NASDAQ:MSTR - WE HAVE IGNITION ? ?$448?$543?$600 ✅Falling Wedge Breaking Out ✅Wr% Breaking Out of DownTrend ✅Weekly Hammer Candle Not Financial Advice
Example on example: One to keep an eye on is that 1st one on the left - Ascending. Why at the moment it's not a threat? Because the asset has put in a higher high. (What I think). The current trend is, higher high, higher low higher high, higher low. Seems that's being protected. So, interesting! I think if we loose this market structure, well at least I will look back at that ascending triangle low as a range low. At the moment, theres no reason to think that. Just keep that in mind. Follow up to: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/PEPEUSDT/8OHusljB-Strategy-Pepe-Descending-Triangle-Training/
First and foremost, I want to give a lot of credit to TradingView for picking my previous EURUSD post as the editors picks! If we have a look at how this week has delivered, the previous weeks buyside was attacked before EURUSD saw rejection, indicating further decline in price. This also goes hand in hand with the expansion with dollar index
It’s been a great 2025, with a continuous stream of bullish price action and retracements into nearby discount PD array before continuation. Going foward, I am expecting a selloff into the nearby sellside liquidity pool which I’ve outlined in the analysis. This goes hand in hand with the bullish delivery of dollar index. Check out my telegram for 24/7 coverage!
When comparing Dow Jones to Nasdaq and S&P500, you will notice that this weeks price range is larger than the others, indicating that Dow Jones is the front running market. Dow is the leading stock index pair to study. If I am expecting to see appreciation in NQ, ES, I want to see YM move first.
This weeks price action was not as heavy as the previous 4 weeks and it’s due to Nasdaq finding support inside the 9th September 2024 BISI FVG. This weeks price action closed as a inside week leading me to believe that in the next upcoming weeks Nasdaq could be in for bullish expansion into the weeks FVG low @ $20,371 Sundays opening price will be pivotal with the delivery of next weeks price. Check out my telegram to stay updated 24/7!
Last week, I was not expecting the market to gravitate any higher timer frame PD array. This allows me to stay patient and study price action throughout the time. The lower timeframes is being set-up perfectly for a bullish expansion in price with $5,810 the next point of interest. Check out my telegram to stay updated 24/7!
Dollar has been showing signs of weakness throughout 2025 and it’s been more evident throughout March. This has lead to the appreciation of FX pairs, noticeably, GBPUSD and EURUSD but as dollar starts to form support around the weekly BISI @ 104.017 - 103.495, there is signs that the dollar index is looking to present risk off conditions. It will be a very interesting week next week! Stay tuned! Check out my telegram to stay updated 24/7!
On Wednesday, Trump mentioned the need to lower interest rates as the tariffs will have major effects with the rates being where they are at now. In the last, whenever yields rise, bonds will fall and we have been seeing this from the beginning of September 2024, with minor signs of retracement (factoring Jan 2025 bull run) Overall, when you look at price action over the past few weeks, it seems as though the bull run has slowed down and there could be a chance for bonds to drop to 116 going into next week.
President Donald Trump late Wednesday criticized the Federal Reserve, urging the central bank to reduce interest rates, hours after it chose to leave borrowing rates unchanged. He quotes “The Fed would be MUCH better off CUTTING RATES as U.S. Tariffs start to transition (ease!) their way into the economy,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social on Wednesday, adding “Do the right thing.” On Thursday, we witnessed manipulation to the downside, indicating that in the short term we could be in for higher yields, with 4.267% being the 1st point of interest. Reference: https://abcnews.go.com/Business/trump-criticizes-federal-reserve-calls-lower-interest-rates/story?id=119982504