FIL ~ 1D Analysis #FIL Buy after successfully penetrating this resistant line with a short -term target of at least 10%+ from here.
Looking at the GBP/JPY 1-hour chart, I see price currently hovering around 190.164, showing mild bullish momentum but still respecting key resistance levels. Here’s my breakdown: Market Structure & Key Zones: Price has been bouncing between 190.00 and 190.40, suggesting a short-term consolidation phase. 190.30-190.40 is acting as a liquidity zone—if buyers can push through this level, we could see upside toward 190.60-190.75. On the flip side, 190.00 remains a psychological support level, and a break below it could lead to a sweep toward 189.70-189.50, where previous demand has existed. Momentum Indicators: RSI (1-hour): 45.09 → Momentum is neutral, meaning price isn’t aggressively overbought or oversold. CCI (1-hour): 81.05 → Mild bullish strength, but nothing parabolic yet. Stochastic RSI (1-hour): 100.0 → This is overbought, which signals a possible pullback before further upside. Directional Strength: ADX (1-hour): 13.28 → Weak trend strength, confirming the possibility of range-bound movement. DX (1-hour): 3.67 → Not an explosive directional move yet, meaning a breakout needs confirmation. Scalping Plan: Bullish Play: If price breaks 190.40, my next upside targets are 190.60-190.75. Bearish Play: A rejection from 190.30-190.40 could drive price back toward 190.00 or lower. Liquidity Grab Scenario: If price sweeps below 190.00, institutional absorption might trigger a strong reversal, making 189.70-189.50 a potential buying zone. At this point, I’m watching price action closely—especially around 190.30—for signs of buyer exhaustion or a sudden momentum shift. Would I enter a trade right now? Not just yet. I’d want further confirmation, possibly volume profile analysis, to see if institutions are positioned for continuation or a reversal.
Buy XLM 0,25-0,27, Break 0,3 buy FOMO TP 1USDT... XLM go to Moon
This is MultiversX in the transition period, between bear and bull market. I don't know if you already know what I've been saying and sharing about the transition years, 2023 and 2024. Here I have the linear chart which clearly shows the difference between a bull market vs a sideways market. After the bottom in mid-2022 all the action has been mostly neutral, sideways. There has been some bullish waves but this is nothing compared to bull market type of action. The only reason why the waves from 2023 and 2024 looks big in my other charts is because of the log. scale. When you use linear, you can see the difference. Late 2024 we saw some bullish action. Mid-2025 is nothing like 2022, 2023 or 2024, it will be like 2021. It will be crazy. Now, as to the chart, the candles will extend and become really big like on the left side. So all projections will be invalidated and all the charts will become distorted. All the action from 2023 and 2024 will become almost invisible and everything will trade at new All-Time Highs. This is what you need to prepare for. Even with a 20%, 30% rise, this is nothing, we are still at the bottom. New All-Time Highs all across (allow for the usual variations of course). Those pairs that didn't produce a very strong correction have limited potential for growth. Those pairs that removed 100% of all gains from previous cycles can do huge growth. All Cryptocurrency tradings pairs have huge potential in this year 2025 and possibly beyond. Now, we are in the bull market year but this isn't all. There will be bullish waves and bearish waves all the years, endless opportunities. Another strong bull market in 2029, 2033 and so on. It goes on and on and on. For hundreds of years. The stock market is already hundred of years old. The English people and the Jews used to trade with papers more than a hundreds years ago. It evolved into what we have today. The Cryptocurrency market is only starting now and is here to stay. The markets will evolve but nothing will be lost, we will have the usual commodities, forex (currencies), metals, stocks and Crypto. And all the other stuff that I am not familiar with, the derivatives, bonds and other type of junk. You are a human being. You have the living spirit within you and to read this you are using a technological device, your choice is Crypto. The rest is old. Money evolves, the world evolves, we don't fight change, we adapt and grow. The most important ability in this reality is adaption. The market has never stop changing, nothing is permanent other than your Soul. Namaste.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/GkmJNdFj/ I would buy the dips down to $21 if it opens lower.
AXL ~ 1D Analysis #AXL Managed to penetrate this resistant line and is currently trying to maintain it. As long as the price is above this S/R line, bullish can still encourage prices.
In the early Asian session, spot gold showed a trend of rising and falling. The gold price reached a high of US$3370.58/ounce and then fell back to around the 3350 mark for consolidation. After experiencing a sharp drop of nearly 3%, the gold price ushered in a strong rebound, with a single-day increase of 1.83%, and finally closed at US$3348.50. This wave of rebound was mainly driven by the weakness of the US dollar and the entry of market bottom-fishing funds. The trade deadlock fell into a "Rashomon", and the rebound of the US dollar was blocked The current gold market is caught in a fierce game of long and short factors. The Asian power issued a solemn statement, emphasizing that if the US side really wants to solve the problem, all unilateral tariffs should be canceled immediately. This statement is in sharp contrast to the "negotiation signal" recently released by the White House, making the trade outlook more confusing. Affected by this, the US dollar index fell 0.61% to 99.29, while gold received strong support from safe-haven buying. Quaid believes that the gap between the positions of the United States and China on trade issues is as huge as the Pacific Ocean, and this uncertainty will continue to affect the market trend. The US dollar rebounded but was blocked. Although Trump's attitude eased and it strengthened briefly in the early stage, it showed signs of fatigue again in the morning. At the same time, the US stock market achieved three consecutive positive days, and the S&P 500 index rose by 2.03%, with technology stocks leading the gains. Quaid's analysis: Looking forward to the later period, high-level fluctuations may become the main theme, and traders need to grasp the rhythm. The current market presents a pattern: First, the uncertainty of the trade war. If the US insists on imposing new tariffs, the gold price may hit the $3,500 mark again; second, the suspense of the Fed's policy. Whether the May meeting will release a signal of interest rate cuts will become a key turning point; finally, the trend of the US dollar. If subsequent economic data continues to deteriorate, the US dollar index may fall below the 99 integer mark. Market operation strategies: Go long on a pullback of 3335, stop loss at 3330, look at 3380 Go short after rebounding at 3380, stop loss at 3390, and look at 3330
My free: Degen Indicator is printing a Double Top on the Bitcoin 1D Chart. This is a very strong signal that price upside is weakening. If Today's candle is Bearish Engulfing along with the second Top signal holding on the next 1D close it will mean that Bitcoin has yet made another Lower High.
GBPUSD has clearly rejected the 1,34235 monthly resistance level, a key area that previously in September 2024 acted as our major zone. Using price action my entry confirmation was after the formation of a Bearish signal ( DOUBLE TOP ) on H1
Last couple of moves down have been 1300 points, followed by 2600 or 2x moves to the upside. Covid was a little shallow but had the same sized upward move. My hypothesis is that Tariffs and the uncertainty the current administration is creating will create something in-between the covid V shape spike/bounce and the Jan 22 - Oct 22 down turn followed by the Oct 22 - Dec 24 highs. That down move retraced about 50% after touching or establishing the trend, chopped around, went down to trendish area, chopped around, made a head and shoulder pattern of sorts, then started it's move back up. This time it's not exactly caused by a virus... and I think the trade uncertainty will take longer to untangle, not to mention the devaluation of the dollar, bonds potentially being weaponized by foreign actors, etc. etc.