Chart vs. Headlines

Let's debunk some headlines like "The Dollar is Bearish!" and dig into the real chart dynamics. On the weekly chart, a bullish trend is evident, despite a retracement that might seem bearish. Always consider the bigger picture. The recent retracement is a mere blip compared to the overall uptrend.

🔍 Key Levels to Watch 🔍
Zoom out and observe the retest happening on the previous high. Keep a close eye on whether the market breaches 145.24. The next crucial level to watch is 152.02. Chart analysis trumps online articles. Don't just read, define your levels strategically.

💡 Daily Chart Insights 💡
Approaching the previous high on the daily chart, counter-trend traders might eye shorting opportunities. However, wait for candlestick confirmation before executing. Personally, I see a breakout trading opportunity, not an aggressive short.

📊 Four Hour Chart Dynamics 📊
New highs surpassing previous structures on the four-hour chart indicate the bullish trend persists. This trend isn't over. One hour chart mirrors this pattern—a break of prior resistance.

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💼 Crafting Trading Strategies 💼
Returning to the weekly chart, counter-traders might spot a shorting setup at 149.28 for a Fib-3 Bat setup. On the daily chart, a crab pattern at 150.39 forms, with a Bat pattern completion at 149.16.

⚙️ Shorting Opportunities ⚙️
For those inclined towards shorting, the ABCD pattern on the four-hour chart sets a stage at 147.80. My focus? Buying opportunities. A pullback to 144.02 holds potential for a buying window.

🔎 Immediate Insights 🔎
On the one-hour chart, a closer level of interest stands at 144.46—a promising buying opportunity within the buy zone.