US30 5 Things To Look Out For
US30 is currently at a trading area where I believe could potentially move in any direction. As such, it is better to sit on your hands for this pair and do nothing for now. However, here are 5 things that you can look out for to determine a directional bias that could potentially help you enter into a trade that could lead to a sizeable profit.
Scenario 1) Price continues to trade within the D1 Channel. In this case, there is no directional bias yet until either Scenario 2 or Scenario 3 occurs. While waiting for either scenario to happen, you can likely sell at the top of the channel while buying at the bottom of the channel.
Scenario 2) Price touches Resistance Zone 1 (RZ1) and shows a huge rejection. This could potentially give price the momentum it requires to break the lower channel. This will result in a bearish directional bias. In this scenario, you can potentially sell when it shows very clear sign that it is unable to break RZ1 (E.g. Multiple long upper wicks rejecting from RZ1)
Scenario 3) Price breaks RZ1, moves towards Resistance Zone 2 (RZ2), and shows a huge rejection by RZ2. In this scenario, there could be 2 sub-scenarios. In sub-scenario 1, the price can move towards RZ1 and later try to retest RZ2 again. In sub-scenario, the rejection could potentially give it enough momentum to break RZ1 as well and moves towards the downside. Either way, if scenario 3 happens, further analysis based on lower timeframes will be required before a directional bias can be determined.
Scenario 4) Price breaks both RZ1 and RZ2. In this case, it is definitely a bullish bias. If you are not in a trade by the time RZ2 is broken, no trade should be entered. Wait for a new resistance zone to be formed before taking a trade.
Point 5 To Take Note) Take note of divergences on MACD Crossover. It could give you possible hints where prices will go.
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Scenario 1) Price continues to trade within the D1 Channel. In this case, there is no directional bias yet until either Scenario 2 or Scenario 3 occurs. While waiting for either scenario to happen, you can likely sell at the top of the channel while buying at the bottom of the channel.
Scenario 2) Price touches Resistance Zone 1 (RZ1) and shows a huge rejection. This could potentially give price the momentum it requires to break the lower channel. This will result in a bearish directional bias. In this scenario, you can potentially sell when it shows very clear sign that it is unable to break RZ1 (E.g. Multiple long upper wicks rejecting from RZ1)
Scenario 3) Price breaks RZ1, moves towards Resistance Zone 2 (RZ2), and shows a huge rejection by RZ2. In this scenario, there could be 2 sub-scenarios. In sub-scenario 1, the price can move towards RZ1 and later try to retest RZ2 again. In sub-scenario, the rejection could potentially give it enough momentum to break RZ1 as well and moves towards the downside. Either way, if scenario 3 happens, further analysis based on lower timeframes will be required before a directional bias can be determined.
Scenario 4) Price breaks both RZ1 and RZ2. In this case, it is definitely a bullish bias. If you are not in a trade by the time RZ2 is broken, no trade should be entered. Wait for a new resistance zone to be formed before taking a trade.
Point 5 To Take Note) Take note of divergences on MACD Crossover. It could give you possible hints where prices will go.
If this analysis has helped you in making an informed trading decision, do give it a huge thumbs up! :)