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Bund: Bearish Crab Formed, Potential Head & Shoulders Breakdown FX:BUND The Bund has recently formed a bearish crab pattern on December 6th at 136.42, which triggered a pullback. It's worth noting that this level coincided with the monthly fractal resistance from August at 136.25, a key zone that could lead to a significant rejection. With the new support established at 134.38, we are now at a critical point where a head and shoulders pattern may start to develop. If this pattern completes, it could push Bund back to 132.46, marking a strong bearish move after a previous momentum surge. Key Highlights: Bearish crab pattern formed on December 6th at 136.42, triggering pullback. Testing the monthly fractal resistance at 136.25, which could provide strong resistance. New support at 134.38 acting as the neckline for a potential head and shoulders pattern. Right shoulder of the pattern still forming, but a break below 134.38 could lead to further downside. If the head and shoulders pattern completes, Bund could drop to 132.46.
FX:BUNDShort
by Andre_Cardoso
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FX:BUNDEducation
by AlexSoro
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What makes a good business plan for your trading?Some insights into my experience building a solid business plan for my FX/Indices/Commodities trading portfolio: 1️⃣ Define clear objectives: I set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals for my forex trading. Having a clear vision helps me stay focused and track progress. 2️⃣ Risk management is paramount: I prioritize risk management above all. I define my risk tolerance, mark circuit breaker protection levels, drawdown thresholds, set damage control levels, and use proper position sizing to protect my capital. Preserving my trading capital is key to longevity. 3️⃣ Choose a trading style: I identify a trading style that suits my personality, schedule, and risk appetite. Whether it's day trading, swing trading, or scalping, consistency in execution is vital but I usually end up with a mix. 4️⃣ Strategy & analysis: I develop a robust trading and portfolio balance strategy based on technical analysis, fundamental factors, sentiment or a combination. Regularly reviewing and fine-tuning my approach ensures adaptability to changing market conditions. 5️⃣ Monitor & review performance: I keep a detailed trading journal to track trades, analyze patterns, and identify strengths and weaknesses. Reviewing my performance on a bi-annual basis helps me make data-driven improvements. 6️⃣ Stay disciplined & patient: Emotions can sway decisions. I cultivate discipline and patience to stick to my plan, avoid impulsive moves, and always apply my edge consistently regardless of emotional state. 7️⃣ Continuous learning: Forex markets evolve, and so do I. I invest time in learning and reading market insights. Staying informed is crucial for staying ahead. My trading business plan is not rigid but adapts as I grow and gain experience. It keeps me focused, accountable, and resilient amidst the market's uncertainties. 🚀📈
FX:BUNDEducation
by AlexSoro
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BUND-STREET SMART PLAY BY lINDA RASCHKE2/3YR FCL: Bund Made First close below the Sma, on 2 and 3 Year time frame hence expecting a Bullish retracement 15/16M:RTM: This a Consolidation Pattern, formed my simple or complex consolidation both on 15 and 16 Month Time frames 8M:HOLY GRAIL: This a Retracement formed to the EMA after close off the kelner, See street smart by Linda. Note that 6 Months is Ranging below the Range of 2-3 Year First close candle, however small time frames are playing off the Bullish trend 1w" Extended Rund 2days, extended Run, expecting Bullish trend
FX:BUNDLong
by Jeremiah_Capital
Bund ProjectionsSometimes a drawing can speak better than words, or at least present an idea in a better and more efficient way. This project involves projected tendencies and forces that might affect the price, represented with the curves as attractors and influencers with their respective arrows pointing the direction of the potential simulated pressure applied to the tendencies of the market. Rectangles are projected potential support and resistance in their respective time zone. The white one is different, the exception to the rule, but it could end up having some interesting price action near it (/if the price reaches that zone). The purple cross is interesting with it's time stamp for a potential time zone of interest, while it's marked price level could be relevant if the price reaches it in this project. Orange rectangle is the wild card which could end up being irrelevant as trying to predict potential simulated scenarios of evolution of price action is not a concrete and exact science and we deal with probabilities and tendencies. The purple monster curve wishes to be the big kahuna of the project if it ends up being a success, meaning relevant price action is to be watched near it. All elements can provide signals through Japanese Candlestick analysis and hunt for inflection points / reversals, but the purple one could be the big showdown whether it is a bounce, or a break and retest, the function of the curve is applied with the intention of catching as many as possible potential simulated scenarios and unfoldings of events. Nen projects are for recreational purposes only and the authors are not liable in case of loss of capital caused by the trading decisions inspired by them. Every trader is responsible for his own trades and decisions. May the force of profits be with you!
FX:BUND
by nen
EUR BUND - What's next?BUND I like to compare the currency euro with its bond market the bund. Why? Simply looking at the macroeconomic front of countries as we had strong PMI's this friday come out from European countries, bunds is focused to Germany which you could of took scalp or swing trade towards the positive outcome. Whilst looking at the fundamental aspects i'd reflect that towards euro currency pair performance with bunds and as well as that start of the week, we had positive aspect of EU recovery fund deal go through. Whilst comparing this, try this with dollar index currency. I find Bonds are more of long term invest in my opinion - My portfolio view overall: Don't put yourself in one instrument, explore wide variety to build a stronger portfolio. Just a trade idea, not a recommendation.
FX:BUND
by Trade_Journal