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EUR/USD Sell – May 21 Bias: Bearish (4H / 1H / 15m all down) and in Orderblocks. POI: 15m OB Trigger: 1m BOS from 15m OB (means market reacted → valid) Entry: On the last untouched 1m OB left behind after the BOS TP: Final TP at gap (18RR), partial TP at 1:3RR Risk: Asia high not swept → could spike into SL before dumping ⚠️ Key Notes Asia High = liquidity → price might hunt it first, then reverse If you entered before the sweep, SL spike risk is real If you wait after the sweep and get a clean 1m OB + BOS again = higher probability entry
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by sTax11
BNBUSDT preparing for major upside RallyBNBUSDT has broken out of a major bullish structure and has since transitioned into a well defined ascending wedge, suggesting the development of an extended Wave 3 within an impulsive Elliott sequence. Price is currently progressing toward the projected Wave 3 target around $935, a level that also coincides with a significant historical supply zone. Once reached, this area may trigger a sharp corrective pullback, likely forming Wave 4. Should this correction hold above key structural support, the final impulsive leg toward the $1,613 region is expected to complete the ongoing trading cycle for BNB. We invite you to share your perspective in the comments and revisit our earlier BNB analysis linked below for broader context on this setup.
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by weslad
EurAud update.Good day traders, I’m back with yet another update on EurAud. In the description I will tag my previous setup on EurAud to show you where we are in price and I left the drawings as they were to help you understand price more. On Monday price opened with that same bullish flow and pushed till the low of the volume imbalance as expected but as we can see that FVG was able to hold price above. From the original setup what price did yesterday was expected Thursday or Friday the latest, so since price did not go for that 1st.PFVG on Monday and Tuesday, we can now expect price to go for that level. If we take a closer look at that leg higher from that FVG, we have a balanced price range that we can expect price not to respect.
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by FxPipMaster_TebohoMatla
Bitcoin is approaching a “Golden Cross”🚀 Bitcoin is approaching a “Golden Cross” (the 50-day moving average is about to cross above the 200-day) What does that mean, and what might come next? 📍 What’s happening right now BTC is squeezed in a $101 K – $107 K range. The 50-day SMA is racing toward the 200-day SMA; the bullish crossover (the “Golden Cross”) is expected within the week. On Deribit, more than 60 % of the 30 May option series are $110 K call options. When traders buy these calls, market-makers hedge by buying spot BTC. The nearer the price gets to $110 K, the more spot BTC they have to buy. 📈 How the market behaved before The 10-day chart shows the 50-day (blue) and 200-day (orange) SMAs. In the last three cycles, a bullish Golden Cross appeared 50–90 days after a bearish “Death Cross.” Each time, the cross formed inside a buyer zone (marked with blue rectangles). In the 2nd and 3rd cycles, price never came back to retest that buyer zone. Right now, the buyer zone is already in place, the Golden Cross is only about $300 away, and 50 days have passed since the last Death Cross. Some traders seem to be buying early, betting on a break to a new all-time high (ATH). Wishing you profitable trades!
by AlexeyWolf
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Exposing Price Inefficiencies: The Role of Fair Value Gaps (FVG)In the ever-evolving landscape of price action trading, one concept has gained significant traction among institutional and retail traders alike: Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) . At Xuantify, we believe that understanding market inefficiencies is key to anticipating high-probability setups—and FVGs offer just that. 🔍 What Is a Fair Value Gap? A Fair Value Gap is a price imbalance that occurs when the market moves too quickly in one direction, leaving behind a "gap" in liquidity. This typically happens during high volatility or news-driven events, where price skips over levels without sufficient buying or selling. In technical terms, an FVG is identified when a candle’s low (in a bullish move) or high (in a bearish move) does not overlap with the previous or next candle. This creates a three-candle structure : - Bullish FVG : Candle 1 (bearish), Candle 2 (strong bullish), Candle 3 (bullish or neutral) - Bearish FVG : Candle 1 (bullish), Candle 2 (strong bearish), Candle 3 (bearish or neutral) These gaps often act as magnets for price , as the market seeks to rebalance and fill the inefficiency. 🧠 Why Do FVGs Matter? FVGs are not just visual anomalies—they represent institutional footprints . When large orders are executed, they often cause price to move rapidly, leaving behind unfilled orders. Smart money tends to revisit these zones to complete their positions. Key Benefits of Trading FVGs: - ✅ High-probability entries: Price often returns to fill the gap before continuing its trend. - ✅ Clear invalidation levels: The edges of the gap provide natural stop-loss zones. - ✅ Works across timeframes: From scalping on the 1-minute to swing trading on the daily. 🧩 Using the “Fair Value Gap ” Indicator To simplify the process of identifying and trading FVGs, we recommend the Fair Value Gap indicator on TradingView. This tool automatically highlights bullish and bearish FVGs, tracks their mitigation, and even provides alerts when gaps are filled. Key Features: - Auto-detection of bullish and bearish FVGs - Mitigation tracking: See which gaps are filled and which remain open - Threshold filtering: Focus on significant gaps by adjusting the minimum size - Dynamic mode: Monitor evolving FVGs in real time - Alerts: Get notified when price fills a gap 💡 No Repainting, No Delays One of the most reassuring aspects of this indicator is that it does not repaint . Once a fair value gap is printed, it stays on the chart—no disappearing zones, no misleading signals. Even better, the indicator plots FVGs in real time . It uses a three-candle structure and confirms the gap immediately after the third candle closes . This means you’re seeing valid, actionable gaps as they form—not in hindsight. This makes the LuxAlgo FVG tool a reliable companion for both live trading and backtesting , giving traders the confidence that what they see is what the market actually delivered. How to Use It: 1. Add the indicator : Search for “Fair Value Gap ” in the TradingView Indicators tab. 2. Adjust settings : - Use the “Threshold %” to filter out smaller, less relevant gaps. - Enable “Mitigation Levels” to track filled gaps. - Use “Auto Threshold” for adaptive filtering based on volatility. 3. Trade setups : - Contrarian : Wait for price to fill a gap and look for reversal signals. - Trend-following : Enter trades in the direction of the gap when it forms. ⚠️ FVGs Are Not Always Honored While FVGs offer powerful insight into market inefficiencies, it's important to remember: they are not guaranteed reversal or continuation zones . Sometimes price will blow right through a gap without reacting—especially in trending or news-driven markets. Why this happens: The gap may have already been mitigated on a lower timeframe Strong momentum or macroeconomic catalysts override technical zones The FVG is too small or lacks confluence with other key levels How to manage this: Always combine FVGs with structure, liquidity, and volume Use alerts and confirmations (e.g., candle patterns or BOS/CHOCH) Avoid trading FVGs in isolation—context is everything 🧠 Best Indicator Combinations with FVG To increase the accuracy of FVG-based setups, we recommend combining the LuxAlgo FVG indicator with the following tools: 1. Market Structure (LuxAlgo Smart Money Concepts) Identify breaks of structure (BOS) or change of character (CHOCH) near FVGs. Use structure shifts to confirm whether the FVG is likely to hold or fail. 2. Volume Profile or Session Volume Confirm FVGs with low-volume nodes or volume gaps . FVGs aligning with volume imbalances are more likely to be respected. 3. Order Blocks Look for FVGs that overlap with bullish or bearish order blocks . This confluence often signals institutional accumulation or distribution. 4. Relative Strength Index (RSI) or Stochastic Use momentum indicators to confirm exhaustion or continuation near FVGs. For example, a bullish FVG + oversold RSI = potential long setup. 5. Liquidity Zones (Equal Highs/Lows, Swing Points) FVGs near liquidity pools are often targeted before reversal. Combine with sweep setups for sniper entries. Here’s a new section you can add to your blog post, focusing on the power of **Multi-Timeframe (MTF) FVG Alignments**: 🧭 Multi-Timeframe FVG Alignments One of the most powerful ways to increase the reliability of Fair Value Gaps is by using multi-timeframe confluence . When FVGs align across different timeframes—say, a 1H FVG inside a 4H FVG zone—it often signals a high-probability reaction area . Why it works: Higher timeframe FVGs represent broader institutional imbalances Lower timeframe FVGs offer precise entries within those zones Alignment confirms that multiple layers of market participants are active in the same area How to use it: Start with a higher timeframe (e.g., 4H or Daily) and mark key FVGs Drop to a lower timeframe (e.g., 15M or 1H) and look for fresh FVGs forming inside the higher zone Wait for structure shifts or liquidity sweeps within the lower timeframe FVG before entering This technique is especially effective when combined with tools like LuxAlgo Smart Money Concepts and Volume Profile , helping you time entries with sniper-like precision while staying aligned with the broader market narrative. 📊 Backtest It Yourself FVGs are best understood through chart time . Load up your favorite pair on TradingView, activate the LuxAlgo FVG indicator, and observe how price reacts. You’ll be surprised how often these zones act as support, resistance, or launchpads for major moves. 🚀 Final Thoughts Fair Value Gaps are more than just a buzzword—they’re a window into how smart money operates. By incorporating FVGs and tools like the LuxAlgo indicator , you gain a deeper understanding of market dynamics and a sharper edge in execution. At Xuantify, we’re committed to decoding institutional logic and bringing it to the retail trader. Stay tuned for more insights, and as always— trade smart, not hard .
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by Xuantify
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USDJPY Outlook: Weekly Bearish Bias Despite Temporary RebalanceGreetings Traders, It's the start of a new trading week, and our focus is on the Gopher — CAPITALCOM:USDJPY . Weekly Overview: Temporary Rebalance, Bearish Tone Intact On the weekly chart, USDJPY pushed higher to rebalance a Fair Value Gap (FVG) between 149.30 and 148.26. Following this, price was swiftly rejected, forming a shooting star candlestick — a classic sign of potential bearish continuation. However, for this bearish outlook to remain valid, 146.250 must hold as resistance. A sustained break above this level could invalidate the current bias and signal the possibility of further upside. Daily Chart: Downside Pressure Builds Looking at the daily timeframe, we see a sequence of down-close candles, indicating consistent selling pressure. I expect price to continue pushing lower, targeting the FVG below, with a potential sweep of sell-side liquidity resting under recent lows. Trading Plan: Bearish Setup Unless disrupted by high-impact fundamentals, I’ll be favouring short positions this week. My planned setup is as follows: Entry: On confirmation within the 145.63 zone Stop Loss: Above 145.97 Target Zones: Around 144.430 I’ll monitor price reaction closely at key levels to manage the trade accordingly.
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by AbdulMujibOnimisi
EURCHF: Bullish Wave Ahead?! 🇪🇺🇨🇭 I think that EURCHF is going to resume a bullish rally soon. A strong bullish reaction to a rising trend line on a daily, triggered a formation of a buying imbalance on a 4H time frame and a Change of Character. I expect a growth at least to 0.941 level. ❤️Please, support my work with like, thank you!❤️ I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
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by VasilyTrader
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Aptos Long Term ViewAptos taken out almost all liquidation from below side, it can fall more towards 3.5$ to take out all new buyers and then push towards 15$, remember 15-16$ is an unmitigated zone, sooner or later this imbalance zone will be filled. So if your an investor and want easy 3x gain then buy apt from 5$ 2nd entry 4$ and last buying from 3.5$, ignore lower timeframe volatility and BTC movement, these entries are easily achievable if market crashes by any chance so you can close your position at breakeven. While 7.19-7.50$ area is crucial to break, once this zone is broken there is nothing upside that can stop Aptos from hitting 15$. Any daily candle closing above the marked zone will confirm trend shift, before this trade setup is like high risk n reward. While I'm very confident on Aptos that it will hit 15% mark.
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by mejazkhanm
GU| Patiently Watching This Setup Cook4H gave me the (BOS) break of structure to the downside - that's my bearish intent on the higher timeframe. Price could climb into the supply zone above before delivering that reversal. Dropped to the 30M, structure is still bullish for now, showing strong momentum. Now it's a waiting game... Do we dip to take out that sell-side liquidity (SSL) for a clean buy setup first? Or... are we already mitigating the 4H supply and about to print a bearish shift on 30M? Either way, I'm letting price tell me the truth. No chasing. No guessing. Just real logic with structure & inducement flow. Stay sharp. Bless Trading!
by Juicemannn
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