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DON'T MISS EURAUD SHORT TRADE📌 Trade Setup Details: Pair: EUR/AUD Timeframe: 4H (4-Hour) Entry: 1.66347 (Sell Entry after Liquidity Grab) Stop-Loss (SL): 1.66587 (Above Sell-Side Liquidity Level) Take Profit (TP): TP1: 1.65000 (Fair Value Gap - FVG) TP2: 1.64808 (Order Block - OB) TP3: 1.64309 (Major Sell-Side Liquidity Target) Risk-to-Reward (RR): Around 1:4 📊 Market Analysis & Justification: Liquidity Grab: Price swept previous highs, indicating a potential reversal. Order Block Confirmation: Rejection near the 4H OB confirms a possible sell setup. FVG (Fair Value Gap): An imbalance below suggests price is likely to fill this zone. Market Structure: After liquidity grab and rejection, we expect lower lows in the market. This trade setup follows Smart Money Concept (SMC) and ICT principles, aligning with bearish price action. 📉🔥
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by naumanfx_
Gold | How far can the uptrend continue? Given the strong uptrend of gold and breaking the resistance at 2350, we can expect the next price ceiling to be in the range of 2370 - 2375, and gold to move towards this range. Key resistances: 2350 2370 - 2375 Key supports: 2325 - 2330 2300 - 2305 Fundamental: Wall Street Awaits Earnings Reports, Oil Eyes Global Demand, CPI and Central Bank Meetings in Focus The second quarter of 2024 got off to a rough start for Wall Street. Strong US economic data and surprise nonfarm payrolls results led market participants to reassess rate hike expectations, compounding geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that stoked some short-term concerns. Oil prices hit their highest level in five months and oil continued its record-setting rally despite the dollar not strengthening. Continued conditions could complicate the Fed's role in inflation and push it to the sidelines. April will focus on the next earnings season in the US to see if corporate revenue recovery since late last year has more room to run. As usual, earnings season kicks off with reports from big US banks like JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Citigroup on Friday the 12th. This week will also see inflation data from the US and China including consumer (CPI) and producer (PPI) prices, central bank meetings from Europe, Canada and New Zealand, US corporate earnings reports, UK GDP and more in focus for investors. Inflation and Fed Meeting Minutes Again Under Investor Microscope The most important US event this week will be inflation data for March with consumer (CPI) and producer (PPI) price indexes. Inflation has stubbornly stayed hot in recent months, with housing especially sticky and surging insurance costs greatly impacting core inflation readings. Uncertainty remains but prices paid in the ISM, NFIB prices and employment cost index all indicate pricing pressures should meaningfully abate through the year. However, the Fed is concerned about some metric influences like one-off annual insurance hikes, rent increases and more that could further cloud the outlook. Core CPI is expected to rise 0.3% monthly and 3.7% yearly in March, down 0.1% from prior periods in both measures. Headline CPI is seen easing to 0.3% monthly and rising to 3.4% yearly, a 0.2% increase from prior. PPI is also expected to show easing pressures. Overall, hotter-than-expected inflation could push price-setters away from a June Fed rate cut and hot inflation amid tight labor markets would reinforce dollar strength.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by uPaSKaL
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EU faces pressure to defuse mounting anger as farmers protest aGiven the mounting anger and protests by farmers across Europe, there appears to be a significant challenge stemming from contradictory and potentially detrimental agricultural policies. The grievances include increased costs for agricultural diesel, additional fees for water consumption, complex regulations, and objections to bans on pesticides and herbicides mandated by the EU's Green Deal. The farmers are also concerned about the import of beef from countries like Brazil and Argentina, which they argue have laxer rules on animal welfare, making competition difficult. This unrest, originating in France but spreading to neighboring countries, signals a broader issue with unpredictable government decisions affecting agriculture. In the Netherlands and Germany, similar protests have arisen over regulations to cut nitrogen emissions and phase out fuel subsidies, respectively. In Germany, there is also resentment over what is perceived as the unfair application of environmental policies. With protests extending to Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and Bulgaria, concerns range from unfair competition from cut-price cereals to high taxes and tight regulations. The impact of droughts, floods, and wildfires, combined with the squeeze from green policies, has fueled discontent. For investors, this could be a pivotal moment to consider commodities such as cereals, soybeans, and copper. The disruptions in European agriculture may create fluctuations in the market, making these commodities potentially attractive for investment. However, it is crucial to monitor developments closely as tensions continue to grow, and the agricultural sector shapes up to be a major issue in the upcoming European Parliament elections in June.
AMEX:DBCLong
by Maximus20000
SPY S&P 500 ETF Options ChainI have monitored the options chain of SPY in the past 2 months and I noticed some big Puts positions that are recurring, regardless of the price: 2023-3-17 expiration date $386 strike price ($2.53 premium now) I don`t know that it has something to to with the higher than expected inflation, continuation of the interest rate hikes, the P/E ratio of 21.80 for SPX (quite high), or the war in Ukraine. But options traders are quite bearish on SPY S&P 500 ETF for the upcoming month. Looking forward to read your opinion about it!
AMEX:SPYShort
by TopgOptions
3
bull dollar losing steamdxy has had a full head of steam, and thats meant bear action for equities as well as crypto, but you can see thats lost the velocity required to maintain its distributive wave. if you look at uup shorts you can quite see the maxing out of the markets ability to price in new liquidity as in contract the dollar supply and increase equity or currency pair demand especially electronic networks like bitcoin that are tethered to dxy. i think this will lead to bear dollar soon.
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by cerealpatterns
Stablecoin Issuer COTI To Launch $70M Ecosystem FundCOTI has launched its investment fund COTI Ventures. Through the fund, COTI ecosystem-based projects will be receiving support. COTI Ventures has already made two investments as of today. In an announcement today, the issuer of the Cardano stablecoin ‘Djed’, COTI, introduced the foundation of the COTI ecosystem fund – COTI Ventures. The investment fund will be the next step in expanding the COTI ecosystem by onboarding developers using the $70 million funding set aside for the same.
BINANCEUS:BNBUSDLong
by saitripindir
Top Shareholders leaving CRCTop shareholders of CRC have recently reduced there holdings. 1. GoldenTree Asset Management who owns 15,579,032 shares levelled holdings by a large 20.415% decrease 2. Ares Management who holds 14,788,286 shares have recently reduce there holdings by 14.64% What could this mean? --> Well to put it simply it may just be profit taking as Ares bought more shares around $30 --> Minimising positions. It is well known California is turning to green energy and the government is showing for support. --> Stigma has also increased for oil due to media portrayal however the world is not ready to depart from oil so really it could be typically play of talking the talk and not walking the walk.
NYSE:CRC
by Mikey_Scali