Short positions on US30 appear compelling this week. We've observed significant bearish momentum lately, leading to a shift in character towards the downside, hinting at a potential trend reversal. Despite not having breached major structural levels yet, two robust supply zones remain, from which we can expect a bearish response. The slowdown in price movement...
My bias for EUR/USD this week aligns with a potential upside movement, mirroring Scenario (A) in my analysis of GU. While I anticipate eventual selling pressure, there's currently no clean unmitigated supply zone that catches my interest. Instead, I foresee a retracement to the 10-hour demand zone for a potential buy opportunity, aligning with the current upward...
My bias for GU this week is centered around anticipating a pullback to address the imbalances left behind. This week has witnessed a significant bearish trend for the dollar, leading to increased bullish pressure on GU. Given this scenario, it's evident that price hasn't experienced a healthy pullback yet, which is overdue. Therefore, I'll be patiently waiting...
This week's outlook on gold is intriguing given its recent high volatility and activity, reaching all-time highs. With liquidity now absorbed to the upside, I anticipate a shift in price direction towards the downside. This could signify the exhaustion of bullish momentum and the formation of a Wyckoff distribution pattern. In response, I'll be observing for a...
My bias for US30 this week is bullish, anticipating a further upward movement before encountering a 2-hour supply zone around 39000.0. Afterward, I expect a slowdown and distribution within this area before a potential downward move. Upon receiving confirmation on lower time frames, selling could target the new trendline liquidity above the 23-hour demand zone....
My idea for EU at the moment is for it to push higher in order to take out the trendline liquidity that sits above. I expect price to do a similar move to GU in which I expect a bit more upside left to validate this newly marked out 4 hourly demand. Then I anticipate a pullback within this demand to take out liquidity above and tap into the 12hr supply zone that I...
I still maintain a bearish outlook on GU; however, there's significant liquidity gathering around the marked trendline above. Consequently, I anticipate this liquidity to be taken out first, creating a CHOCH to the upside. Once this transition occurs, I expect a retracement back to the newly identified 4hr demand zone. This temporary upward movement is envisioned...
Last week, my gold analysis unfolded precisely as expected. However, following the reaction outlined in scenario (B), news on Friday at 3 pm triggered an upward rally, clearing out considerable liquidity and potential supply zones. This further solidifies my bullish bias, and I now anticipate a retracement due to the significant imbalance left behind by the price...
US30 continues to appear bullish to me, and I anticipate a temporary retracement to eventually mitigate the daily demand zone I've identified. Within this zone, there's also an Asian low that I expect to be taken out through a spring from a Wyckoff accumulation. Once this occurs, price would have reached the refined 10-hour demand zone, where I plan to enter buy...
This week's bias for EU resembles GU's, but I wouldn't be surprised if EU rises slightly to clear the 2-hour refined supply before dropping to remove the trendline liquidity below. Nevertheless, I anticipate price to eliminate the trendline liquidity and fill the small imbalance just above the demand zone. During this process, I expect price action to slow down...
This week, my bias for GU is aimed at observing a return to a demand level to sustain a short-term bullish trend. With the recent upside break in price structure, a fresh demand level has emerged, potentially signalling a bullish upturn. I'll be monitoring for a Wyckoff accumulation within my point of interest (POI) before considering buy positions. These buys...
My outlook for gold this week remains bullish. The robust response we witnessed from the daily demand zone two weeks ago has been a significant driver of the ongoing bullish momentum. I anticipate this trend to persist, and my strategy revolves around awaiting a minor retracement. I'm particularly eyeing a pullback towards the 6-hour demand zone, which emerged...
My bias remains strongly bullish for US30 this week. We've witnessed another significant break in structure to the upside, accompanied by robust bullish momentum, reinforcing the prevailing trend. I anticipate a retracement back to a demand level to sustain this upward movement. Upon reaching the daily demand zone, I'm eyeing a refined 10-hour demand zone for a...
My analysis on EUR/USD mirrors that of GBP/USD, as it has entered a significant supply zone where I anticipate a bearish reaction. Given the abundance of liquidity and the temporary bullishness of the dollar, this scenario appears plausible. Therefore, I'll be monitoring for a redistribution pattern on Monday before considering initiating sell positions. I...
This week, GU presents an intriguing setup as it appears to have made a decisive move. With the pair breaking structure to the downside and the dollar strengthening, it has reinforced a bearish trend in my view, prompting me to consider shorting opportunities. My focus is currently on the 4-hour supply zone, anticipating a Wyckoff distribution to unfold. At...
Last week, my gold analysis unfolded as expected, with both scenario (A) and scenario (B) playing out as anticipated. This week, we witnessed a robust response from the daily demand zone, which held significant bullish sentiment. However, with the market shifting and structures breaking, it appears that a downtrend is beginning. I'm eyeing the nearby 6-hour...
Last week, the US30 exhibited significant potential for a more favourable market environment, offering several promising trading opportunities. Following the completion of a Wyckoff distribution on a higher time frame, validated by a CHOCH, I anticipate a selling opportunity as the price retraces into a distinct 16-hour supply zone. Although the price closed...
My bias on EUR/USD has shifted to bearish following the upward movement of the dollar (DXY). With EU breaking structure to the downside, confirming the bearish trend, I'm now exploring strategies to capitalise on this. Currently, I anticipate a pullback in price to fill the imbalances just below the 20-hour supply zone (A). However, considering the distance from...