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Double Bottom LongGood day traders, i hope you have all been well. Lets get into it. This is a follow up on the NZDUSD formation i uploaded last time, the Double Bottom. We can all agree that the setup played out well, price reached the Resistance(0.62691-0.62970) and i believe price will or is heading back down to retest the neckline of the double bottom before it continues upward and i have identified the possible neckline resistance that was broken and will be retested as new support(0.61335-0.61266). remember chart patterns do work only if you apply them properly and that is at significant Support or Resistance. All the best
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by madanhileeroy
Gold Analysis==>>Adam & Adam Double Top PatternGold failed to form a new All-Time High (ATH) at the beginning of the week. Gold has successfully formed the Adam & Adam Double Top Pattern in the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ)($2,539-$2,515) and breaking the Support lines . Credit terms of Adam & Adam Double Top Pattern: 🔸The Adam & Adam Double Top Pattern has the most credibility among the Double Top Patterns after the Eve & Eve Double Top Pattern . 🔸 Regular Divergence(RD-) between two Tops. 🔸The slope of the second top is higher than the slope of the first top towards the Neckline . I expect Gold to decline to at least the target of the double top pattern and attack the lower support line . Gold Analyze ( XAUUSD ), 1-hour time frame ⏰. Do not forget to put Stop loss for your positions (For every position you want to open). Please follow your strategy; this is just my idea, and I will gladly see your ideas in this post. Please do not forget the ✅' like '✅ button 🙏😊 & Share it with your friends; thanks, and Trade safe.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by pejman_zwin
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BITCOIN: Double top possible + NAVARRO 200 bullish : Watch out!!BITCOIN: Double top possible: Watch out for 48,000 + NAVARRO 2000 bullish = 2 opposing patterns. The Wolf of Zurich detected a possible double top on bitcoin As expected, the 56,400 was reached perfectly thanks to my analysis. The next levels are: On the decline : 56,425 (again) 48,000 40,770 On the rise: NAVAROO 200 bullish detected, and the price could reach $72,000 then $80,000 In addition, Be careful because there is a bullish divergence with the ROC!! To watch the EMA 50 and 200, and the ICHIMOKU and Fibonacci levels
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by Le-Loup-de-Zurich
Beginner Chart Patterns: Head & Shoulders, Double Tops and MoreWelcome to the world of chart patterns—the place where every price action tells a story. And if you read it right, you might just walk away with profits. In this Idea, we explore the immersive corner of technical analysis where chart patterns shape to potentially show you where the price is going. We’ll keep it tight and break down the most popular ones so you’d have more time to take your knowledge for a spin and look for some patterns (risk-free with a paper trading account ?). Let’s roll. Chart patterns are the market’s version of geometry paired with hieroglyphics. They might look like random squiggles at first, but once you learn to decode them, they might reveal where the market is headed next. Here are the mainstay chart patterns everyone should start with: Head and Shoulders, Double Tops, and a few other gems. 1. Head and Shoulders: The King of Reversals First up is the Head and Shoulders pattern—an iconic, evergreen, ever-fashionable formation that traders dream about. Why? Because it’s a reliable reversal pattern that often signals the end of a trend and the beginning of a new one. Here’s the breakdown: Imagine a market that’s been climbing higher. It forms a peak (a shoulder), pulls back, then rallies even higher to form a bigger peak (the head), only to drop again. Finally, it gives one last weak attempt to rise (the second shoulder), but it can’t reach the same height as the head. The neckline, a horizontal line connecting the two lows between the peaks, is your trigger. Once the price breaks below it, it’s time to consider shorting or bailing on your long position. And yes, there’s an inverted version of this pattern too. It looks like a man doing a handstand and signals a trend reversal from bearish to bullish. That’s Head and Shoulders—flipping trends since forever. 2. Double Tops and Double Bottoms: The Market’s Déjà Vu Next up, we have the Double Top and Double Bottom patterns—the market’s way of saying, “Been there, done that.” These patterns occur when the price tries and fails—twice—to break through a key level. Double Top : Picture this: The price surges to a high, only to hit a ceiling and fall back. Then, like a stubborn child, it tries again but fails to break through. That’s your Double Top—two peaks, one resistance level, and a potential trend reversal in the making. When the price drops below the support formed by the dip between the two peaks, it’s a signal that the bulls are out of steam. Double Bottom : Flip it over, and you’ve got a Double Bottom—a W-shaped pattern that forms after the price tests a support level twice. If it can’t break lower and starts to rally, it’s a sign that the bears are losing control. A breakout above the peak between the two lows confirms the pattern, signaling a potential bullish reversal. 3. Triangles: The Calm Before the Storm Triangles are the market’s way of coiling up before making a big move. They come in three flavors—ascending, descending, and symmetrical. Ascending Triangle : Here’s how it works: The price forms higher lows but keeps bumping into the same resistance level. This shows that buyers are getting stronger, but sellers aren’t ready to give up. Eventually, pressure builds and the price breaks out to the upside. But since it’s trading, you can expect the price to break to the downside, too. Descending Triangle : The opposite of the ascending triangle, this pattern shows lower highs leaning against a flat support level. Sellers are gaining the upper hand and when the price breaks below the support, it’s usually game over for the bulls. But not always—sometimes, bulls would have it their way. Symmetrical Triangle : This is the market’s version of a coin toss. The price is squeezing into a tighter range with lower highs and higher lows. It’s anyone’s guess which way it’ll break, but when it does, expect a big move in that direction. 4. Flags and Pennants: The Market’s Pit Stop If triangles are the calm before the storm, then flags and pennants are the pit stops during a race. These patterns are continuation signals, meaning that the trend is likely to keep going after a brief pause. Flags : Flags are rectangular-shaped patterns that slope against the prevailing trend. If the market’s in an uptrend, the flag will slope downwards, and vice versa. Once the price breaks out of the flag in the direction of the original trend, it’s usually off to the races again. Pennants : Pennants look like tiny symmetrical triangles. After a strong move, the price consolidates in a small, converging range before breaking out and continuing the trend. They’re short-lived but pack a punch. Final Thoughts To many technical analysts, chart patterns are the best thing the market can do. The secret code, or however you may want to call them, they can give you insight into the dealmaking between buyers and sellers and hint at what might happen next. Whether it’s a Head and Shoulders flashing a trend reversal, a Double Top marking a key resistance level, or a Triangle gearing up for a breakout, these patterns are essential tools in your trading garden. So next time you stare at a chart, keep in mind that you’re not just looking at random lines. You’re reading the market’s mind from a technical standpoint. And if you know what to look for, you’re one step closer to cracking the code.
TVC:DXYEducation
by TradingView
7
GBPUSD SHORTI'm currently participating in a trading competition, which is why I'm opening more trades than usual—these are not on my personal account. Typically, I only open one trade per day on my personal account, but only when my setup shows a high probability of confirmation. Trade Management: I've decided to open a short position because the price has been creating Fair Value Gaps (FVG) consecutively on the 5-minute chart, and it seems likely that it will seek liquidity in the lower zones. Additionally, there's a 4-hour FVG, which increases the probability of the price continuing to drop. However, once it reaches the sell-stop, I plan to take partial profits (70%). Risk: 1% Risk-Reward Ratio: 2.84
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by Jaytradermb