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@galaxy12 - 19 hours ago

Which pairs ... are we looking out for this week.

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@galaxy12 - 19 hours ago

My hopefully expectation on GU.

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@galaxy12 - 19 hours ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Sharp

I have a question to that .... is it advisable to be doing such . Or I should just leave like that the next time even if market is going as predicted at the end of the week.

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@asuquokelvin - 19 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

Please... how does oil react. Cus I have been trying to trade crude oil ๐Ÿ›ข๐Ÿ›ข ๐Ÿช” ๐Ÿ›ข lately but nothing to show fort . Like I don't understand how to place correct set up for crude oils

Do you mind putting me through bro. Maybe here or on our WhatsApp group platform.

Crude oil is driven by both technicals and fundamentals. On the technical side, I focus on market structure, liquidity, supply and demand zones, and confirmation before entering. Fundamentally, watch the EIA Crude Oil Inventories (Wednesday), API Crude Stocks (Tuesday), OPEC+ production decisions, geopolitical tensions, the IEA Oil Market Report, and major US data like CPI, NFP, FOMC, and ISM PMI because they can strengthen or weaken the USD and influence WTI. Brent is usually more sensitive to global supply disruptions and Middle East events, while WTI reacts more to US economic data. The best setups come when the technical structure aligns with the fundamental catalyst.

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@asuquokelvin - 19 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

This is a nice set-up by me. .. but only fear is that no matter how nice it looks like BTC. Controls the movement mostly for ETH .

ETH can have a clean setup, but I'd still wait for BTC confirmation before committing. If Bitcoin loses structure or momentum, ETH setups often fail regardless of how good the technicals look.

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@asuquokelvin - 18 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

You said it all bro... I am excited that I learnt sth spectacular from last week trade. I think my convection on my set-up is now a little bit high

Welcome to a new week , looking for opportunities is a great idea but only search for opportunities with high probability, and follow your risk plan carefully without missing any part, keep your validation level and invalidation levels In check never to miss anything, it will help step up your game

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@asuquokelvin - 18 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

Well said bro... ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘Œ I grab sth . Are you on WhatsApp. What is your name on WhatsApp so we talk it out with voice for more clarity.

I am on WhatsApp but not in your group I am always available here, just drop any question, tag me and I will attend to it, and guide you in all possible way that I can base on my experience so far

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@asuquokelvin - 18 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

Like this set-up what do you have to say about it... do I need to wait for the RZ to be sweeped out and break the newly for Support level before May OB will now be valid OB.

I will say a sell to where your SL is is the best thing to do base on the timeframe you projected, because now you can't trade against a particular trend, since price was moving from a lower high to a lower low, so you look at the dominant trend not an old order block, take for example this gbpcad chart a break below 1.89180 give me the confirmation that I am bearish, then I will look for sells on retracement to the fvg at 1.90063 level so that's it, until Maybe 1.90063 is taken out then I will consider buys

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@asuquokelvin - 18 hours ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Lfg

I am waiting for a reaction at that 4043 zone for a decision

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@israeljasspu - 17 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

I have a question to that .... is it advisable to be doing such . Or I should just leave like that the next time even if market is going as predicted at the end of the week.

Even me I closed 1:2 it okay let go even doe you're right generally the market opportunity us endless so weekend news won't spoil weekly hardwork

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@asuquokelvin - 17 hours ago
Quoted - galaxy12

Where do I get this EIA news and API inventory stock news ... or is not a news . Please ๐Ÿ™ put me through

They are scheduled economic releases, not random news. You can follow the API Crude Oil Stocks report every Tuesday on Investing.com , while the official EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report is released every Wednesday on the EIA website. I usually monitor , , and the official . The API report often gives the market an early expectation, but the EIA report is the one most traders treat as the official confirmation because it typically has the stronger impact on WTI crude oil prices.

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@asuquokelvin - 17 hours ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Even me I closed 1:2 it okay let go even doe you're right generally the market opportunity us endless so weekend news won't spoil weekly hardwork

Protecting profits is just as important as finding entries because the market will always provide new opportunities. Holding through weekend risk isn't always worth giving back a good week's work.

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