective, though, the current environment supports initiating long-term investment positions with a disciplined strategy. Let me know if you’d like a deeper analysis of specific assets or portfolio allocation tactics! NOT FA!
Just now opened a short position on fartcoin. I anticipate that the market will start pushing back down to $0.416 area but may even fall lower back to $0.36 Time sensitive! Dtt applied!
Cardano (ADA) has entered a renewed phase of selling pressure following a critical breakdown below the $0.6995 support level — a structural level that had acted as a floor since early March 2025. This breach signals a bearish continuation pattern, with traders increasingly eyeing the next major support at $0.4400 as the likely target for this leg lower. The broader crypto market remains under pressure amid cautious sentiment and liquidity outflows from altcoins, and ADA appears to be particularly affected, slipping further into a clear downward trend. The technical breakdown suggests the selling may not yet be done. Technical Overview: Support Breakdown Opens Path to $0.4400 The daily chart shows a well-defined bearish structure, with price action confirming a sequence of lower highs and lower lows. The decisive break below $0.6995 — a previously well-defended support level — acts as the primary catalyst for this forecast. This level had repeatedly provided a floor for ADA throughout March but has now flipped into resistance. The rejection from $0.6995 and failure to sustain even minor rallies indicate a lack of buyer conviction. This, combined with persistent bearish candlesticks and decreasing volume on green days, reinforces the idea that bears are in control. With momentum building to the downside, the next critical area of interest lies at $0.4400 — a major historical support that aligns with the April 2023 consolidation base. A stop-loss for bearish positions remains well-placed at $0.8000 — just above the last key swing high and the upper end of recent consolidation. As long as price trades below this level, the risk-to-reward ratio continues to favor short positioning. ADA Technology and Vision: Fundamentals vs. Price Action Cardano remains one of the most fundamentally sound projects in the crypto space, even as its token price trends lower. Built on peer-reviewed research and academic rigor, Cardano was developed with a long-term vision in mind — emphasizing sustainability, scalability, and security. The platform operates on a layered architecture, separating the settlement and computation layers to enhance performance and modularity. Its consensus mechanism, Ouroboros — a provably secure proof-of-stake protocol — has helped ADA remain energy-efficient and highly decentralized. This is crucial in an environment where environmental concerns are reshaping investor preferences. Cardano also supports smart contracts through its Plutus framework and is actively expanding its DeFi and NFT ecosystems. With a strong developer community, active treasury, and continuous updates (including the Hydra scaling solution), Cardano is laying the groundwork for future mass adoption. However, despite these robust fundamentals, ADA’s price continues to reflect market psychology and risk-off sentiment — rather than its technological merit. This divergence between fundamentals and price is not uncommon in crypto, especially during broad altcoin corrections. Potential Scenarios and Trading Strategy Bearish Scenario: A sustained move below $0.6995 opens the door for a continuation toward the $0.4400 support level. This level is also a realistic profit target for current short positions. If $0.44 fails to hold, further downside potential could follow in an extended bearish environment. Bullish Scenario: A Weekly close back above $0.6995 would invalidate the immediate bearish bias. To trigger a larger reversal, bulls must reclaim the $0.73-$0.80 zone, which would signal strength and potentially pave the way for a broader recovery. Conclusion Cardano’s price action paints a clear bearish picture following the breakdown below $0.6995. While the project’s fundamentals remain strong and long-term adoption prospects are promising, the current market conditions and technical signals continue to favor downside potential. The next major support at $0.444 is now in focus as the primary bearish target. Unless the price quickly reclaims lost ground and regains key resistance levels, traders are advised to remain cautious and align with the prevailing trend.
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EUR/USD is showing strong bullish signs across both the weekly and daily timeframes, suggesting a potential macro trend reversal in the making. After being trapped below a long-term descending trendline for nearly two years, price has not only broken out but also successfully retested the breakout zone — a key validation for trend continuation. On the daily chart, a Golden Crossover is now forming, which historically precedes major uptrends in forex pairs. Combined with reclaiming key structural levels and building higher lows, EUR/USD could be positioning for a powerful upside move in Q2 2025. Let’s dive into the multi-timeframe analysis to understand why this setup could be one of the cleanest trend reversals on the board. 1W Timeframe – Macro Breakout in Progress EUR/USD has officially broken out of a long-standing descending resistance trendline. This breakout occurred from a structurally important zone that had acted as a ceiling for over 2 years. ? Key Observations: ? Price reclaimed and held above the key resistance zone, turning it into strong support. ? Minor resistance zones lie ahead, but structure favors further upside. ? Projection shows potential continuation toward 1.16+ if momentum sustains. 1D Timeframe – Bullish Retest + Golden Cross Forming Zooming into the daily chart, we see: ✅ A successful retest of the breakout zone, which held as support (bullish confirmation). ✅ Price is now forming a Golden Crossover – where the 50 EMA is crossing above the 200 EMA. This is typically seen as a strong bullish signal in trending markets. ? What’s Bullish: Clean breakout ✔️ Retest with strength ✔️ Momentum crossover ✔️ EUR/USD is now in a strong bullish structure, backed by a confirmed breakout on the weekly and a golden crossover on the daily. If price holds above 1.09, we may see continued upside toward 1.13–1.16 levels in the coming weeks. Thank you for reading and supporting @unichartz. If you found this analysis helpful, don’t forget to like, follow, and share! ?
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Ethereum (ETH), being one of the most dominant cryptocurrencies in the market, often experiences significant price fluctuations driven by market sentiment, institutional interest, and macroeconomic conditions. A critical price range to watch for accumulation is between $1632 and $1521, which serves as a strong demand zone for both long-term investors and institutional players. Why This Range is Significant? 1. Historical Support Level The $1632–$1521 range has historically acted as a key support level where Ethereum has rebounded multiple times. Previous price action suggests that buyers step in aggressively in this zone, preventing further decline. 2. Institutional Interest & Smart Money Accumulation Large investors, also known as “smart money,” tend to accumulate ETH in strong support zones, and this area has seen increased institutional buying in the past. Institutional investors prefer entering the market at lower, well-established support levels to maximize their long-term gains. 3. Risk-Reward Ratio is Favorable Buying in this range offers a strong risk-reward ratio because the downside risk is limited compared to the potential upside. If Ethereum holds this support, a bounce toward $2000+ levels becomes more likely. Conclusion The $1632–$1521 zone is a high-probability buy area for Ethereum, backed by strong technical and fundamental reasons. Institutions and long-term investors are likely to enter aggressively here, making it an ideal range to accumulate ETH for future growth. However, risk management remains crucial, and tracking Bitcoin’s movement, market trends, and global economic factors will help refine the entry strategy further.
Hey everyone, Sharing the levels for next week. I don't have much of a forecast tbh, the thing is, in bullish markets its harder to forecast the long term, easier to forecast the short term. In bearish markets its easier to forecast the long term, harder to forecast the short term. Each week we have been up and down, taking out all highs and lows for the past few weeks owning to the volatility, and that is what makes it difficult to really adopt any forecast when most times we are just hitting all targets with the volatility. Here are some things for the short term: About 78% chance spy Retraces 528 507 is the reference target Based on the EMA 21, there is an 89% chance of seeing a bounce on SPY. Based on the EMA 50, there is a 69% chance. POC from last week is at 537. Will it bounce? Yes, I mean like I said, we take both highs and lows out each week, I don't really foresee this week to be any different, haha. And the longer term? So the real interesting stuff I guess is the longer term, but not that interesting. SPY is rapidly mean reverting. Right now the mean for SPY is around 481. This is actually within the forecasted levels for next week, so that's curious. In 2022, the mean was 350. It took exactly 10 months (from January to October) before we finally hit it (and went 2 points lower). At this pace, we are hitting it this month. Which is a concern. Why? Well let me tell you. There are corrections that are required to happen generally, just a general mean reversion, not necessarily fundamentally driven. That was the example of 2022. Then, there are corrections/crashes and cycles that are fundamentally driven. An example of this, for SPY, would be 2008. In the fundamentally driven crashes, for SPy those would be COVID, 2008 Financial Crisis, those surpassed means and let to a stark sell. COVID was pretty quick, but 2008 was really drawn out owning to the unfolding of economic events. The reason the 2 require distinction, is because technical and analysis are useless during fundamental corrections. You could draw fibs to the cows come up in 2008 and you would be bankrupt by month 3. However, in 2022, technicals and such worked fine because we were just doing a basic correction from getting too far from the mean. Interestingly enough, my comparison algorithm that compares the current year to similar years, for both SPY and SPX, has indicated that 2008 is the most similar year as of right now. This is a huge change from the results it gave even just a month ago. For fundamental sells, it doesn't stop until stuff gets resolved. As was the case in 2008 with the required bailouts, and once the dust settled from the multiple industries and businesses that went under. Then the market started a slow and painful recovery. The situation here is more similar to 2008 than the COVID crash. The reason being the main concern with COVID was economic shut down as a result of the pandemic. However, this was quickly curbed with modification of the work routine (industries working from home where applicable), the continuation of industries functioning and the huge stimulus that the government injected into the economy. Right now, the issue is a global trade war. In 2018, Trump only tariffed random items (mostly metals) on a few random countries. Right now, he is blanket tariffing the global economy. He doesn't even stop there and has to bring in my favourite animal, the Peunguins. God, Trump, what did they ever do to you? Leave the penguins alone! This is incredibly bad, its actually unprecedented. It is essentially a world war from an economic standpoint. And we are still waiting for the verdict on some bigger nations retaliatory tariff results. The global tariff war extends beyond just increase the cost of things, it actually may lead to a decrease in the US money supply, a rise in inflation and a huge cut to GDP for the US and other countries impacted. Trump could lift them, ease them or something. This would probably lead to some initial reaction to the market, but it seems the market doesn't even trust him anymore because when he kept playing those "just kidding" games into the beginning of the year, the market just stopped reacting to them. It is kind of funny. So the result is, it could be much worse than most anticipate, even myself. As of right now, my plan is to go long in the 480s, kind of on most things. Rebuild a portfolio. But as we progress, it seems that 480 may not indeed be the end. It just depends on Trump's mood at the time I suppose. From a purely math analysis: 481 is the mean for spy, we are following the annual bear market path which has as low as 468. Here is where we stand now on the annual assessment: https://www.tradingview.com/x/dVFkZHZw/ And then in terms of mean reversion, SPX is the most interesting to take a look at: https://www.tradingview.com/x/4nDR6diE/ 4,791 is the mean. The last mean correction it has had was in 2022, same as spy: https://www.tradingview.com/x/wM3Yh9j2/ In addition, SPX just signaled a top/mean reversion signal. On the prospects of a bottom formation: None of my stuff indicates a bottom formation. In fact, we have some top signals just newly triggering, which is nuts I know but the reality. So that's .. good? Maybe, haha. Anyway, those are my thoughts. My suggestion is to continue to position defensively in anticipation of both up and downside next week. Safe trades! Also, for more deep diving into the fundamentals, sort of, consider reading this post from me if you haven't already: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/SPX/Tgz4E73C-Did-someone-say-BEAR-MARKET/
Over the weekend, geopolitical tensions remained elevated: A mortar attack targeted the vicinity of Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu, Somalia. U.S. forces launched airstrikes on key targets in Saada, a city in northern Yemen. Ukrainian forces conducted multiple strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. Massive protests erupted across dozens of U.S. cities, marking the first large-scale demonstrations since former President Trump returned to office. Trump described the recent U.S. stock market plunge as “intentional” and urged Americans to “stay strong.” In Europe, Germany is reportedly considering repatriating 1,200 tons of gold reserves currently stored in the United States—signaling potential mistrust in global financial stability. Fundamental Outlook Given the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, investor demand for safe-haven assets like gold is expected to remain strong. As risk sentiment continues to deteriorate, buyers are likely to dominate the market, especially on price dips. We anticipate increased buying interest next week, which could support gold prices and potentially lead to a breakout from the current consolidation zone. Additionally, macroeconomic data releases will play a crucial role. The U.S. CPI report, due Thursday, will be the most closely watched indicator. A higher-than-expected CPI could cause markets to reassess the timing and scale of potential Fed rate cuts, resulting in a temporary rebound in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields. However, sustained higher borrowing costs would intensify recession risks, limiting any dollar strength. This dynamic continues to favor gold in the medium to long term. We are entering a phase where the fundamental and technical landscapes are increasingly aligned in favor of the bulls. The recent pullback in prices presents a strategic opportunity for medium- to long-term buyers to accumulate positions. Those already holding long positions—whether currently in profit or facing temporary drawdowns—are advised to remain patient and avoid emotional exits. The broader structure remains supportive of higher prices in the coming sessions. I will continue to provide real-time updates, entry/exit suggestions, and risk control strategies during market hours. Be sure to stay connected and follow the guidance closely.