using this order flow/volume zone and volume weighted average strategy theres clearly still a bearish bias on the outlook for the nasdaq hourly. im guessing we come up to touch the resistance zone/averages and back down to do the same to lower levels.
Nifty 50 today has Breakdown 50 DEMA.
And also closed than 50 DEMA. i.e., 31.49 points lower. (Point B)
On 16th September 2022 itself Nifty 50 has Breakdown from its previous trend (point A).
Today its breakdown from 50 DEMA shown that market is moving downwards.
Looking into previous strong supports two levels can be recognized
1. Around 16800. (200 DEMA)
2....
DXY D1
Things are getting interesting for the dollar now as we approach somewhat of an area of descending resistance. Our area of support has initially held, GBPUSD has sold off from the double top resistance/supply price.
Waiting patiently to see if this structure of lower highs can be broken to see if the bullish trend will prevail. Been held back a little...
DXY H4
As long as we are still trading north of this last area of H4 demand, we can look to catch dollar bid, GBPUSD shorts from 1.20 specifically is on the horizon.
Weekend volume causing that bit of chop we see, but hopefully this double bottom structure we see may see dollar reverse and continue it's bullish trend.
SPX Daily cautiously bearish. Recommended ratio: 28% SPY, 72% cash. Price is currently testing the 200 MA (which coincides with the uptrend line from March 2020) at $4487 as support after being rejected by $4549 minor resistance. Volume remains moderately high and has been fairly balanced between buying and selling recently (the largest supply zone is at $4400),...
DXY D1
Inching closer to the downside break on a technical basis, Powell's comments yesterday pulled dollar down a bit, CPI inflation data this afternoon which may or may not catalyse this move. Something to be aware and protect against.
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the Vwap Since July 19 till now represent (-) negative money flow while the Price Action broke down and closed below vwap then stuck under the level 2-3 days(Green Circle). TCtrader Trend AlignmentBlue line 40 weeks period Benchmark forescast(Blue circles) that it will pass through the baseline(orange line) in the near term,The Momentum shifted to lower gear....
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TICKER: $SPY
Huge pull back last Thursday and Friday, breaking the weekly HL of every candlestick pattern. We dumped significantly and have bounce before labor day weekend.
I will be looking for a SHORT entry on a LH bounce if there's a low risk high reward setup. Keep in mind if the market is dumping like we've seen in March, things could get extreme.
Panic...
Downtrend line started in July 30th (orange) is still working neatly. Second time value touched to orange resistance on August 8th, steep downfall has been started. Now 96069 is a very important support. I think that support will stand still against the fall and bounce the value upwards. Tomorrow we can see just a little bit more downmove and than a steep move to...
No Bull, No Bear...Goldilocks Forever?
As we wrote as the theme for the Markets this week, stocks continue to be driven by earnings related headlines (Netflix, anyone?), but the market action's underpinnings point to technicals at a dominant role rather than fundamentals...for now.
To avoid subjective knee jerk stands about the markets driving your trading...
