Looking at the GBP/USD chart right now, the most important question isn’t whether price is at 1.349 or 1.355, but what the market is actually doing after the prior volatility. And the answer is fairly clear: this is not a trend, but an uncomfortable equilibrium phase—one where neither buyers nor sellers are decisive enough to take control. After the sharp move earlier, price failed to extend in a clear direction. Instead, it was pulled back toward an area where the market is more willing to transact. EMA 34 and EMA 89 are no longer acting as directional guides; they are crossing each other repeatedly and flattening out. When price keeps cutting above and below these EMAs, it’s a textbook sign of a market that has lost its trend. Looking back at the prior structure makes this even clearer. GBP/USD previously pushed up toward the 1.355 area but couldn’t hold there.... Read more

Going out on a limb here. If we are building towards a sector rotation and that being Health as one of them, then I like this. Could be just a squeeze to get more $$ for the next inflation cycle and stave off going belly up. or As Fate has it, earnings improve. Interesting. I think I'll take a stab at it. cheers... Read more

A potential head and shoulders pattern is forming on the daily chart. Price action is approaching a critical level around $94,700 , which may act as a decisive make-or-break zone. So this level is worth close attention.... Read more

On the Gold H1 chart, price has completed a strong impulsive rally into a fresh All-Time High (ATH) zone, followed by a healthy pause rather than aggressive distribution. This behavior is constructive. After such a vertical expansion, the market is not collapsing — instead, it is compressing just below ATH, which signals acceptance, not rejection. Structurally, the prior resistance has flipped into a clear support zone around 4,875–4,900, aligning with short-term demand and trend support. The projected pullback into this zone is logical: it allows price to rebalance liquidity, shake out late buyers, and invite stronger hands before continuation. As long as this support holds, the bullish market structure remains intact with higher highs and higher lows still respected. The key level to watch is the ATH band near ~4,960–4,980. A clean reclaim and hold above this range especially after a shallow retest would confirm continuation and open the path... Read more

SLP/USDT on the 1D timeframe is still moving within a clear medium-term downtrend. Since mid-2025, price has consistently formed lower highs and lower lows, confirming strong seller dominance. However, the current price action shows a noticeable buyer reaction near the demand zone and the upper boundary of the descending channel. --- Pattern and Price Structure Descending Channel (Bearish Structure) Price is moving inside a well-defined descending channel, bounded by: Upper trendline (dynamic resistance) Lower trendline (dynamic support) Bullish Reaction from Lower Channel Price recently bounced from the lower boundary, indicating short-term accumulation and buying interest. Minor Base / Consolidation Zone The highlighted yellow box represents a consolidation area, acting as a temporary base before the latest bullish push. Structurally, this is a critical decision zone for price direction. --- Key Levels Resistance: 0.00119 – minor resistance 0.00128 – structural resistance 0.00149 – strong resistance 0.00166 0.00197 0.00229 – major supply... Read more

invalidation below blue line target vwap and confluence of previous range low looks like its time to step on the gas shall reassess at $95-96K bitty... Read more

The A.I. slop is as follows: The "Picks and Shovels" Play In the gold rush, the people selling the shovels often made more money than the miners. Redwire is the shovel-seller of the space economy. They don’t just build one type of rocket; they build the infrastructure that everyone else needs to stay in space. Essential Tech: They make "Roll-Out Solar Arrays" (ROSA) that power the International Space Station and the upcoming lunar Gateway. If you’re in orbit and need power, you're likely calling Redwire. Docking & Logistics: They recently landed an eight-figure deal to provide docking systems for European spacecraft. As more private space stations (like Axiom's) go up, Redwire’s tech becomes the "standard port" for everything to connect. The Defense & AI Pivot The big story for 2026 is their shift from just "civil space" (NASA) to national defense. The "Golden Dome": Analysts are bullish on Redwire winning... Read more

After watching EURUSD closely, I believe the market is preparing for the next bullish leg, and my bias remains to the upside. 🔹 My Technical View Price has already done the most important job: - ✅ We saw a clear CHoCH (Change of Character) → structure shifted from bearish to bullish. - ✅ Price made a strong impulsive move up, then came back for a healthy correction. - ✅ The pullback respected a strong demand zone and Fibonacci discount area (0.236–0.382). - ✅ From that zone, price reacted strongly and started moving up again → showing that buyers are active and in control. Right now: - The market is making higher lows. - Momentum is slowly rebuilding. - This looks like a classic continuation move, not a distribution. My first upside magnet is around 1.1800 (1.618 Fib expansion) If momentum continues, 1.1840 – 1.1860 is also very possible. So technically,... Read more

Market News: According to data released Thursday, U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), an inflation-adjusted measure of the value of goods and services produced, grew at an annualized rate of 4.4% in the third quarter of last year, the fastest pace in two years. The report shows that this is one of the two strongest consecutive quarters of growth since the U.S. economy was still in the recovery phase of the pandemic in 2021. After rushing to import goods at the beginning of the year to avoid the implementation of President Trump's comprehensive tariffs, businesses slowed their pace of imports. Despite the volatile trade policy, consumer and business spending remained robust. With strong growth, a more solid job market, and inflation still above the Federal Reserve's target, the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its meeting next week. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Threshold: 59.74 Support and Resistance... Read more

Welcome back everyone to another educational article, it makes me happy to see these posts are benefiting a lot of you! Make sure to share them! Today we will look into one of the leading but overlooked skills in the trading environment: “Detaching Emotions, from wins & losses” Just this skill alone, separates consistent and disciplined traders, from emotional traders. Emotions in Trading: ( What are they, really? ) In Trading, emotions are the psychological responses, as well as mindset shifts that take place, during different stages of the trading process. These stages include: - Winning - Losing - Consolidation - Learning - Earning The emotions that are commonly experienced among traders are: - Fear - Greed - Anger - Frustration - Impatience - Revenge Trading - Overconfidence (Ego) Emotions are natural right. The problem though, is not having emotions, but it is allowing them to control the decisions during... Read more

https://www.tradingview.com/x/8VC7ePMT/ CADJPY completed a bullish accumulation, breaking a horizontal neckline of an ascending triangle pattern on a daily time frame. Uptrend will now continue. Next goal - 115.6 ❤️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

Market News: According to data released Thursday, U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), an inflation-adjusted measure of the value of goods and services produced, grew at an annualized rate of 4.4% in the third quarter of last year, the fastest pace in two years. The report shows that this is one of the two strongest consecutive quarters of growth since the U.S. economy was still in the recovery phase of the pandemic in 2021. After rushing to import goods at the beginning of the year to avoid the implementation of President Trump's comprehensive tariffs, businesses slowed their pace of imports. Despite the volatile trade policy, consumer and business spending remained robust. With strong growth, a more solid job market, and inflation still above the Federal Reserve's target, the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its meeting next week. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Threshold: 4882 Support and Resistance... Read more

Up up and away. This stock has disappointed hard, but the cycle is here to save the day. Give it half a year and you may get 1x. If not, I will delete this post like it never happened. The arc will save the day though, so I threw away the delete key.... Read more

change of structure accumulation zone and applied false return... Read more

Market News: According to data released Thursday, U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), an inflation-adjusted measure of the value of goods and services produced, grew at an annualized rate of 4.4% in the third quarter of last year, the fastest pace in two years. The report shows that this is one of the two strongest consecutive quarters of growth since the U.S. economy was still in the recovery phase of the pandemic in 2021. After rushing to import goods at the beginning of the year to avoid the implementation of President Trump's comprehensive tariffs, businesses slowed their pace of imports. Despite the volatile trade policy, consumer and business spending remained robust. With strong growth, a more solid job market, and inflation still above the Federal Reserve's target, the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its meeting next week. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Threshold: 158.48 Support and Resistance... Read more