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EURUSD Trading Opportunity! SELL! My dear followers, I analysed this chart on EURUSD and concluded the following: The market is trading on 1.1809 pivot level. Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target - 1.1749 About Used Indicators: A super-trend indicator is plotted on either above or below the closing price to signal a buy or sell. The indicator changes color, based on whether or not you should be buying. If the super-trend indicator moves below the closing price, the indicator turns green, and it signals an entry point or points to buy. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
Short
by AnabelSignals
1
More Downside in Merck?Merck has been sliding for more than a year. Now, following a period of consolidation, some traders may see further downside risk. The first pattern on today’s chart is the range between the August 26 high of $85.59 and the August 28 close of $83.21, where the pharmaceutical giant spent almost three weeks. It closed under support on Friday and continued lower yesterday. That may suggest that support has been broken. Second, the 8-day exponential moving average (EMA) crossed below the 21-day EMA. MACD is also falling. Those signals could suggest the short-term trend has grown bearish. Next, August saw a lower high relative to late March (which also featured lower peaks than previous months). That may confirm a longer-term downtrend is in effect. Finally, MRK is back under its 50-day simple moving average. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options and futures. If you're born to trade, we could be for you. See our Overview for more. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options or futures); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Online trading is not suitable for all investors. View the document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options at www.TradeStation.com . Before trading any asset class, customers must read the relevant risk disclosure statements on www.TradeStation.com . System access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. Securities and futures trading is offered to self-directed customers by TradeStation Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a futures commission merchant licensed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission). TradeStation Securities is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the National Futures Association, and a number of exchanges. TradeStation Securities, Inc. and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., both operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Visit www.TradeStation.com for further important information explaining what this means.
NYSE:MRK
by TradeStation
Avalanche ETF Buzz + Breakout Setup — What’s Next?Avalanche has been quietly working on one of the cleanest Wyckoff accumulation structures we’ve seen across majors this year. For more than six months, essentially from late February until mid-August, the price rotated in a broad range, chewing through supply and frustrating impatient longs. From a Wyckoff perspective, we had an extended accumulation phase of ~180 days , clear higher lows forming into the summer, and a decisive show of strength in early September. With supply finally cleared at the top of the range, it has given us a clean breakout that suggests it’s ready to reprice higher into Q4 . 🔥 Zooming Into the 4H On the 4H, the price action since the breakout shows a textbook sequence : an impulsive expansion leg higher, followed by a pause for balance. The initial leg in early September was initiative buying, pushing CRYPTOCAP:AVAX from ~$25 to $30. Since then, we’ve been consolidating in a relatively tight box between $28–31 , establishing a new base of value. The point of control ( POC ) for this entire impulse sits right around $28 . That’s the key balance point where both buyers and sellers agreed on fair value during the expansion. As long as AVAX holds above that POC, the path of least resistance remains up . Acceptance above $28 tells me the market is comfortable repricing higher, and responsive buyers are ready to defend pullbacks into that zone. The other level to watch is the untested demand zone at $26–27 . This was the origin for the impulsive move, and it hasn’t been revisited yet. If we do pull back, that’s where I expect responsive flows to step in. In other words, dips into $26–27 are likely to find buyers with conviction. For active traders, that’s a clean area to structure risk: defined demand zone, clear invalidation below $25, and upside targets much higher. 🔥 Catalysts The technicals aren’t the only thing working in AVAX’s favor. There are also some fundamental tailwinds. This week, news broke of Avalanche’s partnership with Kalshi , a growing prediction markets platform. More importantly, Bitwise filed an S-1 with the SEC for a Spot Avalanche ETF . It’s still early in the process, but the filing itself is a meaningful step. Even if approval takes time, the headline alone positions AVAX as one of the few assets outside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana that could potentially get mainstream ETF access. What’s your read on this move? Do you see CRYPTOCAP:AVAX sustaining this breakout, or is it setting up for a deeper pullback? ——————x——————x——————x——————x——————x——————x—————— ⚠️ Disclaimer: Crypto products, NFTs, Memecoins are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be NO regulatory recourse for any losses arising from such transactions. This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does NOT constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and speculative — you may lose part or ALL of your investment. I am NOT liable for your losses. Please do NOT copy my trades. Always consult YOUR financial advisor before making any investment or trading decisions. Or at the very least, consult your cat. 🐱
Long
by johntradingwick
1
THE ROLE OF EMOTION IN TRADINGThe Role of Emotion in Trading Trading in the forex market is not only a test of analytical skill but also a battle of emotional control. While charts, strategies, and indicators provide logical frameworks, emotions influence decision-making at every step. Understanding how emotions impact trading is crucial for long-term success. 1. Why Emotions Matter in Trading Trading involves risk and uncertainty, which naturally triggers emotional reactions. Unlike regular jobs with predictable outcomes, forex trades have probabilistic results, creating anxiety and excitement. Traders often lose money not because of poor strategy, but because emotions override discipline. 2. Key Emotions in Trading Fear Fear of losing leads to hesitation and missing good opportunities. Fear of giving back profits can cause premature exits. In extreme cases, fear results in paralysis – avoiding trades altogether. Greed Encourages traders to over-leverage or chase unrealistic profits. Leads to holding positions too long, ignoring exit signals. Often results in big drawdowns after a few winning trades. Hope Keeps traders stuck in losing positions, expecting a reversal. Prevents acceptance of small losses, which then grow larger. Creates a “gambling mindset” where traders trade on wishes, not logic. Regret Regret from missed opportunities creates frustration and overtrading. Regret from losses encourages revenge trading – trying to win back money quickly. Constant regret damages confidence and decision-making ability. 3. How Emotions Affect Trading Behavior 1. Overtrading – entering too many trades due to excitement or FOMO. 2. Breaking Trading Rules – abandoning plans under emotional pressure. 3. Poor Risk Management – risking too much out of greed or desperation. 4. Inconsistent Decisions – switching strategies mid-trade. 5. Mental Burnout – constant stress leading to fatigue and irrational actions. 4. Managing Emotions in Trading Have a Trading Plan : Clear entry, exit, and risk rules reduce emotional decisions. Use Risk Management : Risking only a small percentage per trade prevents fear-driven panic. Keep a Trading Journal : Track emotional triggers, wins, and losses to learn patterns. Practice Patience : Not every market condition requires action. Detach from Money : View trading as probability, not personal validation. Take Breaks : Step away after a big loss or win to reset emotions. 5. Professional Trader’s Emotional Discipline Professionals treat trading as a business, not a lottery. They know losses are part of the game and do not personalize failure. They focus on long-term consistency, not individual trades. By controlling emotions, they turn volatility into opportunity, while amateurs let volatility control them. 6. Conclusion Emotions are inseparable from trading. Fear, greed, hope, and regret will always surface, but the difference between successful and unsuccessful traders lies in how they manage them. Technical skills and strategies may open doors, but emotional discipline keeps a trader profitable in the long run.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by Derry_Trades
TONUSDT — Liquidity-Grab → PullbackGM, Candle Crew ☕️ We don’t chase green; we set traps 🐺. 1) HTF (2D) 📊 • Price ≈ 3.12. Range above 2.90, capped by 3.45–3.60 supply. • Preferred script: wick <3.00 to cleanse → BOS up to prove rotation. 2) Orderflow / Derivs 🔍 • Value map: VAL ~3.02–3.05, POC 3.12–3.15, VAH ~3.28–3.30. • Tape: dips near 3.00 getting absorbed; need first impulsive M15 BOS with ≥1.5× 20-bar M15 volume. 3) Trade Map 🧭 • Bias: Long after stop-hunt <3.00 + M15 BOS up. • Entry: 2.98–3.03 (pullback into 4H OB / M15 FVG). • SL: 2.86 🛡️ • TPs: 3.28 / 3.48 / 3.70 🎯 • Mgmt: TP1 → BE+fees, then trail under 5m HLs. • Guards: Skip if BTC 15m range >1.25× avg or BTC.D rips. Summary: Let it sweep <3.00, wait for BOS, buy 2.98–3.03, scale at 3.28 / 3.48 / 3.70. No sweep = no trade. ⚔️ Candle Craft | Signal. Structure. Execution.
Long
by candle_crafts
EUR/CAD SELLERS WILL DOMINATE THE MARKET|SHORT Hello, Friends! We are now examining the EUR/CAD pair and we can see that the pair is going up locally while also being in a uptrend on the 1W TF. But there is also a powerful signal from the BB upper band being nearby, indicating that the pair is overbought so we can go short from the resistance line above and a target at 1.597 level. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ✅LIKE AND COMMENT MY IDEAS✅
Short
by EliteTradingSignals
1
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in World Trading Systems1. Understanding CBDCs 1.1 Definition A Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is a digital form of a country’s sovereign currency, issued and regulated by its central bank. Unlike bank deposits or private stablecoins, CBDCs are a direct liability of the central bank, making them risk-free in terms of credit and liquidity. 1.2 Types of CBDCs CBDCs are broadly categorized into: Retail CBDCs – Designed for everyday transactions by individuals and businesses, functioning like digital cash. Wholesale CBDCs – Used by banks and financial institutions for interbank settlements, large-scale cross-border trade, and capital market operations. For world trading systems, wholesale CBDCs are particularly relevant because they address cross-border settlement delays, currency risks, and high transaction costs. 2. Historical Context of Trade & Money To understand how CBDCs might transform world trade, we need to briefly revisit the evolution of money and trading systems. Gold & Silver Standard: Ancient trade relied on commodity money (gold, silver, copper), valued for scarcity and intrinsic worth. Paper Money & Fiat Currencies: With modern nation-states, paper currency and fiat systems emerged, backed initially by gold (Bretton Woods, 1944) and later by trust in governments. The Dollar Dominance: Post-1971, the US dollar became the world’s reserve currency, dominating global trade settlement, particularly in oil and commodities (Petrodollar system). Digital Payments & Cryptocurrencies: In the 21st century, fintech innovation and blockchain technology challenged traditional banking, raising questions about efficiency, privacy, and sovereignty. CBDCs represent the next evolutionary step—a blend of sovereign money and digital innovation—capable of transforming not only domestic payments but also cross-border trade systems. 3. CBDCs in Global Trade: Opportunities 3.1 Faster Cross-Border Settlements Today, cross-border trade payments often take 2–5 days, relying on intermediaries, correspondent banks, and SWIFT messaging. With CBDCs, settlement can be instantaneous, reducing time and risk. For example, a Chinese exporter selling goods to an African buyer could receive payment in digital yuan instantly, without waiting for dollar-clearing in New York. 3.2 Reduced Transaction Costs International trade involves currency conversion, banking fees, and correspondent charges, which can add 3–7% to transaction costs. CBDCs, by enabling direct currency-to-currency exchange via digital platforms, could significantly lower costs. 3.3 Financial Inclusion in Trade Many small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially in developing economies, struggle with cross-border payments due to lack of banking access. CBDCs can democratize access, enabling SMEs to engage directly in global markets. 3.4 Bypassing SWIFT & Dollar Dependence One of the most debated impacts of CBDCs is their potential to challenge US dollar hegemony. Currently, over 85% of global trade is invoiced in dollars or euros. CBDCs like the digital yuan (e-CNY) aim to provide an alternative, especially in Asia, Africa, and Belt and Road countries. 3.5 Programmable Money & Smart Contracts CBDCs can be embedded with programmability, enabling conditional trade payments. For instance: A CBDC transaction could release payment automatically once goods clear customs. Smart contracts could enforce trade finance agreements, reducing fraud and disputes. 4. Key Global CBDC Experiments 4.1 China’s Digital Yuan (e-CNY) The most advanced large-scale CBDC, piloted in over 25 cities. Being tested in cross-border trade via Hong Kong, Singapore, and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) partners. Aims to internationalize the yuan and reduce dollar dependence. 4.2 India’s Digital Rupee Introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in 2022–23. Wholesale pilot programs for interbank settlements. Potentially useful for India’s high-volume trade with Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. 4.3 Europe’s Digital Euro European Central Bank exploring a digital euro for retail and wholesale use. Expected to strengthen eurozone trade settlement systems and reduce reliance on US intermediaries. 4.4 Project Dunbar & Project mBridge Project Dunbar (BIS): A multi-CBDC platform involving Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, and South Africa. Project mBridge: Collaboration between China, Thailand, UAE, and Hong Kong, enabling real-time cross-border CBDC payments. These pilots suggest that CBDCs are moving beyond national borders into multilateral trade systems. 5. Implications for World Trading Systems 5.1 Geopolitical Shifts in Currency Power CBDCs could accelerate the shift from unipolar dollar dominance to a multipolar currency order, where regional CBDCs (digital yuan, digital rupee, digital euro) coexist and compete. 5.2 Trade Alliances & CBDC Zones Countries may form CBDC trading blocs, agreeing to settle in digital currencies instead of dollars. For example: BRICS nations exploring a CBDC trade platform. Gulf states considering digital settlements for oil exports. 5.3 Transparency vs. Privacy CBDCs offer traceability, reducing trade-based money laundering and fraud. However, this raises concerns about state surveillance of international transactions. 5.4 Impact on SWIFT & Correspondent Banking If CBDCs enable direct central bank-to-central bank settlement, traditional intermediaries like SWIFT and correspondent banks could lose relevance. 5.5 Exchange Rate Mechanisms With real-time settlement, CBDCs may require new FX models, possibly leading to dynamic currency baskets for trade invoicing. 6. Challenges & Risks 6.1 Interoperability For CBDCs to work in world trade, different national CBDCs must interact seamlessly. This requires standardized protocols and cross-border agreements. 6.2 Cybersecurity Threats CBDCs, being digital, face risks of hacking, cyberwarfare, and systemic attacks, which could disrupt global trade. 6.3 Monetary Sovereignty Conflicts If a foreign CBDC gains dominance in another country (e.g., digital yuan in Africa), it may undermine local monetary control. 6.4 Technological Divide Advanced economies may adopt CBDCs faster, leaving developing nations behind, creating digital trade inequalities. 6.5 Political Resistance The US, benefiting from dollar dominance, may resist widespread CBDC adoption in trade settlement. Sanctions, regulations, and political pressure could slow CBDC globalization. Critical Perspectives While CBDCs promise efficiency and inclusivity, critics warn that: They may fragment global finance if each nation builds incompatible systems. CBDCs could be used as tools of geopolitical influence, where powerful economies push their CBDCs onto weaker partners. Privacy concerns and state control may reduce adoption in democratic societies. Thus, the success of CBDCs in world trading systems depends not only on technology but also on trust, governance, and global cooperation. Conclusion Central Bank Digital Currencies are no longer theoretical—they are becoming reality. Their integration into world trading systems could redefine how goods, services, and capital move across borders. CBDCs promise faster, cheaper, and more inclusive trade settlements, reducing reliance on intermediaries and potentially reshaping global monetary power. Yet, the transition is fraught with challenges: interoperability, cybersecurity, political resistance, and the risk of financial fragmentation. The future likely points to a multi-CBDC ecosystem, coordinated by international institutions, where nations balance efficiency with sovereignty. In essence, CBDCs represent both a technological innovation and a geopolitical tool. Their impact on global trade will depend not just on design and adoption but on how nations choose to cooperate—or compete—within this new digital financial order.
AMEX:SPYEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
XAUUSD | London Plan | SEP 16, 20251️⃣Main Trend The overall trend remains bullish. Price continues to form higher highs and higher lows, while the long-term ascending trendline has not been broken. This indicates that buyers are still in control of the market. 2️⃣ Key Value Areas (Volume Profile & Daily Open) - Previous Day VAH: 3685 - Previous Day POC: 3682 - Previous Day VAL: 3642 - Daily Open: around 3680 – aligning with the Previous Day POC, which adds further reliability to this zone. 3️⃣ Price Action After yesterday’s strong breakout, price successfully cleared the previous resistance zone at 3673–3676, then retested this level and bounced back up. Currently, price is holding steady above the POC and Daily Open, showing that buyers are maintaining control and absorbing selling pressure effectively. 4️⃣ Candlestick Patterns The H1 candles formed around 3673–3682 show long lower wicks, signaling strong demand and clear rejection of downside attempts. This provides additional confirmation in favor of a continued bullish scenario. 5️⃣ Trading Plan - Buy Zone 3678–3680: aligned with the Previous Day POC and today’s Daily Open, making it a strong intraday support. - Buy Zone 3673–3676: matching the previous highs of the last few days, which has already been tested and confirmed as a demand area. Target: 3690 – 3700 👉 If you find this analysis useful, don’t forget to hit like 👍 and drop a comment 💬 to support us in delivering even better insights!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by satoshi_trader_gold
International Payment Gateways1. Introduction In today’s digital economy, global trade is no longer limited to large corporations. From small businesses to freelancers, millions of people engage in cross-border transactions every day. A consumer in India can order a gadget from the U.S., a freelancer in Africa can work for a client in Europe, and a retailer in Asia can sell to buyers worldwide. The lifeline that makes all this possible is the International Payment Gateway (IPG). At its core, an international payment gateway is the digital bridge that securely facilitates financial transactions between buyers and sellers across borders. It ensures that when a customer pays in one country, the funds are processed, converted, and settled appropriately in the seller’s account, regardless of geographic location. This article explores the concept of international payment gateways in detail—what they are, how they work, their benefits, challenges, and future outlook. 2. What is an International Payment Gateway? An International Payment Gateway (IPG) is a technology platform that allows merchants and businesses to accept payments from customers around the world. It acts as a middleman between the merchant’s website (or app) and the bank or financial network that processes the payment. Key Functions Authorization – Verifies whether the customer has sufficient funds or credit. Authentication – Confirms the legitimacy of the transaction and prevents fraud. Processing – Transmits transaction details securely to banks or card networks. Settlement – Transfers the funds to the merchant’s bank account. Currency Conversion – Converts customer payments into the merchant’s preferred currency. In simple words, a payment gateway is like a virtual cash register for online businesses, but with global reach. 3. Evolution of International Payment Gateways The journey of payment gateways has evolved alongside the growth of e-commerce: 1990s – Early days of online shopping, simple credit card processors emerged. 2000s – Rise of PayPal and other digital wallets made cross-border payments easier. 2010s – Mobile payments, API-driven gateways (like Stripe), and global reach. 2020s and beyond – Blockchain-based solutions, AI-driven fraud prevention, and seamless multi-currency wallets dominate the market. Today, gateways not only process payments but also provide fraud protection, analytics, compliance, and global settlement infrastructure. 4. How International Payment Gateways Work Let’s simplify the complex flow of cross-border transactions into steps: Step 1: Customer Initiates Payment A customer selects a product/service and chooses a payment method (credit card, debit card, digital wallet, UPI, PayPal, etc.). Step 2: Encryption The gateway encrypts sensitive information (card details, banking info) to ensure security. Step 3: Routing to Processor The data is sent to the acquiring bank (merchant’s bank) via the gateway. Step 4: Communication with Card Networks The acquiring bank sends the request to the card network (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, etc.), which then routes it to the issuing bank (customer’s bank). Step 5: Authorization The issuing bank checks funds, fraud risks, and authenticity before approving or declining. Step 6: Response Sent Back The authorization result is sent back through the same chain—card network → acquiring bank → gateway → merchant website. Step 7: Settlement If approved, funds are deducted from the customer’s account, converted into the merchant’s currency if needed, and deposited into the merchant’s bank account (usually within a few days). 5. Features of International Payment Gateways Modern international gateways offer a wide range of features: Multi-Currency Support – Customers can pay in their own currency. Multiple Payment Methods – Credit cards, debit cards, wallets, bank transfers, cryptocurrencies. Fraud Prevention – AI-driven monitoring, 3D Secure authentication, tokenization. Compliance – Adheres to PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) and regional regulations. Recurring Billing – Useful for subscriptions and SaaS businesses. Mobile Integration – Seamless payments on apps and mobile sites. Analytics & Reporting – Insights into transactions, chargebacks, and customer behavior. 6. Types of International Payment Gateways There are several categories of gateways based on their functionality and business models: 1. Hosted Gateways Redirect customers to the gateway’s payment page (e.g., PayPal, Razorpay checkout). Easy to integrate, but less control over user experience. 2. Integrated Gateways Customers enter payment details directly on the merchant’s site. Requires PCI compliance but offers better branding and user experience. 3. API-Based Gateways Offer advanced flexibility, customization, and direct integration with apps/websites. Examples: Stripe, Adyen. 4. Localized Gateways Cater to regional markets with local currency and payment methods. Example: Alipay (China), Paytm (India). 5. Cryptocurrency Gateways Enable payments via Bitcoin, Ethereum, or stablecoins. Examples: BitPay, CoinGate. 7. Major Players in the International Payment Gateway Industry Some leading international payment gateways include: PayPal – Global leader in cross-border digital wallets. Stripe – Popular with startups and developers for API-based integration. Adyen – Enterprise-focused, used by companies like Uber and Spotify. Worldpay – Long-standing provider with global reach. Authorize.Net – One of the earliest online payment gateways. 2Checkout (now Verifone) – Multi-currency global payments. Alipay & WeChat Pay – Dominant in China. Payoneer – Widely used for freelancer payments worldwide. Razorpay, PayU, CCAvenue – Strong players in India. 8. Benefits of International Payment Gateways For businesses and consumers, these gateways bring immense advantages: For Businesses Access to global customers. Increased sales through diverse payment methods. Automated conversion and settlement in preferred currency. Fraud protection and security compliance. Easy integration with websites, apps, and e-commerce platforms. For Customers Convenience of paying in local currency. Wide choice of payment methods. Secure and fast transactions. Global access to products and services. 9. Challenges of International Payment Gateways Despite their benefits, IPGs face challenges: High Transaction Fees – Cross-border fees, currency conversion, and settlement charges can be expensive. Regulatory Compliance – Different countries have varying rules (KYC, AML, data protection). Fraud & Chargebacks – International transactions are riskier and prone to disputes. Currency Volatility – Exchange rate fluctuations affect settlements. Technical Integration – API complexity and ongoing maintenance can be challenging. Limited Accessibility – Some regions lack reliable banking or digital infrastructure. 10. International Payment Gateway Regulations To operate globally, gateways must adhere to strict rules: PCI DSS Compliance – Ensures cardholder data protection. KYC (Know Your Customer) & AML (Anti-Money Laundering) – Prevents illicit financial activities. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) – Governs data privacy in the EU. Local Regulations – RBI (India), FCA (UK), SEC (US), etc. Conclusion International Payment Gateways are the unsung heroes of the digital economy. They ensure that whether you’re a small Etsy seller in India, a freelancer in Africa, or a corporation in America, you can send and receive payments globally with just a few clicks. While challenges like high fees, fraud risks, and regulatory hurdles remain, the benefits far outweigh them. As technology advances—with blockchain, AI, and digital currencies—payment gateways will become even faster, cheaper, and more secure. In essence, International Payment Gateways are not just about payments—they are about enabling global trade, financial inclusion, and the future of borderless commerce.
NASDAQ:AMZNEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
Gold Sideways Ahead of FOMC, Holding Support at $3,638📊 Gold Analysis (XAU/USD) • Current: Price is trading around $3,642, holding support at $3,638, with resistance near $3,646–$3,650. Market remains sideways, waiting for Fed news. • Technical: o Holding above $3,638 → potential rebound to $3,650 – $3,655, possibly $3,668. o Break below $3,638 → could drop to $3,632 – $3,628. • Trend: Consolidation in a narrow range, awaiting FOMC breakout. • Strategy: o BUY around $3,638–$3,632 with tight SL. o SELL near $3,646–$3,655 if no breakout occurs.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Mian-FXSignals
Gold Holds Steady, $3,700 in FocusOANDA:XAUUSD The price is still holding firm around $3,637/oz after the U.S. inflation report came in softer than expected. Despite a slight pullback, bullish momentum remains strong, and the falling wedge pattern is signaling a potential breakout. From my personal perspective, the $3,700 level will be the key decision point. If it is broken with strong momentum, gold could extend its rally toward $3,725/oz or even higher. However, upcoming U.S. economic data such as PPI and jobless claims should be closely monitored as they may directly influence short-term volatility. This is my outlook shared with the trading community. What do you think? Let’s discuss in the comments!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Kenn_Nguyen
5
EUR/USD - Rising Wedge Breakout @ H1 CMCMARKETS:EURUSD EUR/USD - Wedge Pattern Strong breakout - @ H1 with high volume. Expecting Strong Bearish outlook today and Fundamental also play major role today. "The Fed is still signalling more rate cuts, but at the same time still sees okay growth, which is a positive combination for share markets" The Fed reduced rates by a quarter point on Wednesday, as expected, and indicated it will steadily lower borrowing costs for the rest of this year, initially sending the dollar plunging. Support by Likes and Comments. Thank you.
Short
by AM_AlphaTrading
1
EUR/USD - Fundamental Move (18.09.2025)The EUR/USD Pair on the M30 timeframe presents a Potential Selling Opportunity due to a recent Formation of a Breakout Pattern. This suggests a shift in momentum towards the downside in the coming hours. Possible Short Trade: Entry: Consider Entering A Short Position around Trendline Of The Pattern. Target Levels: 1st Support – 1.1744 2nd Support – 1.1704 Fundamental Updates : Fed Chair Powell described this rate cut as a way to manage risks due to a weaker job market, and said there is no need to rush further rate cuts. The Fed's future plans suggest more rate cuts this year, but only one more in 2026. 🎁 Please hit the like button and 🎁 Leave a comment to support for My Post ! Your likes and comments are incredibly motivating and will encourage me to share more analysis with you. Best Regards, KABHI_TA_TRADING Thank you.
Short
by KABHI_TA_TRADING
2