After forming a significant top on August 15, 2025, at $796.25, META entered a multi‑month corrective phase. This decline unfolded as a double three Elliott Wave structure, reflecting a complex corrective pattern. From the August peak, wave w concluded at $580.32, followed by wave x at $744. The subsequent wave y subdivided into a zigzag formation. Within this sequence, wave ((W)) ended at $628.14, wave ((X)) at $672.75, and wave ((Y)) at $519.18, as illustrated in the thirty‑minute chart. This completed wave (II) at a higher degree, establishing a critical low. From that point, the stock began a new upward cycle in wave (III). Rising from wave (II), wave 1 terminated at $539.55, while the corrective pullback in wave 2 concluded at $531.85. The structure now anticipates further advances to complete waves 3, 4, and 5, which will finalize wave (1) of the higher degree. Afterward, META should experience a... Read more

Gold is entering the final stages of its current bullish cycle. Based on Elliott Wave structure and technical analysis, we are approaching a historic reversal point. 📍 Market Outlook: Completion of Wave C ( Wave 5): The price is heading straight for the 4850 – 4900 zone. This is a massive resistance area where the price channel meets key Fibonacci extensions. The Massive Correction: Once the 4900 peak is tested, I expect a major sell-off, potentially driving Gold back down to the 3939 level. 🚀 Trading Plan: 1. Long Opportunity (Scalp/Short-term Swing): Entry Zone: Near the base of minor Wave 5 at 4608 – 461x. Stoploss 4585 Target: Take profit at the 4850 – 4900 cluster. This is the final "long" leg before the trend shifts. 2. The Big Short (High Conviction Sell): Sell Zone: 4880 – 4920. Stoploss 4950 Long-term Target: 3939. This represents the biggest opportunity of the... Read more

The chart shows a classic Bear Flag pattern, which is a bearish continuation pattern that typically forms after a strong downward move (flagpole). 📉 Flagpole: Clearly visible from the sharp drop from the previous higher channel. 🟨 Flag (Rising Channel): Price is consolidating upward within an ascending channel (yellow zone). 🔴 Channel Support: The lower red trendline acts as dynamic support. 🟡 Channel Resistance: The upper boundary acts as dynamic resistance. Notably, this pattern appears twice (fractal behavior): 1. First channel → breakdown → continuation lower 2. Second channel (current) → likely repeating the same structure This reinforces a repetitive bearish structure in the market. --- 📍 Key Levels 🔴 Current Channel Support: ± $2,000 🟡 Strong Support Zone: $1,930 – $1,830 ⚠️ Major Support Below: $1,743 🟢 Channel Resistance: ± $2,300 – $2,500 --- 🔴 Bearish Scenario (Higher Probability) 📉 Bearish Confirmation: Breakdown below the channel support (red trendline)... Read more

Support and resistance - > 4H to 1H to 15m rejecections creating a good resistance where we aim for Longs. Note: We have a break out at the top for pushing further... Read more

SIREN is showing short-term momentum and reacting from support. A quick scalp trade targeting ~20% upside could be possible if momentum continues.... Read more

EURUSD is setting up a bullish butterfly pattern, and I’m watching this one closely as price works through the completion phase. Right now this is still an early-stage setup, with price showing a classic pullback into the 78.6 Fibonacci level, which is exactly where I want to see buyers begin stepping back in. The idea here is simple: if the butterfly completes cleanly and price respects this retracement zone, I’ll be looking for a long entry with the expectation that the next bullish leg could be similar in size to the first impulse leg. That gives this setup a clean technical framework based on pattern structure, fib confluence, and measured move potential. As long as price continues to hold this area and confirms the reversal, this becomes a strong bullish continuation setup on the daily. Trade Safe - Trade Well... Read more

USDJPY - There are several macroeconomic and market-driven reasons why the USD/JPY currency pair could rise. One of the main drivers is the interest rate differential between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan; if U.S. rates remain higher for longer while Japan keeps its policy relatively accommodative, investors are incentivized to hold dollars over yen, pushing USD/JPY upward. Additionally, stronger U.S. economic performance—such as robust job growth or consumer spending—can boost confidence in the dollar, while Japan’s slower growth or persistent low inflation may weaken the yen. Market sentiment also plays a role: during periods when investors seek higher returns rather than safety, the yen (often seen as a safe-haven currency) tends to depreciate. Finally, if Japanese authorities maintain loose monetary policy or intervene less aggressively in currency markets, upward pressure on USD/JPY can continue.... Read more

SPX ripped +184 points (+2.91%), the best single-session gain since the Iran conflict began, on reports that Trump is willing to end the U.S. military campaign without a full Strait of Hormuz reopening while Iran simultaneously signaled readiness to end hostilities. The squeeze was violent and mechanical, and by the time the AH session ran into the 1.618 Fibonacci extension at ES 6,597-6,600, price got turned away clean. The question heading into Wednesday is whether this was the start of something new or just a forced covering event in a structural downtrend. I lean heavily toward the latter. ES closed RTH at 6,567.50 and extended to 6,595 after hours before rejecting at that key Fibonacci level. The overnight high is now defining resistance. VIX dropped 17.5% on the day but still closed above 25, which tells me the options market is not calling this an all-clear. The largest single-session gamma... Read more

Nasdaq is trading within a broader daily downtrend, but price has now pulled into a key area of interest around 23,350 where I’m watching for a countertrend long setup. The idea here is not that the trend has fully changed, but that price may be due for a relief bounce after the recent selloff. This zone stands out as a reaction area, and if buyers can hold it, I’m looking for a push higher into the descending trendline resistance around 24,300. Invalidation sits below 23,030, which gives this setup roughly a 1:3 risk-to-reward. RSI is also bouncing from oversold territory, which supports the idea that bearish momentum may be cooling off in the short term.... Read more

Weely Bearish Divergence on Weekly range Wyckoff Play Targeting the bottom of the range after this divergence Multiple Take Profits along the way Amount At Risk 1000 USD (1%) Sizing 0.60 Lots Entry 159.150 Stop Loss 162.034 Risk Reward 1 : 1 156.3000 Risk Reward 1 : 2 153.4500 Risk Reward 1 : 3 150.6000 Risk Reward 1 : 4 147.7500 Risk Reward 1 : 5 144.9000 Risk Reward 1 : 6 141.3700... Read more

BTCUSD has been in a rotation for a while. With conflicting post from President Trump and U.S. military strikes in Iran, it's expecting that BTCUSD will continue to be in a rotation.... Read more

Hello everyone, Looking at the H4 chart of Bitcoin, the market is showing a clear rebound from the recent low around 66,000 up to the 67,500–68,000 area. However, when we step back and assess the broader structure, this still appears to be a technical recovery, as price remains below both key EMA levels. A key level to watch is the 68,500–69,000 zone, which is acting as immediate resistance and aligns with dynamic EMA resistance. In recent price action, each attempt to approach this area has been met with renewed selling pressure. This suggests that the market still lacks sufficient momentum to transition into a sustained bullish phase. From a macro perspective, the crypto market continues to be heavily influenced by USD strength and monetary policy expectations. Recent data indicates that the Federal Reserve is likely to maintain higher interest rates for longer, as inflation has not fully cooled. This supports... Read more

Price is currently respecting a strong descending trendline, showing clear bearish market structure. We can see a symmetrical triangle / consolidation forming near support. 🔍 Key Observations: • Overall trend remains bearish * Lower highs confirm seller dominance * Price is compressing → breakout expected soon 📊 Trade Plan: If price breaks the lower trendline support, we can expect a strong bearish move 📉 Targets can be set at previous support zones. ⚠️ In case of upside breakout, wait for confirmation before entering. 💡 Tip: Patience is key — wait for a clean breakout & retest for safer entry.... Read more

📌 Overview On the 1W timeframe, JASMY/USDT remains in a clear downtrend, characterized by: Lower Highs (LH) & Lower Lows (LL) A descending resistance trendline (yellow line) Price is currently approaching a strong Demand Zone, which previously acted as an accumulation base. --- 📉 Structure & Pattern This chart shows a combination of patterns: 🔻 Descending Triangle (Bearish Bias) Resistance: descending trendline (yellow line) Support: demand zone (0.004 – 0.003) 🔻 Downtrend Continuation Structure Price consistently rejected below trendline No significant bullish structure break so far 📌 This pattern typically indicates: Potential breakdown if support is lost Or a strong reversal if the demand zone holds --- 🟨 Key Demand Zone The yellow block is located at: 👉 0.004 – 0.003 This area represents: Historical support Previous accumulation zone Strong reaction zone in the past --- 🟢 Bullish Scenario 📈 Valid if price holds and breaks the trendline Confirmation: Strong... Read more

There are 3 main approaches to market analysis and each works best on a specific timeframe 1️⃣ Fundamental analysis Everything not related to past price action. Even assets with little to no intrinsic value(like altcoins) can still be analyzed using: • macro trends • news • ecosystem developments 2️⃣ Charting (price action / patterns) Drawing levels, trends, structures and trying to anticipate how other traders react 3️⃣ Indicators Using technical tools and algorithms to track momentum, trends, and signals “Which one is better?” Is the wrong question. The answer depends on the timeframe and combining approaches often works better than using just one ⏱️ Time horizons There are no strict definitions, but roughly: • Long-term → 1+ year • Mid-term → 1–6 months • Short-term → 1 week–1 month • Intraday → hours • High-frequency → minutes/seconds Which approach fits where? ✍️ • Fundamental → best for long-term • Charting... Read more