BTC PERPPETUAL TRADE BTC SELL SETUP Currently $84,850 Sold at $84,844 (Trading plan If BTC up to $86500 we will add more sell) Expecting target $83,300 0R DOWN Incase of early exist will update this anaylsis Its not a Financial Advice
Looking at the stock, we see it falling day by day, little by little. But if we draw a basic trendline like everyone does, we'll notice it just barely broke through at the very bottom and now it's deciding which way to go next. Taking a broader view at the data sources, we can see that days to cover in mid-March was around 8 days for shorts - not a huge amount, but clearly liquidity is dropping whether we want to acknowledge it or not. With declining liquidity, will new short sellers want to establish positions if they need to borrow shares from their broker? That's the ultimate question. And another question is whether those currently holding want to dump right here and now at market prices below a dollar. If the market for this stock turns around from this point, I'm not ready to place bullish bets yet, but judging by the fundamentals, it's too early to wrap this stock up like toilet paper. They've got money in their accounts, although they're burning through it seriously.
Trump's tax increase strategy is intended to increase revenue, but it is easy to trigger a reverse polarization in international trade. It may be effective in the short term, but it may aggravate inflation in the long term, posing a hidden worry to the economy. Against the backdrop of a weaker dollar, the value of gold stands out, not only because of the rising geopolitical risks, but also because the credit of the dollar is questioned. Time has become the best boost for gold prices to rise. Operation strategy 1: It is recommended to buy at 3115-3110, stop loss at 3100, and the target is 3130-3150. Operation strategy 2: It is recommended to sell at 3139-3144, stop loss at 3150, and the target is 3120-3105.
XAGUSD is likely to be bearish since Market Timing Indicator is indicating its bearish view for the rest of the day. We are waiting for the signal confirmation from Precision Scalper to take short entry.
Eid Mubarak Said, Now since we're getting back to work sooner, I want to share with you some of the stocks I have on my watchlist. For 1201, you can buy as soon as the price goes through 9.53 level to target 11.14, and your stop must be at 8.59. Follow for more!
A sell opportunity is envisaged from the current market price as gold bullish momentum slowed down ahead of US tariff report coming up later In the day. I anticipate a decline in price all the way to 3065.
1️⃣ Macro Fundamental Analysis (GBP vs. JPY) ? Interest Rate Differentials (Carry Trade Impact) Bank of England (GBP) The BoE has kept rates high to fight inflation. Higher GBP rates → capital inflows into GBP assets. Bullish for GBP/JPY. Bank of Japan (JPY) BoJ is still ultra-dovish, keeping negative/low interest rates. Japan’s government wants a weak yen to support exports. Bearish for JPY, Bullish for GBP/JPY (carry trade flows into GBP). ? Institutional View: Hedge funds & large investors prefer long GBP/JPY due to high interest rate spreads. GBP/JPY remains fundamentally bullish due to carry trade inflows. ? Global Risk Sentiment (Risk-On vs. Risk-Off) GBP/JPY is a "risk-on" pair → it rises when markets are bullish and falls when investors seek safety. If stock markets are bullish, GBP/JPY tends to rise. If there’s a global crisis, investors move into JPY (safe-haven), causing GBP/JPY to fall. Current Market Sentiment: Stock markets are uncertain, but no full risk-off move yet. Watch equity markets & US bond yields for risk sentiment confirmation. ? Institutional View: Mild risk-on bias → GBP/JPY has support, but volatility remains high. ? Institutional Positioning (COT Data & Hedge Fund Flows) Hedge funds have been buying GBP against JPY due to the rate differential. Commitment of Traders (COT) Report: Shows institutional investors are still net long GBP/JPY but reducing positions. Some profit-taking could lead to short-term downside. ? Institutional View: Long-term institutional bias is bullish, but hedge funds may reduce positions if risk-off sentiment increases. 2️⃣ Technical Analysis (ITPM Style) – Multi-Timeframe Breakdown ? GBP/JPY (Daily Timeframe) ? Trend: Still in an uptrend, but approaching resistance. ? Key Resistance: 195.00 - 196.00 ? Key Support: 191.00 - 190.00 ? Price is struggling at resistance near 194.00. ? Possible pullback to 191.50 - 192.00 before resuming higher. ? GBP/JPY (H4 Timeframe) ? Short-Term Weakness, but Still in an Uptrend Channel ? Key Level to Watch: 192.50 - 193.00 ? Bearish Rejection at 194.00, but still inside an uptrend structure. ? If price breaks below 192.50, a deeper correction to 191.00 is likely. ? GBP/JPY (H1 Timeframe) ? Intraday Weakness, Watch 192.50 for Breakdown ? Key Levels: Resistance: 193.50 - 194.00 Support: 192.50 (short-term support), 191.50 (stronger support) ? Institutional View: Intraday traders may take short positions below 192.50, targeting 191.50 - 191.00. 3️⃣ Institutional Trade Setup (ITPM Style) ? Bearish Scenario (Short-Term Correction) Entry: Sell below 192.50 (Break of key support). Target: 191.50 → 190.00 (support zone). Stop-Loss: Above 193.50. Rationale: Short-term hedge funds taking profits → minor pullback in bullish trend.
SPX500USD - 24h expiry Daily signals are bearish. Short term bias has turned negative. Previous resistance located at 5700. 20 1day EMA is at 5699.8. 5705.4 has been pivotal. We look to Sell at 5699.5 (stop at 5743.5) Our profit targets will be 5585.5 and 5565.5 Resistance: 5630.0 / 5658.9 / 5700.0 Support: 5602.4 / 5564.3 / 5495.3 Risk Disclaimer The trade ideas beyond this page are for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to trade. This information is provided by Signal Centre, a third-party unaffiliated with OANDA, and is intended for general circulation only. OANDA does not guarantee the accuracy of this information and assumes no responsibilities for the information provided by the third party. The information does not take into account the specific investment objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any particular person. You should take into account your specific investment objectives, financial situation, and particular needs before making a commitment to trade, including seeking advice from an independent financial adviser regarding the suitability of the investment, under a separate engagement, as you deem fit. You accept that you assume all risks in independently viewing the contents and selecting a chosen strategy. Where the research is distributed in Singapore to a person who is not an Accredited Investor, Expert Investor or an Institutional Investor, Oanda Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (“OAP“) accepts legal responsibility for the contents of the report to such persons only to the extent required by law. Singapore customers should contact OAP at 6579 8289 for matters arising from, or in connection with, the information/research distributed.
As global economic uncertainty intensifies and gold prices hit record highs, investors are seeking safe-haven assets. After several rounds of market turmoil, investors have recovered somewhat in Asian markets this week. In the coming week, the focus will be on the reciprocal tariff plan that Trump will announce on April 2. If Trump decides to take tough measures and implement high tariffs across the board, it may have a big impact on the market. However, if there is some relaxation of tariff policies, such as tax exemptions for specific countries, then the market may have a chance to rebound. Trump was proud of Wall Street's record highs during his first term, but now seems to be less concerned about the stock market and more focused on the adjustment of overall economic policies. I think this may be the time to make structural changes to the US economy, although these adjustments may bring challenges in the short term, but the hope is that the economy will recover before the mid-term elections next year. In addition, Asian stock markets have also been affected by volatility, especially the automotive industries in Japan and South Korea are under pressure. The automotive manufacturing industries in these countries face the challenge of change due to the upcoming 25% tariffs. Investors are full of doubts about Trump's tariff policy, and market sentiment is cautious, and all parties are waiting for the policy announcement on April 2. In conclusion, although the market has rebounded in the short term, future trends still need to focus on Trump’s tariff decisions and their potential impact on the global economy.
you can go long now or wait for pull-back near by entry point and then go long general trend is up trend have fun :)