NATGAS - Plan B If break of structure If NATAGAS break support dynamic trend line we can have an accelation until a below support area at 3.1
In the previous analysis, we noted the decline in this currency pair, though a temporary rebound led to a retest of the supply zone before another drop. Investor caution regarding potential retaliatory tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, scheduled for Wednesday as "Freedom Day," has added further pressure on the Australian dollar. As a result, the likelihood of a deeper decline toward the 0.60 demand zone remains intact.
Nasdaq is bearish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 35.342, MACD = -382.320, ADX = 38.919), headed towards oversold territory. 1W is also headed towards an oversold state (RSI = 36.953) as the price has crossed under the 1W MA50 and is approaching the 1W MA100. This is currently waiting at the bottom of the 2 year Channel Up. This 6 month correction is so far technically nothing but the bearish wave of this Channel Up and has been almost as strong (-15.89%) as the previous in July-Aug 2024. Notice an key technical tendency here, no correction/bearish wave has ever crossed under the S1 level of two highs before. The current S1 is at 18,400. So taking those conditions into consideration as well as the fact that the 1W RSI is at the bottom of its Channel Down, we see this week as the bottom formation candle that will start a new bullish wave. The prior two such waves both made an incredibly symmetric rise of +52.60%, so expecting the same puts our target at TP = 28,000, most likely by December 2025-January 2026. ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
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Welcome back, traders. I hope you had a strong week in the markets. If you don't want to watch the video I've included everything below. ? In this post, I’m doing a quick review of last week’s trade outlook—what worked, what didn’t, and how price respected the key levels we mapped out. If you're new here, I publish weekly market insights with clear liquidity zones and directional bias to help you go into each week with a plan. You can check out the free trial in my bio if you want access to the full weekly outlooks. Now let’s talk about what I shared last week with premium subscribers. ? Overall Performance Out of the 11 setups I shared last week, 10 hit their targets, with some offering reactions of 75 to 200 pips. While some of those setups were on similar pairs, there was still about 400 clean pips of opportunity for those watching the levels I posted. These weren’t small moves—these were meaningful reactions from liquidity zones that we mapped out ahead of time. I say it often, but it’s not about being perfect. It’s about being in tune with how price wants to move. That’s the goal of this outlook: helping you see the market through the lens of liquidity and structure so you can trust your strategy and stay grounded. Key: ? = Last weeks target hit ? = Got it wrong Pair-by-Pair Breakdown ? EUR/USD We were bearish going into the week, looking for a move up into a mitigation zone before targeting a drop to the green level. Price tapped the red zone Tuesday during New York open and dropped right into the weekly target—about 62 to 90 pips, depending on how you managed it. Clean reaction, solid follow-through. ? GBP/USD We were watching 1.2860 as the weekly target, with a possible pullback into imbalance before the move lower. Price did exactly that—climbed into the imbalance zone, rejected it cleanly, and dropped about 85–90 pips toward target. Even though it missed the target by 5 pips, the reaction gave us what we needed. ? AUD/USD Bearish bias, with an ideal scenario of price staying under 0.6360 and potentially filling an imbalance before continuing lower. Price rallied up into our zone and gave a short setup. There was about a 12 pip drawdown and 60+ pip follow-through into the weekly target, which hit during London open this week. ? NZD/USD Not the cleanest pair, but it did hit the zones we discussed. I expected a stronger move into a higher liquidity zone, but price gave multiple reactions from the first red zone. Ultimately, it made its way down to the weekly target—around 80 pips depending on how you managed it. Not the easiest read, but still delivered. ? XAU/USD (Gold) Gold was the one I got wrong. I had a bearish bias but warned to watch it closely. Price gave small reactions off the zones I highlighted but ended up continuing higher and completely invalidating the bearish thesis. I didn’t get an entry signal, but still—wrong side of the market here. ? USD/JPY I was bullish, expecting a pullback into the purple zone with a move toward 151.30. That’s exactly what happened. Price tapped the zone, respected it, and gave about a 150–160 pip reaction before stalling a few pips short of target. Really clean structure overall. ? EUR/JPY Same bias here—bullish. Price came down into our red zone and bounced hard, giving an 80–190 pip move depending on where you entered. It respected key levels and even hit a turbulence zone I marked in advance. We didn’t hit the weekly target, but the reaction was spot on. ? CHF/JPY One of the cleanest pairs last week. We were watching the purple zone for a buy setup, and price gave a textbook reaction. It respected the zone and climbed about 120 pips straight into our weekly target before reversing. Very in tune with liquidity—exactly what I like to see. ? GBP/JPY Same story—bullish structure with clean levels. Price tapped the first purple zone, bounced for 100 pips, and then gave another 230 pip reaction from the deeper zone. Total precision here. If you wanted a snipe, both entries were valid. These yen pairs were strong all week. ? EUR/AUD This one didn’t play out as cleanly. Price broke through the initial zone, invalidated the setup, and I considered it off the board after that. It eventually reversed and hit the weekly target, but timing was off. Still in the right direction, just not the right spot. ? USD/CAD I labeled this a wildcard and didn’t mark it as a clean setup. I said I’d look for bullish continuation if price broke a red zone—but it never did. Sell orders held strong, and the market reversed. No setup, no harm. Final Tally So here’s where we ended up: 7 zones held up, and weekly targets hit 3 zones broken, but weekly target hit 1 analysis completely wrong (gold) This kind of accuracy isn’t about magic—it’s about understanding where the market wants to go and how liquidity drives those moves. That’s why I mark these zones—not to give you signals, but to help you see where price is likely to react and move. If you found this helpful and want access to these weekly outlooks with full watch zones and trade plans, you can start a 7-day free trial—just hit the link in my bio. I’ll be dropping this week’s full breakdown later today around London close. Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you in the charts.
The Nasdaq has been one of the indices showing the strongest selling bias in recent sessions. Over the past four trading days, it has fallen by more than 7% , as the market remains gripped by uncertainty surrounding White House trade policies and the threat of a new trade war. The proposed 25% tariffs on several countries are expected to take effect on April 2, and so far, there has been no official indication of a change in schedule. This has increased fears of a potential global economic slowdown, and if these conditions persist, it could further pressure equity indices, especially those already showing strong short-term bearish momentum. New Potential Downtrend Since February 20, the Nasdaq has been experiencing consistent selling pressure, driving the index below the 19,000-point level. Recent bullish attempts have so far failed to break through this new downward trendline, which now stands as the dominant technical structure for the index. If selling pressure remains intact, the current bearish trend could extend over the coming sessions. ADX Indicator Although the ADX line remains above the 20 level—generally considered the threshold for trend strength—it has been sloping downward, suggesting that the recent buying momentum may be losing strength, potentially leading to a short-term pause in market activity. RSI Indicator The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows a similar picture. The RSI is hovering near the oversold zone at 30, and a bullish divergence has formed, as the Nasdaq has made lower lows, while the RSI has posted higher lows. This could indicate that selling momentum may be weakening, potentially paving the way for a short-term bullish correction. Key Levels: 20,500 points – Distant resistance: This level aligns with the 200-period moving average. Price action approaching this area could revive bullish sentiment and potentially invalidate the current downtrend visible on the chart. 19,700 points – Near resistance: This level marks the upper boundary of the short-term descending trendline. It may serve as a tentative area for corrective upward movements in the upcoming sessions. 18,800 points – Key support: This level corresponds to 2024’s neutral price zone. If the price breaks below it, it could reinforce the current bearish trend and lead to further downside. By Julian Pineda, CFA – Market Analyst
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bullish three pushes-divergence This is not a financial advice. Always do your own research and always put stoploss in your trade (SL) :) If you want more detailed info how to study and read charts or just need help with some coin, just write to me here a comment, i will try to answer to everybody... i can help you :) all for free, don't worry, BE HAPPY!