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Low hit rate on this setup, as the largest liquidity pool is sitting below 40 cents, and it's a significant weekly block. I'll be adding a small position around the 50-52 cent range, but I wouldn't be surprised if it dips to the lows at 46 cents before any meaningful reaction. For me, the better bet is a weekly block below 35 cents. I’m placing bids here and will increase my bids if price deviates below the trend line. $POPCAT isn’t dead, but I do agree that it’s currently undergoing a major retrace. BYBIT:POPCATUSDT
Current Technical Setup The SP:SPX is testing a significant cluster support level at 5,810, identified by FibExtender Pro with multiple timeframe confluence. The price has shown a clear reaction at this level, making it a potential launching point for a bullish move. Entry Conditions Primary Triggers Required: 8 EMA crossing above 34 EMA on 30-minute chart (currently bearish) Price breaking above last swing high at 5,850 Price holding above cluster support at 5,810 Price Targets First target: 6,000 (psychological level and major cluster resistance - 4 levels) Second target: 6,170 (cluster resistance - 3 levels) Risk Management Stop Loss Parameters: Place stops below 5,810 cluster support Exit if price fails to hold above EMAs after entry Cancel setup if entry triggers aren't activated Timeframe Analysis 30-Minute Chart: Currently bearish configuration 8 EMA below 34 EMA Waiting for bullish crossover and Price breaking above last swing high at 5,850 Weekly Chart: https://www.tradingview.com/x/ZN2QcdDz/ Strong bullish structure Moving averages stacked positively 5,810 cluster support adds confluence 50 EMA > 200 EMA (bullish) Time-Based Considerations The January 13 time cluster provides an additional layer of confluence for potential trend reversal. This timing aligns with Fibonacci principles suggesting higher probability setups when time and price zones converge. Special Notes The mixed signals between timeframes require patience. The weekly chart provides a strong bullish foundation, but entry must wait for 30-minute confirmation signals to align. The setup becomes invalid if price breaks below cluster support without triggering entry conditions.
Put your entry order where all the retail traders put their stop loss and see what happens when the liquidity grab sweep all the stop loss and activate your entry.
NASDAQ:MSTR has formed an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the 1-hour chart. Given that moves like this often depend on CRYPTOCAP:BTC 's price action, it's something to keep an eye on. However, with NASDAQ:MSTR having dropped from nearly $500 per share, I believe we are in good value territory. Additionally, this trade offers a 7:1 risk-to-reward ratio if we attempt to front-run the completion of the pattern.
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1/10/25 :: VROCKSTAR :: NASDAQ:PEP Buy. low $140s...is obvious. - look at the green arrows when i've commented in the past. these were trading positions. in/out. it was cheap, but i simply saw more oppty to own/hold OTC:GDLC , NASDAQ:NXT , $tsm... you know if you follow me. and it's worked. - but right now with 10Y rates headed higher we need to play a bit more defense and staples that are simply getting (seemingly) irrationally dumped are a great hiding spot. - at current valuation you're getting 4.5% cash yield, dominant position in global snacks (read: pricing power and that's key in a rising rate environment)... - and if you look at "PEP/M2" in trading view you'll see it's held this oscillating range for almost 40 years!!! we're at the lower end of this range. also interesting is if you just look the ticker, zoom out, with MONTHLY bars, you'll see we've last been *this* oversold on monthlies going back to 2008!! - does it go lower? fam you know i like to saw... god knows. but this is a great defensive pickup with probably less tariff risk than discretionary and still solid in a weaker consumer? you bet. will FX matter? yes, it does for all staples. but units x pricing power up and to the right over the LT. it's a buy. only job we have here is the sizing. i'm at 1.5% and looking to get bigger, otherwise i think i can just park it here and earn some good r/r yield. have a good weekend V
Mit Blick auf den hiesigen Chart sind unschwer die Rücklaufzonen zu erkennen. Auf Basis unserer Trendfolgemodelle erwarten wir einen Rücklauf bis in den Bereich um die ~19.900 für die kommende Woche. Tendenziell könnte es zum Monatsende zu einer überschießenden Reaktion jenseits der 20.500 kommen - was sich vermutlich als bull trap entpuppen wird. Gesamtheitlich gehen wir jedoch von tieferen Zielzonen bis in den Bereich um die ~19.500 aus, bevor sich ein dauerhafter und valider UP-Trend gen 21K etablieren könnte. Wir ersparen uns der vielen Worte und teilen mit Ihnen großzügig eine Auszug aus einem unserer Grafiken. https://www.tradingview.com/x/elTF1w6k/ Motivieren Sie uns in dem Sie uns boosten - es tut nicht weh und kann die Analysefrequenz erhöhen Merke ===== Markets can behave irrationally longer than you can remain solvent (John Maynard Keynes) Prognosen sind dass was sie sind: Ein Blick in die Zukunft unter Einbeziehung der Vergangenheit, welcher sich ab dem Zeitpunkt der Veröffentlichung dynamisch, positiv wie negativ, ändern kann Zur Erstellung dieser Prognose wird ein eigen entwickeltes Trendfolgesystem (TM) verwendet, welches auf ein mathematisch, statistischen, rollierenden, volumenbasierten, differential methodischen Analyseverfahren basiert. Es wird hier im öffentlichen Bereich entgeltlos verkürzt und vereinfacht informativ, ohne indirekte oder explizite Handelsempfehlung, zur individuellen privaten Nutzung zur Verfügung gestellt.
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