... for a 29.50 debit. Comments: Adding to my XBI position at or near 52-week lows, buying the back month 90 delta and selling the front month -30 delta that pays for all of the extrinsic in the long. (The 50C is depicted at a higher strike so that it fits on the chart). Metrics: Buying Power Effect: 29.50 Max Profit: 5.50 ROC at Max: 18.64% 50% Max: 2.25 ROC at 50% Max: 9.37% Will generally look to take profit at 50% max and/or roll out short call to reduce downside break even. * -- Long call diagonal.
As Per current price action on Ethereum, Two Harmonic Patterns, Bat & Alt. Bat are forming on Ethereum, and right now price is at PRZ of both patterns. If price reclaims range low, then we may probably will see ethereum exploding upto mid range range high and even further beyond forming new ATH.
Downwards momentum is slowing down for Bitcoin. Still no low risk entry as more work has to be done first. Now out of the dome, now testing the 36 day moving average, still below the red Ichimoku Cloud resistance
Gold fell below the short-term key support of 3120 and extended to around 3100. The short-term raid caught most long traders off guard. Today, I evaluated from both market factors and risk factors, and made a plan to short gold in the 3135-3145 zone, with the goal of a pullback to 3100. The potential profit space is $50. I believe that as long as you pay attention to and follow my trading strategy, you will definitely make a lot of money today! At present, gold has rebounded slightly after touching around 3100, but I do not recommend going long on gold in this position area; because a sharp drop in gold can easily hit the confidence of long traders, stimulate profit-taking and panic selling, so I think the decline is not over. Even from a technical perspective, although gold has a certain degree of technical repair after a rapid decline, it is obvious that the 4-hour level has not started to make up for the decline, indicating that there is still a lot of room for correction below. In this round of decline, I think gold is likely to continue to fall to the area around 3085, or even the 3075-3065 zone. Therefore, for short-term trading, we can still consider shorting gold in batches after it rebounds to the 3115-3125 zone, with the target pointing to the 3095-3085 zone.The trading strategy verification accuracy rate is more than 90%; one step ahead, exclusive access to trading strategies and real-time trading settings
EOS is about to turn overbought on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 69.362, MACD = 0.013, ADX = 39.380) indicating a strong bullish momentum that shouldn't go away anytime soon as the 1W RSI is only neutral (RSI = 51.171). This is because just today it managed to cross over the 1D MA200 on a technical rebound that started at the bottom of the 1 year Channel Up. Essentially we've initiated the new bullish wave. Our estimate for the next HH and most likely Cycle peak is 1.500. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
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Many said it could not be done and would never happen. But the European defence industry is undergoing a paradigm shift. The geopolitical landscape has shifted dramatically, and delayed action is no longer an option. With rising global instability and the return of President Trump to the White House, European leaders must act decisively to ensure security, strategic autonomy, and industrial resilience in defence. This is not just a short-term response—it marks the beginning of a multi-year investment cycle poised to benefit European defence industries over their US counterparts. A game-changer: The European Defence Industrial Strategy For decades, Europe has relied too heavily on US defence capabilities, leaving its defence industry fragmented and dependent on non-EU (European Union) suppliers. However, with uncertainty surrounding US military commitments, European nations are fast-tracking plans to build a stronger, more self-reliant defence industry that can meet the security challenges of today and the future. The European Defence Industrial Strategy (EDIS) is Europe’s most ambitious attempt yet to transform its defence capabilities1. The strategy aims to unify and strengthen Europe’s defence sector by prioritising joint procurement, innovation, and collaboration among member states. The urgent measures driving this transformation include: Rebuilding European defence manufacturing: by 2030, at least 50% of EU defence procurement must come from European manufacturers, rising to 60% by 2035. This is essential to reduce reliance on non-EU suppliers, particularly the US. Enhancing intra-European defence trade: the EU is aiming to boost defence trade within the bloc to 35% of the total defence market value, fostering a stronger, more integrated industrial base. Collaborative procurement surge: currently, only 18% of EU defence equipment is procured jointly. By 2030, this must rise to 40%, ensuring lower costs, better interoperability, and a more resilient supply chain. Redirecting defence budgets toward Europe: governments are being pushed to shift their defence spending away from external actors (like the US) and toward European manufacturers, mitigating risks associated with foreign dependency. Incentives to accelerate investment: the EU is exploring joint procurement tax incentives and VAT waivers to encourage faster and larger-scale European defence collaborations. These measures collectively aim to build a more self-reliant and resilient European defence industry while reducing dependency on non-EU suppliers. Policy-driven capital allocation towards European defence companies While the US defence industry has been a strong performer in the past, European defence stocks are now positioned for superior long-term growth due to this sustained investment cycle and structural policy shift. The US defence budget is already near record highs, limiting future upside for stocks. Not to mention, DOGE2 is looking to cut costs with defence spending increasingly targeted. In contrast, Europe is at the start of a multi-year rearmament cycle, with significant upside for European contractors. European defence firms are experiencing record-high order books, ensuring stable, long-term revenue growth. Rheinmetall posted a 1.8x book-to-bill3, on top of its 1.7x ratio in 2023, reflecting robust demand for its portfolio of munitions and combat vehicles4. Saab's order intake totalled 79.2 bn krona, or a book-to-bill of 1.8x, with international customers accounting for 80%2. In comparison, order activity for US defence contractors is less heated but still healthy, averaging 1.2x5. The shift in European defence spending is not temporary—it is structural. With Europe entering a multi-year defence upcycle, investors have a rare opportunity to participate in one of the most significant industrial transformations of our time, but the choice of investment vehicle will be critical for unlocking that potential. Sources: 1 European Commission: Joint communication to the European Parliament, the Council as of August 2024. 2 Department of Government Efficiency. 3 Book-to-bill is a key metric used in the defence and manufacturing industries to measure the strength of incoming orders relative to completed sales. 4&5 Company Filings, WisdomTree, Bloomberg as of 31 December 2024. 6 WisdomTree, FactSet as of 28 February 2025. 7 P/E = price-to-earnings. 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The CADJPY rebounded alongside risk assets, but its now testing key resistance at 104.50, where the recovery might falter. This level was prior support and resistance, and where the 21-day exponential moving average comes into play. Given an overall bearish structure, I wouldn't be surprised if the selling resumes here. By Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with FOREX.com
Leading crypto exchange Coinbase Global Inc. has revealed its third-quarter 2024 financial statistics, which show a declining performance in a slow crypto market.
In an unfortunate turn of events inside the Bitcoin space, the person in charge of the recent $5.4 million Ethereum (ETH) heist from ZkLend has lost the pilfers after falling victim to a phishing scam.