The weekend is no a clear direction and is currently consolidating in a key resistance zone. If the crypto market doesn’t show an overall weakening trend next week, there’s a high probability of breaking out after consolidation. https://www.tradingview.com/x/jck0G1am/
As sui made inside weekly candle, expecting it to cruise to 5.85 before a fall, Ideal Fresh buys goes exclusively from the red box stated. Well done SUI!
NSE:SUNFLAG Note : 1. One should go long with a Stop Loss, below the Trendline or the Previous Swing Low. 2. Risk :Reward ratio should be minimum 1:2. 3. Plan your trade as per the Money Mangement and Risk Appetite. Disclamier : You are responsible for your profits and loss. The idea shared here is purely for Educational purpose. Follow back, for more ideas and their notifications on your email. Support and Like incase the idea works for you.
Watch out for a sudden drop in the market. The decreasing volume with higher highs is a sign that the momentum is losing steam. The market is currently overheating, so please trade with caution. This isn’t trading advice, but rather a warning. Market can do anything.
INJ at point of interst we can consider long positon it showing bulish signs wait for retest at the poi trade at your own risk!
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Ideally ETH is going to go to a upright move till 4.3k in few days, initial buys in green for safe buyers!
WATCH THE VIDEO IN YOUTUBE The 3-month chart of AUDUSD shows a break out of the 24-year ascending trendline in the last quarter of 2024. While we have an opportunity to correct the bearish drop, any candle on the broken demand floor will face strong rejection from the 3-month broken ATL. ON technical look for sell opportunity to sell on any upswing
Entry Point: Around $1.05–$1.07 (expected retracement level before continuation upward) Take Profit (TP): $1.40 (Key resistance level) Stop Loss (SL): $1.00 (Below support and retracement zone) Explanation: Trend and Momentum: ADA/USD is in an upward trend, making higher highs and higher lows, suggesting bullish momentum. The price recently broke through a resistance zone and is now likely to retrace slightly before continuing upward. Retracement Levels: The area around $1.05–$1.07 represents a strong support zone where buyers are likely to step in. This zone aligns with previous consolidation and breakout levels. Profit Target: The $1.40 level is a strong resistance zone and aligns with projected upward momentum, providing a logical exit point. Risk Management: Stop Loss at $1.00 protects against a potential bearish reversal while providing room for normal price fluctuations. The risk-to-reward ratio is favorable, making this a high-probability trade setup. Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Make sure to conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before entering any trades.
Entering a trade after CBDR is formed, putting SL at ADR, making sure that price has tapped onto a PDarray on Daily timeframe, then taking out profit at opposing PDArray, one Long, one short, and one "fail" actually still ongoing. I expect price to run higher into new highs, or lower to take out PML. We are now in Q1 of 2025. Lets see how it goes!