Cameco has bounced from the key demand zone at 32.50–35.50 for the sixth time, further confirming this area as a significant support level. The 200-day moving average also played a major role in the bounce, acting as a magnet. In the last three instances, when the price moved nearly 20% below the 200-day SMA, an upward reaction followed, this time marks the fourth occurrence of the same pattern. However, NYSE:CCJ continues to face pressure from falling uranium prices, which have been declining for nearly 14 months. While long-term prospects remain positive due to growing investments in nuclear energy, the medium-term outlook remains uncertain. A breakdown below the 32.50–35.50 zone could lead to intensified bearish pressure. On the upside, the 40.00 and 46.40 levels are key short-term resistance zones that traders should watch.
Here is my GOLD Chart and this si 1H Time Frame , i`m looking to sell it if i have a bearish price action to confirm that the price will go down , i think the price will go up a little to make some wicks and take all stop losses before going down again maybe tomorrow, so i think we will see some stop hunts before the price going going down for 500 pips and then move again to upside very hard .
Price Action Overview: From 1:00 AM to 10:00 AM today, I see the price steadily rising from around 1.2829 to a current close of about 1.29131. The 10:00 candle even touched a high of 1.29248. This sequence suggests that the market is testing the upper bound of the recent consolidation range. Consolidation and Potential Overextension: Although the movement from roughly 1.282 up to 1.292 is relatively tight, I interpret this as the price moving near the top of its recent consolidation zone. In earlier analysis, I identified the 1.281–1.285 region as a base, and a rally above that, especially reaching near 1.292, indicates that the move might be overshooting its sustainable range. This aligns with my view that the rally is overextended and a pullback could be imminent. Candlestick Insights and Intraday Reversal Clues: Looking at these recent candles, I notice that while the 10:00 candle closed with an upward gain (+21.8 pips) and the 9:00 candle also posted an upward move (+22.3 pips), the overall pattern shows modest moves with small bodies, suggesting that buyers are active but perhaps not strongly in control. There’s also that slight dip at 1:00 AM (a -15.0 pip move) which hints at the underlying volatility and potential exhaustion. These factors lead me to believe that the recent rally may be unsustainable. Indicator and Fundamental Context Reinforced: My previous analysis—supported by an overbought RSI reading on the 1‑hour and the overall bearish technical patterns (like the bearish marubozu and long-line bearish candles) on lower timeframes—remains valid. The fresh fundamental news adding volatility likely contributed to this impulsive rally, and now the market appears to be testing its high without much conviction. What I’m Watching and the Trade Setup Going Forward: Given this recent data, I’m focused on the area between 1.292 and 1.290. If I see a clear reversal pattern (for example, a bearish engulfing candle or a pin bar developing on the 15‑minute chart around these levels), that would confirm my expectation of sellers stepping in. I’d look to enter a short position around 1.292–1.290, with a stop-loss set just above the current high (around 1.296–1.297) to account for typical volatility. This approach is consistent with targeting a move down toward support in the 1.278–1.281 range, offering a favorable risk/reward ratio.
Yello, Paradisers! Are you seeing what we’re seeing on STXUSDT? If not, now’s the time to pay attention—our recent predictions on bearish setups are starting to unfold again, and this one might catch many off guard. Let’s break it down. ?Currently, STXUSDT is flashing some serious warning signs. We’re spotting a clear bearish Change of Character (CHoCH) in play, which is being reinforced by a Head and Shoulders pattern—a combination that significantly increases the probability of a downside move. ?To make things worse for the bulls, there’s an unfilled Fair Value Gap (FVG) sitting just below the current price. This acts like a magnet and could drag the price downward as liquidity gets targeted. ?However, if STXUSDT manages to bounce from current levels, we’ll be closely watching the Order Block (OB) and Fibonacci Golden Zone as potential entry points. These could offer an excellent risk-to-reward (RR) setup if the bearish scenario gets temporarily rejected. ?But here’s the key invalidation point: if price breaks and closes above the OB zone, the entire bearish thesis falls apart. In that case, we’ll step aside and wait for stronger confirmation before jumping back in. No need to rush—better opportunities always come with clear setups. ?Trade smart, Paradisers. The market doesn't care about your bias—it rewards only patience, precision, and discipline. Stick to your trading plan, and don’t let FOMO or fear drive your decisions. MyCryptoParadise iFeel the success?
QQQ Hopium Trump Waffle Rally Over. This melt up was an inevitable Bull Trap from stonks being over sold. Trump just gave it the excuse it needed. The Bear Market is still on the menu boys.
Anyone of a bearish persuasion always runs into the same issue when we rip like this. If you know bull trap formation, you know they form like this. It's always tempting to fade- but if you are objective about whether you'll be right at all as a bear and also consider the different style of bull traps, you have to be aware of the risk. Because your idealised signal is stupidly strong move up, but this can also happen when a new high will be made. Successfully dealing with bull traps in such a way as to profit big when right and do okay even if not, you have to think ahead. If you follow my work you'll know I have a rather static style as to how I try to do this. When we're dropping into big supports, I always tend to discuss these different types of bull traps and I always try to buy where I think the low is. Citing that not only am I doing it for the immediate chance to make money long- but it's an important part of my bear plan later. I know if I get the first trade right even just betting on a rally to the shallow retracement level, I catch between half and a third of the move up. This is going to cover my risk for what I'll spend if I get on all the bear traps and all of those setups fail. It allows me to get on them on with increasing RR. More scope for profit with a well predefined risk. Into a rally I always look to fade the shallow bull trap. Very often that at least produces a dip. So I can often position for a 1:10 or better RR trade and generally will breakeven on the attempt if I get it wrong. Only in the times of extreme run-away moves does this fail. And I accept those are conditions I should expect to lose in. If and when I think I am seeing signs of the shallow trap failing I get long targeting the 76 trap. Hitting this trade can be extremely lucrative and it allows me to either be sure a net profit on the swing or have the option to size my bear bets bigger aiming for a big jackpot if it works out. When buying I consider all the main ops/risks. Here's the new high move mentioned into the drop. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/US500/mIQqFqVu-To-the-Mooooooon/ Here's the classic 76 which would also present as a head and shoulders (and butterfly) pattern now. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/US500/kDbtdS3k-Maybe-This-is-all-a-Big-Head-and-Shoulders/ When I plan my bull trap trading I am always wanting to buy at the green arrows and short at the red. https://www.tradingview.com/x/NgKU0pVA/ I also do this with the assumption I'll be entirely wrong and lose all of my bear bets, and I try to structure it in such a way that will be massively net profitable if I hit my bull trades. Bulls tend to show up on my posts being somewhat rude any time I do this- but this is outperforming buy and hold. At worse, I'm level when we get back to the top. Usually, I'm considerably ahead. And in the one instance the market makes the big reversal - I know I'm going to be left standing. Perhaps standing in very good stead if I get it right. Using this basic template I find extremely useful for dealing with bull trap betting. It provides a functional and practical framework to be able to benefit from most types of moves. Doesn't pretend to know the future. Is essentially direction agnostic. Can be quantified as profitable with backtesting against both rallies that make a new high and crash events - often with extreme outlier results in crash events. Whatever happens, and whatever news drives it, this is the plan I'll execute on so long as the market moves in a way relatively similar to my template.
Double scenarios are possible on bitcoin.If price eventually break above the trend-line, bull run will automatically be activated on BTC, But if bounced on the trend line and give a strong bearish signals , the down trend might continue. In general sense: BTC has a bullish outlook as it is trading inside a falling wedge. Double bottom happened on the support level accompanied by bullish engulfing candle , that’s a bullish signal.
The tariff war between countries, especially major ones like the U.S. and China can indirectly affect Bitcoin (BTC/USD), but in a very different way compared to gold. Like gold, Bitcoin is sometimes treated as a hedge against uncertainty, especially by retail and some institutional investors. Trade wars create global tension and fear of economic slowdowns, which could drive increased demand for decentralized assets like BTC. So, tariff wars can be bullish for BTC, especially if investors look for non-sovereign assets not tied to any single country’s policy. If tariffs hurt a country’s economy, its currency might weaken (e.g., yuan or euro falling). People in those countries may convert their local currencies into BTC to escape devaluation or capital controls. We've seen this in countries like Argentina, Venezuela, and even China (to an extent), where BTC becomes a store of value. Tariffs often raise the price of imported goods = higher inflation. If fiat currencies lose purchasing power, people may shift to scarce assets like Bitcoin, which has a fixed supply. This is similar to gold’s appeal during inflation. However, unlike gold, Bitcoin is still considered a risk-on asset by much of the market. During global panic or liquidity crunches (like early COVID), BTC can crash short-term, as people sell it to raise cash. But in the medium to long term, uncertainty and inflation risk usually help BTC recover and rise. If the tariff war expands and triggers more inflation, currency instability, or global economic worry, Bitcoin could rise in value. It won’t be a smooth ride (expect volatility), but BTC tends to benefit from the loss of trust in governments, fiat systems, and centralized economies—which trade wars can intensify.
NAS100, US100, NQ, NASDAQ short for day trade, it got bullish pressure but not yet to take rocket flight, came back to pick more orders, with my back testing of this strategy, it hits multiple possible take profits, manage your position accordingly. You may enter only 1 trade Use proper risk management Looks like good trade. Lets monitor. Use proper risk management. Disclaimer: only idea, not advice
On this coin, we are currently observing strong absorption of market selling, along with the emergence of large locking volumes. If the local low is broken and the price returns to the $0.393–$0.405 zone, we are considering a short setup. A breakout above the current local high will fully invalidate this setup.