Gold just went parabolic! 🚀 We successfully hit our TP as price surged past the $5,000 mark. Using the Smart Money Concepts (SMC) strategy, we identified the bullish BOS (Break of Structure) and rode the trend to the moon. Watch how we managed this trade on the 15m chart!... Read more

Introduction: Crash-Ups Are Structural Events, Not Accidents One of the defining characteristics of commodities is their ability to reprice violently. Unlike many financial assets that tend to trend gradually, commodities can remain less trendy for extended periods, only to move vertically once a constraint is exposed. These episodes are commonly referred to as crash-ups—rapid advances driven not by optimism, but by urgency. Crash-ups are rarely comfortable. They compress decision-making, expand volatility, and force market participants to react rather than plan. Yet, paradoxically, the most important phase often comes after the vertical move, when price transitions from repricing to negotiation. This article examines a recent case where price advanced more than 100% in less than two weeks, only to run directly into pre-existing structural zones while leaving behind new ones. The outcome is a market now sandwiched between competing forces, offering a useful case study in how fundamentals ignite moves, but... Read more

1. Is the $5,100/ounce mark achievable? Currently, the world gold price has officially surpassed the $5,000/ounce mark (recorded on January 26, 2026) due to extreme geopolitical instability and US tariff announcements. Technically: The $5,100 mark is not just a number; it lies within a Fibonacci extension zone (typically 161.8% or higher of previous upward waves). This is an extreme "overbought" zone on weekly and monthly charts. Psychologically: When an asset rises too quickly (more than 70-80% within a year), the pressure to take profits at round numbers like $5,000 or $5,100 is extremely high. 2. The "130-Price Drop" Scenario (from $5,100 to $4,970) A $130/ounce drop in gold after reaching its peak is a very likely scenario for the following reasons: Technical Correction: A drop of about 2-3% (equivalent to $100-150) is a "healthy" correction in a strong uptrend. It helps the market shake off short-term traders. Support Zones: If... Read more

Netflix is currently going through a corrective phase after a strong multi-month run. Price action suggests the stock is digesting gains while holding key demand zones. As long as the broader market remains stable, this pullback could offer a solid risk–reward opportunity for swing traders. From a technical perspective, the $80 and $74 levels align with previous support and high-volume areas, where buyers may step in again. A successful bounce from these zones could open the door for a continuation move toward higher resistance levels. 📥 Entry zones: • $ market price • $80 • $74 📤 Take profit targets: • $95 • $106 • $125 ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. This analysis is for educational purposes only. Do your own research before making any trading decisions.... Read more

As a learning, beginner day trader I go through the market replay predefining what I am looking for to enter a trade and walk through my thoughts as I experience the market action bar by bar throughout the entire day to see how I handle various events and assess my execution. This is for me and others to learn if you desire.... Read more

Hello, fellow traders. By "Following," you can always get the latest information quickly. Have a great day today. ------------------------------------- #ETHUSDT https://www.tradingview.com/x/CsOVQwQs/ We need to observe the price action from around January 28th to February 4th. The key is whether it can find support around the 2.828.57 to 2.887.66 range and rise above the uptrend line. If it fails to rise, we need to check for support around the 2.419.83 to 2.706.15 range. If the decline continues, the maximum decline is expected to be around the 1597.76 to 1861.57 range. - If it falls below the HA-Low indicator on the 1D chart, a stepwise downtrend is likely. Since the downtrend ends with an uptrend, trading to increase the coins (tokens) corresponding to the profits is possible. The basic trading strategy is to buy in the DOM(-60) ~ HA-Low range and sell in the HA-High ~ DOM(60) range. The time to stop... Read more

ER Date is Feb 24 and Price is close to long time solid resistance, could break out big on a news or solid ER.... Read more

EURJPY: Long term buy setup. Enjoy this setup. A sign of weakness in bearish move, is the trigger. Cheers... Read more

Bullish pattern not confirmed yet, waiting for reversal confirmation.... Read more

Bitcoin is currently trading inside a short-term descending channel, with price recently reacting from the lower boundary after a strong sell-off. The broader intraday trend remains bearish, but momentum shows signs of slowing as buyers step in near the recent liquidity sweep below local lows. From a technical perspective, price is attempting a recovery after breaking out of the steep sell leg. If bulls can hold above the 86.8K –87.0K support zone and reclaim the mid-channel area, we could see a continuation move toward the 89.5K resistance/target zone, which aligns with previous structure and supply. Failure to hold current levels may result in another leg down and continuation of the short-term downtrend. Trend-wise, this is still a counter-trend bounce inside a broader corrective phase, so confirmation through higher lows and sustained volume will be key. On the fundamental side, crypto markets remain sensitive to macro sentiment, dollar strength, and risk... Read more

Earning Date was updated and IREN popped back up to re-test YTD High. Considerations: 1. End of the day got a Double Top rejection right below < $59 but it is holding $50 pretty well until now. 2. A Descending Resistance from last Week's High was beautifully broken which can work as a Descending Support from now. 3. Breaking down below < 50 can trigger a sell off down to $43-$47 area. Bouncing on the newly created Descending Support until the Earning Date has a clean permission to take the price at least at $45 which is NOT breaking the Cup&Handle pattern created since last mid-November 2025. Holding that price area with good earning result on February 05, 2026 can complete this pattern with a bullish upside of 85% ($45 - > $83.5). This is not a buy/sell advice, shared to back-test a pattern analysis with trends and sheds from... Read more

Hi traders and investors! The U.S. Dollar Index has reached the seller’s weekly and daily targets — 97.048 and 96.767, respectively. At this stage, a period of consolidation and possibly a local bounce is likely. However, in the medium term, the initiative remains with the seller. More details can be found in my long-term analysis. Profitable trades! This analysis is based on the Initiative Analysis (IA) method.... Read more

https://www.tradingview.com/x/NkXbqwBx/ I think that AUDCAD will likely fill a gap up opening. The formation of a bearish imbalance candle provides a reliable confirmation. Goal will be 0.9454 ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️ I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.... Read more

ADA sell off after a short run toward the EMA cross Creating an opportunity for sellers... Read more

After years of observing different markets—from gold and forex to crypto—I’ve come to a very clear realization: price never moves randomly. Every move only truly matters when it exists within the right context. And to read that context, I don’t need a chart crowded with indicators. I keep just three familiar tools—enough to understand what state the market is in and how I should respond to it. For me, EMA is the market’s skeleton. When price holds steadily above the EMA lines and pullbacks remain clean and controlled, I can clearly feel that a trend is being maintained—calm, orderly, and without panic. On the other hand, when price stays below EMA and rebounds are weak and short-lived, the picture becomes clear in the opposite direction. What matters most is the slope of the EMA. An upward-sloping EMA tells a very different story from one that is flat or starting to... Read more