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Gold (XAU/EUR) – Potential Sell Setup from Rising Wedge 📉 Market Structure & Pattern: The chart shows a broadening wedge pattern followed by a rising wedge formation. Price has reached the upper boundary of the descending channel, where a potential sell-off could begin. 📉 Bearish Outlook: The sell signal is indicated near 2,811 EUR, suggesting a possible reversal. The target area is around 2,769 - 2,700 EUR, aligning with previous support zones. If the price breaks below the wedge structure, further downside momentum is expected. 📌 Trading Plan: Bears may look for short opportunities around resistance. A break below 2,794 EUR could confirm further downside. Bulls should monitor price action for any rejection near support zones for potential buying opportunities. ⚠️ Risk Management: A break above 2,815 EUR could invalidate the bearish setup. Stop-loss placement above resistance is advisable to minimize risk.

HBLPOWER: SYMMETRICAL WEDGE NSE:HBLPOWER stock is currently forming a symmetrical wedge pattern following a significant rally, indicating potential consolidation before the next major price move. This pattern suggests a period of indecision in the market, with equal pressure from both buyers and sellers. A breakout above the upper trendline would signal a continuation of the previous uptrend, targeting 770. Conversely, a breakdown below the lower trendline would indicate a reversal, suggesting a possible decline towards the stop loss at 505. Traders should watch for a decisive breakout or breakdown to confirm the next direction.

INDOTECH - Symmetrical wedge pattern NSE:INDOTECH stock has formed a symmetrical wedge pattern following a strong rally, indicating a potential continuation or reversal. Symmetrical wedges often signal consolidation before a significant price move. If the price breaks above the upper trendline, it suggests a continuation of the upward trend with a price target of 2450. Conversely, a break below the lower trendline could indicate a reversal, warranting a stop loss at 1600 to mitigate potential losses. Trading Strategy: Bullish Breakout: Entry Point: Consider entering a long position on a confirmed breakout above the upper resistance trend line, ideally accompanied by increased volume. Target Price: Measure the height of the wedge at its widest point and project it upwards from the breakout point. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below the lower support trend line to manage risk. Bearish Breakdown: Entry Point: Consider entering a short position on a confirmed breakdown below the lower support trend line, with accompanying high volume. Target Price: Project the height of the wedge downwards from the breakdown point for the target price. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss above the upper resistance trend line.

Declining Wedge in the S&P 500 This is a chart of the S&P Futures (ES!) showing a declining wedge pattern. While technical analysis is admittedly down on the list of my personal trading hierarchy, I think this particular formation is presenting some interesting implications and possible trade ideas. Macro factors not withstanding, I wouldn't be surprised to see either A) more channeling between the 4150 - 4400 range, or B) a relief rally north of 4500 over the next month or two. The Declining Wedge idea supports this thesis... The statistics indicate that Declining Wedges are not a great performer compared to other patterns - and that's ok, because these trade ideas don't need them to be. If we temper expectations and use defined risk, a modest snap to the upside can offer some nice profitable trades. I like to use the "Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns" by Thomas Bulkowski to give my technical analysis some statistical grounding. According to his research, in the context of a bear market (which we seem to be in, at least in the short term), a Declining Wedge has about a 75% probability of making a 5% reversal move, and about a 68% probability of moving 10%. The S&P also currently meets the identification guidelines of a minimum of 5 trend line touches and declining volume (as depicted in the chart). Also note that the Wedge is occurring near the edge of the value area on the Volume Profile. So how to trade it? Since the Declining Wedge isn't a particularly strong pattern, I'd recommend using a defined risk strategy like a vertical spread. Unfortunately due to the current elevated level of implied volatility, vertical CALL spreads aren't pricing particularly well - but here's one: Buy SPY 435 18 APRIL 22 CALL Sell SPY 437 18 APRIL 22 CALL ... this was pricing around a -0.78 Debit... its not a great risk reward, but its viable and fits within the thesis - but what if we dig deeper? Consider for a moment that on a Year To Date basis, the Nasdaq is lagging the S&P. The NQ is rallying considerably this morning, but before the open, it was down by about -14% YTD vs. -11% on the ES. So perhaps if the market bounces over the next month, it will be propelled by mean reversion in the NQ. The NQ is suffering from the same problem as the ES so from a risk reward standpoint, the spread I'd build in the QQQ would follow the same logic as the trade in SPY above - you just might get a little more upside movement in the NQ and thus a little more bang for your buck - maybe... but here's an interesting idea... Can you think of a Nasdaq stock thats been nearly cut in half since the start of the year? Because I can - Facebook. Regardless of the Declining Wedge idea, FB will likely have a vicious relief rally in the coming weeks, if for no other reason than the eventual short covering. I'm very interested in putting on a ratio back spread in FB in anticipation of that move. Something like this: SELL -1 FB 29 APR 22 CALL BUY +2 FB 29 APR 22 CALL ... this was pricing for around a +0.27 credit ... Bear in mind there is a significant amount of risk in this trade with a max loss of about $1,500 per unit. However, the exepected move for FB over the next 45 days is about +/- 30pts, which gives this trade fairly good odds of seeing degrees of profitability over that time - and bear in mind that the profit potential is pretty damn good considering the trade is being done for a credit. Happy trading :)

NGAS Target Price 2.9385 (Entry Price 2.6245)NGAS

PPTBTC is trying to have a breakout 🦐PPTBTC is trying to have a breakout From the weekly falling wedge. The price created an inverse head and shoulder on the daily chart and is trying to have a breakout from the neckline. IF the price will have a breakout and flips the neckline into daily support According to Plancton's strategy, we can set a nice order ––––– Follow the Shrimp 🦐 Keep in mind. 🟣 Purple structure -> Monthly structure. 🔴 Red structure -> Weekly structure. 🔵 Blue structure -> Daily structure. 🟡 Yellow structure -> 4h structure. ⚫️ Black structure -> <4h structure. Here is the Plancton0618 technical analysis, please comment below if you have any question. The ENTRY in the market will be taken only if the condition of the Plancton0618 strategy will trigger.

1/12/2020 EURUSD long idea Another Forex Trading Snack! The EUR has been trapped inside of a multi year wedge pattern ( indicated by the blue trend lines ) but once it broke out of this pattern it’s bias in my opinion is to the long side. Also recently the DXY index has formed a wedge like shorter term pattern and the exact inverse pattern of the DXY is the gray trend lines indicated on this chart. My idea is buying the dips. My red box is my buy zone as well the bottom of the box is my extreme stop placement. Should orders get filled I would expect the top of the gray pattern line as the first target zone, but secretly wanting a breakout to happen. As always all the best in your trading. A EURUSD landscape daily chart Always remember, Forex Trading is the hardest Easy money you’ll ever make!! Plan your trade, and trade your plan with your individual risk management.