The total crypto market cap is currently showing a very strong technical setup. It’s holding firm at a major long-term rising trendline, which has historically acted as a launchpad for massive bullish moves across the market. Additionally, the 100 EMA is providing solid support, further reinforcing this zone as a key demand area. We’re also seeing a bottomed-out Stochastic RSI, now starting to curl upward — a classic early signal of momentum shifting back to the bulls. Although the market is still sitting just below the long-term resistance line, this type of structure often leads to strong breakouts once confidence returns. If this trendline support continues to hold and the market cap begins pushing back toward the $3 trillion mark, we could see a major surge in altcoin strength. Historically, this is when altcoin capital rotation picks up and narratives gain momentum. Overall, the crypto market is flashing strength — and this might just be the calm before a powerful altcoin rally. Thanks for reading! Please do like and follow us for more updates.
?? GBP/USD news: ➡️ GBP/USD continues its bullish momentum, testing 1.3400 on Monday. The prolonged weakness of the US dollar, amid recession fears due to the US-China trade war and the growing threat to the independence of the Fed, strengthens the pair after the long Holy Week Personal opinion ➡️ The RSI indicator on the 1-hour chart is falling after entering the extremely overbought zone and showing signs of a short-term decline ➡️ Note: the US-China trade war is the main focus and the Trump-Fed relationship. It is necessary to follow these 2 major news to grasp the trading trend at this time ➡️ Analysis based on resistance - support levels combined with SMA and trend lines to come up with a suitable strategy Plan: ?Price Zone Setup: ?Sell GBP/USD 1.3480 - 1.3500 ❌SL: 1.3530 | ✅TP: 1.3430 – 1.3370 ?Buy Gold 1.3315- 1.3300 ❌SL: 1.3270| ✅TP: 1.3370 – 1.3430 FM wishes you a successful trading day ???
EURUSD Analysis – April 21, 2025 From my point of view and based on the strategy we've been working with, EURUSD shows a clear buying opportunity today. ? Our recent analyses have gone very well, and we continue to observe price behavior that supports our projections. For this buy setup, it's possible to reach a risk-to-reward ratio of over 1:6, or secure partial profits along the way, as you've been taught. ? On the 15-minute timeframe, the price already broke to the downside, so I'm sharing this buy analysis with caution, especially for those trading in lower timeframes. It's important to wait for a clear setup before entering. If the market gives us new signals, we’ll later consider a potential sell. ? We’ll keep updating throughout the day. The key is patience and reading price action properly.
SLGL has recently completed its 61% correction and has now confirmed its reversal with a Spring in Golden Zone which lies exactly on FVG. It is considered High Probability Trade Buy SLGL @ 15.1 and 14.2 TP 17.9 SL 12.8
Call option 4/31/25 PT $40.56 Pattern: Falling Wedge Stop loss $31
FOREXCOM:USDJPY This pair is keep on going down, testing the strongest support level at 140, but if we look at the weekly time frame, we'll see that this pair is forming head & shoulders pattern which is a bearish pattern. So keep your short and set your TP to 138 - 136.
Top Left – SPY (SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust) Current Price: ~$520.02 Structure: Market attempted to bounce but failed near Vol Trigger (~521.57) and retraced. A descending pattern is being projected with possible range-bound movement between 517.90 and 521. Gamma Context: Call Wall: 5350 → heavy resistance. Put Walls: 5200 and below → potential magnets if downside pressure continues. Zero Gamma: 519.56 → important pivot. Interpretation: If SPY stays below 521.57, expect weakness toward 517. Bullish confirmation only above 523.66. ? Top Right – QQQ (Invesco QQQ Trust) Current Price: ~437.61 Key Zones: Put Wall: 440 (acting as resistance). Support Zone: Between 436–437 labeled as "RB Bottom" – previous demand zone. "Target Largo 440 C" suggests a long bias toward 440 calls. Structure: Price dipped into demand and bounced slightly, but is still under pressure. Interpretation: A break above 440 confirms call flow support and could trigger upward continuation. Breakdown below 436.61 risks further selloff. ? Bottom Left – /ES (S&P 500 Futures) Current Price: ~5216.95 Gamma Exposure: Major Walls: Call Wall: 5350 (resistance). Put Walls: 5200 (key support), 5250, 5275. Gap Fill Zone: Around 5282. Zero Gamma: 5191 → pivot level. Price Action: Moving below multiple gamma magnets. Vulnerable to liquidity draw toward 5200. Interpretation: Below 5200 = bearish gamma regime. Holding 5200 could spark a rebound if flows shift. ? Bottom Right – IWM (Russell 2000 ETF) Current Price: ~184.44 Structure: Range-bound between ~186.57 (resistance) and ~183.50 (support). Minor upward attempt but overall muted. Gamma Levels: Call Wall: 190 Put Wall: 180–185 range Interpretation: Needs breakout above 186.57 to generate bullish sentiment. Breakdown below 184 opens door to 182–180 zone.
These are Support and Resistance lines for today, April 21, 2025, and will not be valid for the next day. Mark these in your chart by clicking grab this below. Yellow Lines: Heavily S/R areas, price action will start when closing in on these. White Lines: Are SL, TP or Mid Level Support and Resistance Areas, these are traded if consolidation take place on them.
Counter-terrorism-software giant Palantir Technologies NASDAQ:PLTR rose more than 500% between April 2024 and its February 2025 peak, sank some 47% from there to its April low, then rebounded 47% intraday between April 7 and April 16. What does technical and fundamental analysis say could happen next? Let’s take a look: Palantir’s Fundamental Analysis PLTR rose sharply last Monday and Tuesday (April 14-15) after the U.S.-helmed NATO military alliance disclosed that it has finalized a deal to buy Palantir’s Maven Smart System. NATO officials said the contract marked a significant advancement in modernizing the alliance’s warfighting capabilities. Ludwig Decamps, general manager of the NATO Communications and Information Agency, said he sees the deal as “providing customized, state-of-the-art AI capabilities to the Alliance and empowering our forces with the tools required on the modern battlefield to operate effectively and decisively.” NATO expects to employ the new technology within 30 days, adding that the procurement process took just six months from defining the requirement to full adoption. NATO Chief of Staff General Markus Laubenthal said the new system “enables the alliance to leverage complex data, accelerate decision-making and by doing so, adds a true operational value." Meanwhile, Palantir expects to release first-quarter earnings on or about May 6. The Street is looking for $0.07 in GAAP earnings per share and $0.13 in adjusted EPS on some $874 million of revenues. That would represent more than 36% in year-over-year revenue growth and a 62.5% increase in adjusted EPS when compared to the $0.08 that PLTR reported in the same quarter last year. (Management has most recently guided Q1 revenues to an $860 million midpoint.) A 62.5% year-over-year revenue gain would represent the fifth straight quarter of acceleration in y/y sales growth when compared to the 19.6%, 20.8%, 27.2% and 30% gains Palantir has seen over the past four quarters. In fact, all 11 sell-side analysts that I found that cover the stock have increased their earnings estimates for Palantir since the current quarter began. Palantir’s Fundamental Analysis Next, let’s look at PLTR’s chart going back some three months: https://www.tradingview.com/x/s7yuZGbj/ Readers will see that PLTR broke out of a so-called “Falling Wedge” pattern of bullish reversal last week on April 9 (as denoted by the red box in the chart above). That occurred on the day when President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on some of his tariffs, sending stocks soaring. PLTR gained 19% that day. The stock also took back its 21-day Exponential Moving Average (or “EMA,” marked with a green line) on April 9. That probably brought at least some swing traders on board. However, Palantir initially failed to break its 50-day Simple Moving Average (or “SMA,” denoted by a blue line). Still, the stock managed to take that 50-day SMA last Monday (April 14). Taking the 50-day SMA was critical technically speaking, as it would have likely forced portfolio managers to increase their Palantir long exposure. The 50-day line then acted as support for PLTR for the next few sessions. Separately, Palantir’s Relative Strength Index (the gray line at the chart’s top) has remained stronger than "neutral" since the stock’s big April 9 run-up. Meanwhile, the stock’s daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator (or “MACD,” marked with gold and black lines and blue bars at the chart’s bottom), is now very close to bullish. Within that MACD, the 9-day EMA (marked with blue bars) has moved back above the zero-bound, while the 12-day EMA (the black line) has crossed above the 26-day EMA (the gold line). Only the 26-day EMA is still in negative territory. If all three components move above the zero-bound and the 12-day line stays above the 26-day line, that would be historically positive from a technical perspective. (Moomoo Technologies Inc. Markets Commentator Stephen “Sarge” Guilfoyle was long PLTR at the time of writing this column.) This article discusses technical analysis, other approaches, including fundamental analysis, may offer very different views. The examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to be reflective of the results you can expect to achieve. 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Bitcoin is currently approaching a significant resistance zone in the $88,000 to $89,000 range. This area is densely liquid and many stop-loss orders may have accumulated slightly above the previous local wick. In such situations, it is not uncommon for prices to briefly rise, catch liquidity and trigger stop-loss orders, and then reverse the trend. A short-term stop-loss run followed by a move downward is not surprising and is in line with typical market behavior in such situations. On the daily chart, BTC has successfully broken out of the descending trendline that had previously limited price action. While the initial breakout was a positive sign for bulls, prices have since consolidated outside the trendline and have yet to make a higher high. Until then, the overall market structure remains bearish in this timeframe. Confirmation of a higher high is needed to reverse the daily trend back to bullish. The Stochastic RSI on the daily chart has been in overbought territory for more than a week, which is usually difficult to sustain for long. Such prolonged overbought conditions usually foreshadow a pullback. The key question is not whether a pullback will occur, but how big it will be. Ideally for bulls, a minor pullback followed by a higher high would be constructive and could signal the start of a stronger uptrend. But until then, caution is warranted. Currently, Bitcoin is trading in a well-defined range between $75,000 and $88,000. This is a key area that traders should be watching. As long as the price remains in this range, we are in a range-bound market, not a trending market. If the price gets blocked in the resistance zone, downside targets to watch include the $84,000, $80,000, and $75,000 support levels. These levels could offer range-bound bounce opportunities. Unless the price breaks below $75,000 outright, there is no need to predict a significant drop below this level. Similarly, upside targets above $89,000 should not be considered until a true breakout and continuation is seen. We should view the current market as range-bound until there is evidence that proves otherwise. This means respecting range-bound volatility: a move into the resistance zone around $88,000 - $89,000 is a potential selling opportunity, while a drop to the support around $75,000 to $80,000 could be an area to look for buying opportunities. Until neither support or resistance is breached, expect this volatility to continue and trade accordingly.