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@israeljasspu - 1 month ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Eth/usdt

Short

Expect a fullback after weekend news

Somehow market have found it bottom at this level...if the gesture is correct then we have take out previous weakly high to find out with that in mind do well to buy the bottoms

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@genefx - 1 month ago
Quoted - genefx

Gold likely to continue up on breaking above 4355

UPDATES ON GOLD 🪙 🪙

XAU/USD managed to break above 4355 continued a little bit then reversed and ranging around 4355 again.

WHAT'S THE POINT 🤔🤔🤔

If GOLD doesn't get back up today then it will definitely back up tomorrow 15th up to 4390 - 4400✅✅

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@investorgeo - 1 month ago
Quoted - investorgeo

Waiting for XauUsd to get to my pois. I don't know how long it's gonna take, so I'm probably not trading this week 😕.

Hopefully something happens that'll push price to those levels.

Still waiting.

Current gold move is most likely a H4 retracement. I think gold is still bearish.

No matter what your bias is though, always wait for confirmation.

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@genefx - 1 month ago
Quoted - charlesthefirst

That's what I placed

Didn't trigger 🤦🏻‍♂️😭😭😭😭😭

I doubt if anything directional should be expected from gold at this time. Let's say tomorrow for more directional move from gold. I still expect a bullish market on Gold tomorrow

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@genefx - 1 month ago
Quoted - charlesthefirst

Today's move on gold is making me speechless

😅 was expecting gold to continue up on breaking 4355 but it didn't. But trailing stoploss help in locking in profit regardless.

Forex Market News Update for today sponsored by Marvelous-Treasure

Geopolitical Shifts and Central Bank Watch

A major pacesetter is the preliminary peace agreement between the US and Iran, aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. This news has led to a sharp decline in oil prices, with WTI crude probing below $80 per barrel and Brent dropping below $83. Consequently, risk assets are showing gains, while currencies previously weighed down by the Iran conflict, such as the Indian Rupee (INR), Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and Philippine Peso (PHP), are outperforming. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has also slipped to a 10-day low as safe-haven demand diminishes.

Looking ahead, the market's attention is firmly fixed on central bank policy. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is expected to announce its rate decision tomorrow, with a vast majority of economists predicting a 25 basis point hike, bringing rates to 1.00%. This move, driven by persistent inflation and yen weakness, could narrow the US-Japan interest rate differential. Simultaneously, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is set to meet this week, with no changes to interest rates anticipated, but focus will be on the new Chair Kevin Warsh's leadership.

Let's talk about some of my or your favourite pairs:

USD/JPY: The pair remains stubbornly strong above 160.00, despite easing geopolitical risks and falling oil prices. However, with the BoJ's potential rate hike and the FOMC meeting, a bearish tilt is possible this week. Japanese authorities have intervened around the 160 level previously due to the speed of moves, and this area could trigger further action.

EUR/USD: The Euro is finding some support from the ECB's recent interest rate hike and revised inflation forecasts. However, a lowered eurozone growth forecast and sensitivity to energy costs present headwinds. The US dollar's weakness, stemming from the Iran deal, provides some room for EUR/USD recovery, though upside may be limited by the eurozone's prospects.

USDCAD: The US dollar is extending its rally, testing fresh resistance and attempting to break above 1.4000. A decisive continuation could see the pair move towards 1.4065, with 1.3915 acting as initial support.

Keep monitoring ongoing geopolitical developments and central bank communications closely for further market direction.

Lastly, don't forget to eat healthy cos a healthy trader is a healthy mind which can withstand the pressure of the market.

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@israeljasspu - 1 month ago

Btc got rejected at our poi again this is 6h price action current poi 67300

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@israeljasspu - 1 month ago
Quoted - marvelous_treasure

Forex Market News Update for today sponsored by Marvelous-Treasure

Geopolitical Shifts and Central Bank Watch

A major pacesetter is the preliminary peace agreement between the US and Iran, aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. This news has led to a sharp decline in oil prices, with WTI crude probing below $80 per barrel and Brent dropping below $83. Consequently, risk assets are showing gains, while currencies previously weighed down by the Iran conflict, such as the Indian Rupee (INR), Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and Philippine Peso (PHP), are outperforming. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has also slipped to a 10-day low as safe-haven demand diminishes.

Looking ahead, the market's attention is firmly fixed on central bank policy. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is expected to announce its rate decision tomorrow, with a vast majority of economists predicting a 25 basis point hike, bringing rates to 1.00%. This move, driven by persistent inflation and yen weakness, could narrow the US-Japan interest rate differential. Simultaneously, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is set to meet this week, with no changes to interest rates anticipated, but focus will be on the new Chair Kevin Warsh's leadership.

Let's talk about some of my or your favourite pairs:

USD/JPY: The pair remains stubbornly strong above 160.00, despite easing geopolitical risks and falling oil prices. However, with the BoJ's potential rate hike and the FOMC meeting, a bearish tilt is possible this week. Japanese authorities have intervened around the 160 level previously due to the speed of moves, and this area could trigger further action.

EUR/USD: The Euro is finding some support from the ECB's recent interest rate hike and revised inflation forecasts. However, a lowered eurozone growth forecast and sensitivity to energy costs present headwinds. The US dollar's weakness, stemming from the Iran deal, provides some room for EUR/USD recovery, though upside may be limited by the eurozone's prospects.

USDCAD: The US dollar is extending its rally, testing fresh resistance and attempting to break above 1.4000. A decisive continuation could see the pair move towards 1.4065, with 1.3915 acting as initial support.

Keep monitoring ongoing geopolitical developments and central bank communications closely for further market direction.

Lastly, don't forget to eat healthy cos a healthy trader is a healthy mind which can withstand the pressure of the market.

Summarize next time

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@israeljasspu - 1 month ago

Lol ☻️ okay shaa I wouldn't be surprised at all

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@genefx - 1 month ago

RED NEWS 🛑🛑🛑

But won't be affecting XAU/USD.

TAKE NOTE of the currencies with red news as they are likely going to be volatile. Or just avoid the market hrs to the time.

I don't trade news📌📌

What’s the biggest challenge for you as a trader right now?

Capital?

Psychology?

Strategy?

Prop firm rules?

Oppression?

🚶🚶🚶🚶

Just imagine ohhh

How many of us go get plan B

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@genefx - 1 month ago

🕗 THE POWER OF TIMEFRAMES

⏳ The market shows a different reality on each timeframe. What looks like a breakout on M5 might be just a wick on H1 — or a liquidity grab on D1.

📉 LOWER TIMEFRAMES (M1 – M15)

🟢 Every stop hunt, liquidity sweep, and market-maker trap starts here.

🟢 Price moves fast and dirty — spreads widen during news, wicks kill tight stops.

🟢 Institutions use these charts to engineer entries and sweep retail orders.

🔥 Best for scalping news (NFP, CPI), sniper entries after HTF setups, managing trade exits. Use M1/M5 only after a plan is made on H1/D1 — they’re execution charts, not planning charts.

⚖️ MID TIMEFRAMES (M30 – H4)

🔵 The control room of price action — where intraday trends are born.

🔵 Asian ranges, London fakeouts, and NY continuations are clearest here.

🔵 Levels here are respected by both retail and institutional players.

✅ Best for: swing trades, daily setup building, spotting real break-and-retest zones. H1/H4 closes filter the noise — if a breakout holds on H1, it’s real. If it fails before candle close — it’s a trap.

↗️ HIGHER TIMEFRAMES (D1 – W1 – MN)

🔴 The macro lens — this is where funds, banks, and algorithms plan the big money moves.

🔴 When a D1 or W1 level breaks, entire market cycles shift.

🔴 These zones create months-long supply & demand areas retail traders ignore at their peril.

🏆 Best for: defining bias, mapping institutional zones, holding positions through market noise. A single D1 candle = 288 M5 candles. Never make a decision on one of those 288 without knowing what the “parent candle” is doing.

💚 Pro Tips from FBS Analysts:

1️⃣ Start from the top down — mark W1/D1 zones, then zoom into H1/M15 for entries.

2️⃣ When 3 timeframes agree (trend, structure, entry) — you’ve found an A+ setup.

3️⃣ Don’t let M1 noise shake you out of a D1 trade — the market is bigger than one candle.

Hit ❤️ and save this post — and trade with ALL the timeframes on your side

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"Elon musk is now worth more than the entire market cap of Bitcoin"

Does Forex give this kind of money?

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - marvelous_treasure

"Elon musk is now worth more than the entire market cap of Bitcoin"

Does Forex give this kind of money?

No. Forex doesn’t give Elon Musk-level money. And anyone who says it does is selling you a dream, not a plan.

1. Scale is different

Elon’s net worth = equity in Tesla, SpaceX, etc. Bitcoin market cap ≈ $1.3T right now. Retail Forex is leveraged speculation. Even the best FX traders don’t “own” an asset that compounds to billions. They earn from price movement.

2. Forex wealth looks different

Forex can create 6-figure and 7-figure traders. But that comes from 2 things: extreme skill + extreme capital + 10-20 years compounding. Not 3 months and $100. The top FX prop traders make millions/year, but they’re managing firm capital, not turning $500 into $1B.

3. The money in Forex is in consistency, not headlines

You won’t see “Forex trader buys Twitter”. You’ll see traders quietly pulling 3-5% monthly for years. That’s $3k-$5k monthly on $100k. Boring. But it pays bills, builds freedom, and doesn’t need headlines.

Forex gives you time, control, and cashflow. It won’t give you Elon Musk money unless you also build businesses, buy equity, or manage billions.

If the goal is “change my life”, Forex can do that. If the goal is “become the richest man on earth”, you need a different vehicle.

What’s your actual goal with trading - financial freedom or billionaire status? That answer changes how you should trade.

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@israeljasspu - 1 month ago

Two trades I dropped this week hit sl 🥲

But that because I missed trend was 100% my fault anyways we go again soon

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