Crypto Market Cap, BTC/USD, ETH/USD, USDT/USD, XRP/USD, Bitcoin
LAND SECURITIES GROUP PLC ORD 10 2/3P, BURFORD CAPITAL LIMITED ORD NPV (DI), SMITH & NEPHEW PLC ORD USD0.20, BIDSTACK GROUP PLC ORD 0.5P, LLOYDS BANKING GROUP PLC ORD 10P, BARCLAYS PLC ORD 25P
FTSE 100, DAX Index, Euro Stoxx 50, S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, Nikkei 225
US 10Y, Euro Bund, Germany 10Y, Japan 10Y Yield, UK 10Y, India 10Y
I show what happened after two wedge formations. Note carefully wedges do not rule the market. The create probabilities not predictions. Wedges do fail. There is hardly ever a perfect wedge pattern. The most recent one doesn't look too great. Price can fall out of a wedge and rock back in as you will see. Therefore trendlines drawn have to be estimates. From...
Bullish pennant forming. I will be awaiting a break and a retest and then entering, targeting previous key levels as a take profit zone. SL will be tight and placed just inside of the pennant formation. I don’t normally trade on a Friday, but a pennant is a pennant. Tight stops ensure that fake-out fridays doesn’t hurt too much.
I can clearly see the market cycle forming the most common pattern. We are at the peak of level 3, end of 2 weeks bullish cycle so I'm expecting consolidation in the Asian session, rise in London session, and the drop in New York session. NOTE: That's only what I see, doesn't mean it will happen! Please DO YOUR OWN ANALYSIS before enter any trade! Good luck...
Clues: Trendline breakthrough, 50 ema crosses the 200, tweezer bottoms on weekly TF, W formation. We are at level 1 expecting level 2 to form this week. Look out the news for GBP this week! Note: Please do YOUR OWN analysis before you enter any trade! Good luck fellow traders ...!!
Just throwing some lines on HSBC (HSBA) . We have a broadening channel, higher highs and lower lows on a 20 year timeframe. Currently in a downward trend on the monthly, just about holding historical support. This would probably be a good place to exit if we are expecting a market downturn. "These formations are relatively rare during normal market conditions...