19.22 key reclaim already in this from 22ish or so results should act as a catalyst to reverse still recon Nifty is done so a budget rally is due not trading derivatives in this so its a spot hold for me
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.#coin . .near ipo listed area .volume is picking up
Trade Update BTC/USD Trade 1. _Target Price:_ $102,000 2. _Status:_ 60 PIPS RUNNING Your BTC/USD sell trade is currently running 60 pips in profit. Keep monitoring the market and adjust your strategy as needed.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/iVuIvmVU/ Hello, Friends! Previous week’s green candle means that for us the AUD/CHF pair is in the uptrend. And the current movement leg was also up but the resistance line will be hit soon and upper BB band proximity will signal an overbought condition so we will go for a counter-trend short trade with the target being at 0.566. ✅LIKE AND COMMENT MY IDEAS✅
This chart reveals a layered analysis of the market, highlighting key insights into price action, volatility, and momentum across multiple timeframes. Let me walk you through it: At the top, the price candles show a significant decline after a previous bullish move. The **red and green zones** are critical—green marks potential support or buy zones, while red indicates resistance or sell pressure. The **diagonal lines** represent descending trendlines and breakout markers, guiding us on the trajectory of price movement. Now, moving to the middle section, the **Custom Range Metric (CRM)** replaces the traditional ATR concept, tracking price volatility in a unique way. You’ll notice how the **green (price)** and **blue (CRM)** lines interact—this alignment reveals where volatility contracts or expands, which often signals key turning points in the market. Complementing this is the **Range Analyzer (RA)**, which highlights zones where shifts in the range could signal reversals or breakouts, adding another layer of precision to the analysis. Below that, we dive into the **momentum indicators** across multiple timeframes—4HR, 1WK, and 2WK. These give us a comprehensive view of how momentum aligns with or diverges from price movements. This multi-timeframe approach helps validate trends and gives a clearer picture of where the market might be headed. Finally, the visual design of this chart is intentional. The color-coded zones, vibrant diagonal channel, and shaded areas bring clarity to the long-term outlook. The **green channel** suggests a recovery projection, while the rest of the setup highlights the market's current state of manipulation. This entire idea ties back to the connection between retail traders and institutional forces, revealing the patterns that have allowed banks to exploit retail traders for years. It’s not just a chart—it’s a deeper look into the mechanics of the market and the hidden signals driving it.
Let’s see if it will breakout like this. I bet some bullish news will come to blow $3.30 out the park. Let’s get to double digits!
TWT/USDT One Hour Chart - Long Call Two targets are clearly visible as green lines
Index-based investing has been one of the most popular ways to grow a long-term portfolio for decades. Today, it has become even more accessible and favored, offering a safer foundation for investing and generally carrying lower risk compared to portfolios composed of individual stocks. For someone like me, a technical analyst, index investing isn't exactly an adrenaline rush. Under societal pressure, I decided to test a few hacks and dive deeper into it ;) I set out to compare three of the most popular U.S. index ETFs – SPY (S&P 500), QQQ (Nasdaq 100), and IWM (Russell 2000) – and analyze how to implement a brief technical analysis into index selection could influence long-term results. Starting in 2005, I "invested" $1,000 every quarter, completing a total of 81 test purchases. Each time, I selected the index that technical analysis suggested was in the strongest position. If done strictly and consistently, there were often situations where all three indices had just reached their all-time highs. In those moments, I had to make a choice. Technical analysis is not just about drawing lines on a chart – experience, market intuition, and behavioral patterns of the price play a big role here. My Test and Strategy The goal was to compare the following three U.S. index ETFs: - SPY (S&P 500) - QQQ (Nasdaq 100) - IWM (Russell 2000) Test conditions: - Start date: 2005 - Investment period: 81 quarters - Mandatory quarterly investment: $1,000 - Index selection: Based on technical analysis and market intuition. Distribution of trades during the test period: - SPY: 35 times - QQQ: 31 times - IWM: 15 times https://www.tradingview.com/x/YaD3Kq93/ The chart illustrates SPY, QQQ, and Russell with blue arrows marking purchase points. Results of the Experiment Performance of my strategy: - +344% return - Invested: $81,000 - Final value: $360,000 Comparison indices (each quarter regular purchases): - SPY: +233% (final value: $272,000) - QQQ: +579% (final value: $552,000) - IWM: +128% (final value: $186,000) My strategy outperformed SPY and IWM because I focused on selecting the ETFs in the strongest technical condition at the time. While QQQ delivered higher absolute returns, my diversified approach offered competitive returns with lower risk and more stable outcomes. Key Takeaways 1. Diversity and Stability: Risk Mitigation and Return Optimization The goal wasn't just maximum returns but also reducing risk and adopting a smarter approach. While QQQ had the highest returns, remember that it is heavily concentrated in the technology sector, making it riskier. Back in 2005, it wouldn't have been easy to predict that QQQ would outperform. A technical analysis strategy allows for risk diversification by choosing the strongest index at any given time, delivering significant returns while maintaining diversity and stability. 2. Thoughtful Regularity Outperforms Blind Regularity Strict quarterly investing avoids the biggest mistake investors fear – timing the market. Regularity is crucial, but it needs to be thoughtful. The tests showed that blind purchasing could be costly: for instance, regular SPY purchases would have left $100,000 on the table, and IWM even more. My strategy allowed selecting the strongest index at each point, yielding significantly better returns. 3. Wrong Index Choice Can Be Costly Had I chosen only IWM throughout the period, my return would have been just +128%. This clearly shows the importance of not sticking to one index but instead evaluating regularly to find the one with the greatest potential at any given time. How to Choose the Best Index: Follow my Newsletter to Guide You One of many of the topics of this newsletter (You will find it here, in the profile section, visiting my "website") will be sharing my monthly and quarterly top lists of indices, making regular purchases easier for you. The test proved that sticking to one index isn’t the best way forward – but which one should you choose? That’s where the monthly top list comes in. I firmly believe this strategy and approach have significant potential to help investors make smarter and more confident decisions. That’s why I’m starting a newsletter, where one of the many topics will be sharing this list regularly: - The technically strongest indices for investing. - Explanations of why a particular index is technically more attractive than others. Conclusion My research proves that technical analysis and understanding of charts can be powerful tools for long-term index investing. Regularity, fact-based decisions, and risk diversification help achieve optimal results. Your portfolio deserves better decisions. Don’t waste time analyzing indices yourself. All the best, Vaido