GBPNZD potential Longs M up W up D1 up Entry longs on D1 demand zones below If the first D1 DZ does not pan out then we look at D1 within W dz below that
NZDUSD D1 and W demand zone potential long 2 trades First entry on D1 DZ and D1 Supply zone set as a target with SL under D1 dz second entry on W dz (same price) with target set on W SZ and stop under the whole W dz
GOLD potential LONG 3M trendline broke on a lower timeframe We are in potential Demand zone (no confirmation yet) W demand zones within CHART URL;
EURGBP potential long off D1 demand
D1 Demand zone has been broken. 8H fresh supply zone may be giving us a retracement all the way down to the Weekly Demand zone.
EURCAD potential short off 4h and D1 supply Pros: Weekly supply is in control Cons: it may break through D1 supply and go back to W supply higher After plan: IF short pans out, Look for Longs at Weekly Demand zone lower around 1.423
PLATINUM long D1 demand within W demand
AUDUSD potential long off D1 demand zone 2 targets CONS: We are in Monthly and Weekly Suppply
GBPCHF potential LONG on D1 Demand zone
daily demand zone formed of the weekly demand zone. potential 3;1
NZDUSD long 3/1 off the D1 and 4h demand zone
audnzd D1 dz within W dz 2 targets TP! im closing half position and bringing stop to entry Take profit: It's on the chart Pros: D1 dz within W, M and 3 m dz Cons: Not the bet departure. waiting for D1 Sz to be taken out before considering reentry on what then would be D1 dz
USDCAD D1 DZ within W DZ potential long 2 targets TP1 I am closing half position and bringing strop to entry Take profit: Its on the chart :) Pros: D1 and W1 strong departure when the levels were created Cons: M sz is in control as i see thus may break lower on M chart to test lower M DZ
gold short D1 sz within W sz cons: deep area of W supply and may penetrate higher
AUDNZD D1 long on D1 demand nested within W demand and M demand
continuation on 4H potential supply zone. pros - higher time frame trend continuation con - D1 supply may be reached if the dollar continues to rally. time (and institutions) will tell ;)