https://www.tradingview.com/x/Yw8znt86/ EURNZD - Classic bearish setup - Our team expects bearish continuation SUGGESTED TRADE: Swing Trade Short EURNZD Entry Point - 1.8453 Stop Loss - 1.8504 Take Profit - 1.8357 Our Risk - 1% Start protection of your profits from lower levels ❤️ Please, support our work with like & comment! ❤️
$8-10... that is all. $1.55/share entry and holding
? Yesterday's news of a higher-than-expected CPI increase seems to have been "digested" by the market. We liked that most of the alts held up quite well (all compared to last week) - there was no more panic. 1️⃣ On the one hand, the CRYPTOCAP:BTC price is being pushed to the “critical triangle” below which the OKX:BTCUSDT price may go to close the CME GAP formed last year. But BTC.D is also dropping, albeit reluctantly, a little bit. 2️⃣ On the other hand, maybe it's time to stop focusing on that bourgeois #Bitcoin ). It's time for the altcoins to take "the pitchforks" into their own hands!) ? Some #CAKE and #Bake are showing good growth and even the “heavy” CRYPTOCAP:BNB is climbing despite them.... and all because #CZ decided to return to the “big” game and will present a photo of his dog in a few hours.... We are re-reading this sur and our eyes are twitching.... but these are the realities of the crypto world now...) ⁉️ So, what do you think, which memecoin from СZ will blow up the information space and pull all the market liquidity to itself in the coming hours/days?)
Huge sell-off post earnings. Market overreacted after a great year for TTD. Technically the sell-off can not be supported. When RSI was in such levels before, stock bounced back. Accumulation/Distribution Index is on the rise, meaning that we might have a positive divergence. Personally, it is the first time opening a long position in TTD. My entry was at $82.96. First resistance level is at $91 and second one is at $100. I will consider a partial close of my position at the $100 mark. Wishing all of you sharp instincts, steady hands, and plenty of green days ahead! May your charts be clear, your entries precise, and your profits abundant. ??
? NASDAQ (NAS100) Technical Analysis – February 13, 2025 ? Key Resistance Test – Reversal or Breakout? ? The price is testing a strong resistance zone around 21,800 - 21,924 after a solid uptrend. ? If this resistance holds, we could see a pullback to 21,500 and possibly lower to 21,117 - 21,000. ? EMA 21 is near the price, signaling a potential shift in momentum. ? Scenarios: ✅ Rejection at 21,800: Short opportunity with a target near 21,000. ❌ Break above 22,000: The bearish setup fails, and the uptrend continues. ? Risk-Reward Ratio: Favorable (~2.5:1) ? What do you think? Is NASDAQ ready for a drop, or will the bulls take over? ?? #NASDAQ #NAS100 #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingView
In trading, a V pattern is a chart formation that resembles the letter "V" and is used in technical analysis to identify potential reversals in price trends. It is one of the most common and recognizable patterns, signaling a sharp decline followed by a quick recovery. Here's a breakdown of the V pattern: Characteristics of a V Pattern Sharp Decline (Left Side of the V): The price experiences a rapid and steep drop, often driven by strong selling pressure or negative market sentiment. This decline is usually quick and may occur over a short period. Reversal Point (Bottom of the V): The price reaches a low point where selling pressure exhausts, and buyers step in. This is the point where the trend reverses, often accompanied by high trading volume. Sharp Recovery (Right Side of the V): The price rebounds quickly, mirroring the steepness of the initial decline. The recovery is driven by strong buying pressure, often fueled by positive news or a shift in market sentiment. Types of V Patterns V Bottom (Bullish Reversal): Occurs at the end of a downtrend. Signals a potential reversal from bearish to bullish. Traders look for confirmation of the reversal, such as a breakout above a resistance level or increased volume. Inverted V Top (Bearish Reversal): Occurs at the end of an uptrend. Signals a potential reversal from bullish to bearish. Traders watch for a breakdown below a support level or decreasing volume as confirmation. How to Trade the V Pattern Identify the Pattern: Look for a sharp decline followed by an equally sharp recovery. Use trendlines or moving averages to confirm the reversal. Wait for Confirmation: Avoid entering a trade too early. Wait for the price to break above a resistance level (for a V bottom) or below a support level (for an inverted V top). Set Entry and Exit Points: For a V bottom, enter a long position after the price breaks above resistance. For an inverted V top, enter a short position after the price breaks below support. Use stop-loss orders to manage risk, placing them below the reversal point for a V bottom or above the reversal point for an inverted V top. Targets: Measure the height of the V pattern and project it upward (for a V bottom) or downward (for an inverted V top) to estimate potential price targets. Key Considerations Volume: Higher trading volume during the reversal confirms the strength of the pattern. Market Context: V patterns are more reliable when they align with broader market trends or fundamental factors. False Signals: Not all V patterns lead to sustained reversals. Always use additional indicators (e.g., RSI, MACD) to confirm the trend. The V pattern is a powerful tool for traders, but it requires careful analysis and risk management to avoid false signals and capitalize on potential opportunities.
Support and Resistance is charted with the trend PT and SL are mentioned on the chart
? Dow Jones (DJI) Technical Analysis – February 13, 2025 ? Bearish Pattern in Play? ? The price is forming a descending triangle and facing strong resistance at 44,500 - 44,605. ? A break below 44,200 could trigger a drop toward 43,855 - 44,000. ? EMA 21 is bearish, signaling weakness in the uptrend. ? Scenarios: ✅ Break below 44,200: High probability of further downside. ❌ Break above 44,500: This short setup becomes invalid. ? Trade Success Probability: 65-70% (Up to 80% if 44,200 breaks) ? What’s your take? Will this level break, or is another bounce coming? ?? #DowJones #DJI #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingView
important level and trading zone 23080 above opening positive trade 23122 above 15m hold than bilish trade Target 23320 23080 below opening negative trade 1st target ? 22942 2nd 22870 3rd 22712 For education
UK preliminary GDP for Q4 released this morning surprisingly rose 0.1% versus a decline of 0.1% that was expected, meaning the UK economy registered some growth at the end of 2024. While that may not seem like much it comes at an interesting time for GBPUSD, which has briefly traded back to 1 week highs above 1.2500, and brings into focus an interesting technical pattern known as a reversed head and shoulders. This reversed head and shoulders pattern is a potential indication of a positive shift in trader sentiment in favour of sterling and may be an early sign that the market may be about to encounter a period of GBPUSD price strength. Now, much will depend on future price movements and the outcome of some key scheduled events, such as the US factory gate inflation (PPI) release at 1330 GMT later today, or tomorrow’s UK retail sales update which is released at 0700 GMT, but its something that is worth being aware of at the close of trading today. Potential Reversed Head and Shoulders Pattern: The pattern forms when 3 distinct lows are posted in price on a chart, with the first low the left hand shoulder, the 2nd, which is lower than the left hand shoulder, called the head and a 3rd low, which is again higher than the ‘head’ marking the right hand shoulder. https://www.tradingview.com/x/sHNKOBPB/ If this pattern is forming within the daily GBPUSD chart, the left hand shoulder could be marked by the January 2nd low at 1.2352, the head by the January 13th extreme at 1.2100, and the right hand shoulder by 1.2249, which is the February 3rd price low. The reversal is said to be completed if, after the 3rd low (1.2249), price strength can close above the trendline connecting the latest highs, which is called the neckline of the reversal. With GBPUSD prices moving briefly to the upside after this morning’s UK GDP data update, a daily close above what may prove to be the neckline of its reversed head and shoulders, at 1.2530, might complete the reversal pattern. Just because completion of similar reversal patterns have resulted in price strength is no guarantee it will do so again here, but if it were to happen, it’s possible a more extended retracement of the price weakness seen since the September 26th high at 1.3434, to the January 13th price low at 1.2100 may be seen. Potential Resistance if Price Strength Develops: https://www.tradingview.com/x/q5npWDQE/ The 38% Fibonacci retracement of this phase of weakness stands at 1.2609 and if this is broken on a closing basis, it could shift any potential upside focus to 1.2766, which is the higher mid-point level. That said, within technical analysis, it is suggested that if a reversed head and shoulders pattern is completed, you can measure the distance between the neckline and the bottom of the Head and project that distance higher from the point of any neckline break. If this is a valid pattern and closes above the 1.2530 neckline materialise, this might lead traders to suggest 1.3000 is a possible objective, but time will tell. Potential Support if Recent Price Strength Fails: Of course, it is possible this type of reversal fails, and price weakness is seen even after completion of such a pattern. If this proves to be the case, it could be closing breaks below the latest low at 1.2332 from February 11th that may suggest the pattern isn’t valid. The material provided here has not been prepared in accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and as such is considered to be a marketing communication. Whilst it is not subject to any prohibition on dealing ahead of the dissemination of investment research, we will not seek to take any advantage before providing it to our clients. Pepperstone doesn’t represent that the material provided here is accurate, current or complete, and therefore shouldn’t be relied upon as such. The information, whether from a third party or not, isn’t to be considered as a recommendation; or an offer to buy or sell; or the solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, financial product or instrument; or to participate in any particular trading strategy. It does not take into account readers’ financial situation or investment objectives. We advise any readers of this content to seek their own advice. Without the approval of Pepperstone, reproduction or redistribution of this information isn’t permitted.