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VLX - could expanding volume signal hidden buyer absorptionThe price here is in the middle of what I would call a trading range. Specifically between the price of 420p - 715p. My annotation was made because of the deep wick associated with the continued rise in volume here, also after the recent results. Could this be a sign of buyers overwhelming the sell orders thrown at the market? Watching for a little more consolidation here to see a reversal and mindful that the stock is currently trending downwards.
LSE:VLXLong
by Stockso_Simple
USD/JPY(20260701)Today's AnalysisMarket News: Federal Reserve's Hamak: Inflation remains too high, and a rate hike may need to be considered; interest rate futures show the probability of a Fed rate hike in September has risen to 80%. Technical Analysis: Today's Buy/Sell Threshold: 162.35 Support and Resistance Levels: 163.16 162.86 162.66 162.03 161.83 161.53 Trading Strategy: If the price breaks above 162.66, consider buying, with a first target price of 162.86. If the price breaks below 162.35, consider selling, with a first target price of 162.03.
Short
by RuijinCat
Nifty Analysis EOD – 30 Jun 2026 – Tuesday🟢 Nifty Analysis EOD – 30 Jun 2026 – Tuesday 🔴 Expiry Drama, Full Day Fakeouts: Never Left the IB 🗞 Nifty Summary Nifty opened 54 points gap up at 24,032, but sellers stepped in from the very first tick. A sharp 180-point fall pushed the index below PDL (23,900) all the way down to 23,855, where it found support. From there, a 150-point recovery attempted to test the 24,000 zone — but PDVWAP and the Fib 0.786 zone sitting overhead pushed it back down to 23,920. What followed was a slow, grinding stretch. Nifty stayed locked in a tight 40-point band between 23,920 ~ 23,960 for nearly two and a half hours. Around 1:50 PM, it broke below the intraday bullish trendline and slipped to 23,870 — bears looked like they had it. Then a sharp, shocking 100-point upmove shoved the index back up to 23,970, wiping out all that selling in minutes. But bears weren’t done. From 23,970, they dragged Nifty 143 points lower into the 3 PM candle, marking the day low. The final hour brought an 88-point recovery, with the index closing at 23,917.75 on an intraday basis. The adjusted close settled lower at 23,865.75. Overall, the day was very active and full of drama — there was no corner left where Nifty didn’t dance. But everything happened inside the IB. This is the third consecutive session closing in red with a decreasing range; for the next session, more consolidation looks likely. 🛡 5 Min Intraday Chart with Levels 📉 Daily Time Frame Chart with Intraday Levels 🕯 Daily Candle Breakdown Open: 24,032.05 High: 24,035.55 Low: 23,829.20 Close: 23,865.75 Change: −80.50 (−0.34%) 🏗️ Structure Breakdown Type: Strong Bearish candle — opened near the high, sold off through the day, closed near the lower end Range: ≈ 206 points — moderate volatility Body: ≈ 166 points — sellers held control through most of the session Upper Wick: ≈ 4 points — almost no buying at the open; the gap up was rejected almost immediately Lower Wick: ≈ 37 points — some demand showed up near the lows, but not enough to change the day’s character 🛡 5 Min Intraday Chart ⚔️ Gladiator Strategy Update ATR: 251.62 IB Range: 183.6 → Medium Market Structure: Balanced Trade Highlights: 9:40 Long Trade: Target Hit (R:R 1:1.56) 10:50 Long Trade: Target Hit (R:R 1:2.48) 12:35 Long Trade: SL Hit 14:00 Short Trade: Trailing SL Hit 15:06 Long Trade: Herozero (R:R 1:3X) Trade Summary: The first two trades worked cleanly — both longs hit target, and the system was doing its job. The 12:35 long caught the wrong side of that mid-session chop and stopped out, which was fair given how trapped the range was. The short at 14:00 caught the move but trailed out before the full target. The last one at 15:06 was the difficult one — a 3X setup that moved, then came all the way back to zero. Five trades, some good, one frustrating — and a useful reminder that the session doesn’t always end the way the first half suggests it will. 🧱 Support & Resistance Levels Resistance Zones: 24,025 | 24,075 ~ 24,125 | 24,190 Support Zones: 23,855 | 23,790 | 23,650 ~ 23,620 🧠 Final Thoughts “A market that dances all day and lands in the same spot is still saying something — maybe it’s just not ready to move yet.” The most striking thing about today was how much the market moved without actually going anywhere. Sharp drops, sharp recoveries, whipsaws in both directions — and six hours later, the index settled just a little lower than where it opened. Everything happened, and nothing broke. For tomorrow, 23,855 is the level worth watching on the downside. If it holds, there’s a possibility Nifty tries to work back toward 24,025 ~ 24,075. If 23,855 gives way cleanly, 23,790 comes into the picture and the consolidation might get a bit messier before it resolves. Three red sessions, each with a smaller range than the last — something could be building here, but the direction isn’t clear yet. The plan for tomorrow is to let the IB form, stay patient with the early noise, and not force a trade just because the day looks quiet. ✏️ Disclaimer This is my personal digital diary and represents my own analysis and point of view. It is not financial advice; please consult a professional advisor before making any trading decisions.
NSE:NIFTY
by kzatakia
FTSE 100 winding up for a breakout?Tuesday's candle delivered a textbook tombstone doji, comprehensively rejecting the latest breakout attempt. Even so, with the price sitting within an established ascending triangle structure, it feels like our FTSE 100 contract may soon deliver a successful breakout, putting a retest of the record high at 10,938 in play. The focal point overhead is 10,589, the swing high set back in mid-May. The price briefly traded above that level overnight but failed to hold. A sustained break above 10,589, preferably followed by a successful backtest of the level, would strengthen the bullish case, allowing longs to be set with a tight stop beneath 10,589 for protection, targeting the record high. The early April swing high at 10,730 is another level of note, but it's viewed more as an interim hurdle than the primary target. The oscillators lean modestly in favour of the bulls, but not decisively so. The broader technical picture is more compelling. The price is holding above its key medium- and longer-term moving averages, having bounced from both the 50 and 100-day moving averages over the past fortnight. It feels squeezy. A break below the uptrend running from the early June lows would invalidate the bullish setup. Good luck! DS
FOREXCOM:UK100Long
by FOREX.com
Engulfing Pro by INTELA with RVOL and Support/Resistance Context📈 Backtest: Engulfing Pro by INTELA with RVOL and Support/Resistance Context This chart illustrates a series of backtested trades taken using the Engulfing Pro by INTELA indicator. The strategy is not based solely on the engulfing pattern itself, but rather on combining the signal with broader market context to improve accuracy and reduce false entries. 🔑 Core Idea The Engulfing Pro indicator highlights bullish and bearish engulfing candlestick patterns, which are widely recognized as potential reversal signals. However, in this backtest, entries were filtered and validated using two additional layers of analysis: Relative Volume (RVOL): Signals were considered only when accompanied by significant volume activity. RVOL helps confirm whether the engulfing pattern is supported by strong market participation, increasing the reliability of the setup. Support and Resistance Zones: Engulfing signals were cross-checked against key supply and demand areas. Trades were taken only when the pattern aligned with these zones, ensuring that entries occurred at meaningful levels where reversals are more likely. 📊 How It Works Bullish Engulfing: Entry signals are validated when they occur near support zones and are confirmed by elevated RVOL. Bearish Engulfing: Entry signals are validated when they occur near resistance zones and are confirmed by elevated RVOL. Trade Management: The combination of candlestick structure, volume confirmation, and contextual zones provides a structured framework for identifying high-probability reversals. 🧠 Professional Takeaway This backtest demonstrates that while engulfing patterns are powerful, their effectiveness increases significantly when combined with volume analysis and market structure. The Engulfing Pro by INTELA indicator provides the raw signals, while RVOL and support/resistance context refine them into actionable trades.
Education
by INTELA
Nokia Rallied. Now It’s Pulled BackNokia made big moves in April and May. Now some traders may see opportunity in its latest pullback. The first pattern on today’s chart is the May 7 low of $12.13. The Finnish tech stock formed a hammer candlestick slightly above that level yesterday, which may confirm that support is in place. Second, the bounce occurred near a 50 percent retracement of the recent surge. Third, the rising 50-day simple moving average may be consistent with an intermediate-term uptrend. Next, stochastics are trying to recover from an oversold condition. Finally, NOK is an active underlier in the options market. (It averages more than 400,000 contracts per day, according to TradeStation data.) That could help traders take positions with calls and puts. TradeStation has, for decades, advanced the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options and futures. If you're born to trade, we could be for you. Learn more here about TradingView’s Broker of the Year! Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade (equities, options or futures); therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Online trading is not suitable for all investors. View the document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options at www.TradeStation.com . Before trading any asset class, customers must read the relevant risk disclosure statements on www.TradeStation.com . System access and trade placement and execution may be delayed or fail due to market volatility and volume, quote delays, system and software errors, Internet traffic, outages and other factors. Securities and futures trading is offered to self-directed customers by TradeStation Securities, Inc., a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and a futures commission merchant licensed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission). TradeStation Securities is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the National Futures Association, and a number of exchanges. Options trading is not suitable for all investors. Your TradeStation Securities’ account application to trade options will be considered and approved or disapproved based on all relevant factors, including your trading experience. See www.TradeStation.com . Visit www.TradeStation.com for full details on the costs and fees associated with options. Margin trading involves risks, and it is important that you fully understand those risks before trading on margin. The Margin Disclosure Statement outlines many of those risks, including that you can lose more funds than you deposit in your margin account; your brokerage firm can force the sale of securities in your account; your brokerage firm can sell your securities without contacting you; and you are not entitled to an extension of time on a margin call. Review the Margin Disclosure Statement at www.TradeStation.com . TradeStation Securities, Inc. and TradeStation Technologies, Inc. are each wholly owned subsidiaries of TradeStation Group, Inc., both operating, and providing products and services, under the TradeStation brand and trademark. When applying for, or purchasing, accounts, subscriptions, products and services, it is important that you know which company you will be dealing with. Visit www.TradeStation.com for further important information explaining what this means.
NYSE:NOK
by TradeStation
Satoshi Frame | Gold Tests 4045$ Resistance, Buy or Sell?🦉 Welcome Yo SatoshiFrame Tradingview Channel. ⛳️ Lets dive into a GOLD analysis. 😵 Gold has bounced off the 3972$ support after its recent decline and is now testing a 1-hour resistance at 4045$. 🥇 If gold buyers manage to break the 4045$ resistance, the path toward breaking 4093$ opens up, which could also trigger a better setup. 🌈 If price fails to hold this zone and sellers apply pressure, losing the 3972$ support could push price down to the next support levels. ⚠️ Risk management and capital management are essential in trading. Always trade based on your own strategy and risk tolerance. Every trading decision and its outcome are entirely your own responsibility.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by satoshiframee
SatoshiFrame | EURUSD at Make-or-Break Level🦉 Welcome Yo SatoshiFrame Tradingview Channel. ⛳️ Lets dive into a EURUSD analysis. 💡 EUR dropped to 1.13370$ on the 4-hour chart after breaking its daily range. 💀 Price is currently fluctuating below a weekly resistance at 1.14277$. If buyers manage to break this resistance, price could move up to the next resistance levels. 🍟 If buying pressure weakens and sellers step in, losing the 1.13370$ floor could push price down to the next support levels. 🧮 The RSI oscillator is currently fluctuating near its overbought level at 58.26, and also has an oversold level around 40.82. ⚠️ Risk management and capital management are essential in trading. Always trade based on your own strategy and risk tolerance. Every trading decision and its outcome are entirely your own responsibility.
by satoshiframee
Satoshi Frame | LINK Holds Key 7.132$ Support🦉 Welcome Yo SatoshiFrame Tradingview Channel. ⛳️ Lets dive into a Link analysis. 🔮 LINK has reached a weekly support level at 7.132$ after its recent decline. 👍 If sellers manage to break the 7.132$ support level, price could move down to the next support levels. 🪃 If selling pressure eases from here and buyers step in, a break of the 7.479$ resistance could trigger a risky entry signal, but the safest trigger would be a break of the 7.777$ resistance. 🧮 The RSI oscillator has an oversold level at 37.87, which price is currently fluctuating near, and also has an overbought level at 55.65. ⚠️ Risk management and capital management are essential in trading. Always trade based on your own strategy and risk tolerance. Every trading decision and its outcome are entirely your own responsibility.
BINANCE:LINKUSDT
by satoshiframee
Satoshi Frame | Bitcoin analysis day 7🦉 Welcome Yo SatoshiFrame Tradingview Channel. ⛳️ Lets dive into a Bitcoin analysis. ✨ Hello, good evening, sellers have managed to break the 59,000$ floor, and as we can see, selling volume has also increased somewhat. 🧝 If sellers manage to apply more pressure, price could complete its pullback to 59,000$ and then continue the decline. 🎩 If selling pressure runs out and buyers take control of the market, breaking the 61,950$ resistance could push price toward the next resistance levels. 🧮 The RSI oscillator has dropped below the oversold level of 37.43 and is ranging below this number. Our new oversold level sits at 25.18. ⚠️ Risk management and capital management are essential in trading. Always trade based on your own strategy and risk tolerance. Every trading decision and its outcome are entirely your own responsibility.
BINANCE:BTCUSDT
by satoshiframee
FIL: Bearish spike toward $0.67The Macro Picture 🗺️ FIL has been carving a descending structure since the $1.32 structural peak in early May, a sequence of lower highs that demands deeper corrections before any continuation. Price has since been pinned inside a tightening range between the $0.83 local high and the $0.67 macro support, with momentum on the daily RSI fading below the midline. The path of least resistance keeps pointing toward the lower boundary, where the chart's last untested liquidity sits. The Setup ⚙️ The Rejection: Price tagged the $0.83 local high in late June and was turned back cleanly — the upper edge of the green zone marked on the chart. Sellers are defending this boundary, and each failed push into it has handed momentum straight back to the downside. The Floor: The $0.67 macro support is the last structural level holding price up, the same zone that sparked the mid-June bounce. With the daily RSI drifting below the midline and lower highs stacking, the bulls defending this floor are running thin on conviction. The Accumulation Zone: A deeper flush toward $0.67 opens a textbook pocket for staggered, averaging-based entries — the kind of structure where a DCA bot quietly builds a position while over-leveraged longs are cleared out into macro support. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $0.67 — the macro floor and the chart's clearest liquidity pocket, where the white projection points and where late longs get swept before any reversal can form. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close above $0.83 would invalidate this bearish thesis and signal a structural reset back toward the $0.95 equilibrium.
BINANCE:FILUSDTShort
by 3Commas
CRCLUSDT at macro floor: bullish reaction toward $80The Macro Picture 🗺️ The multi-week structural breakdown that erased the entire broadening formation has now reached its first natural magnet — the $70 level we flagged back on June 10 as the bearish backdrop target has been hit, sweeping the $68 capitulation low in the process. Every layer of former support — $92, $80, $76 — has been converted into overhead supply, and the daily chart now reads as a textbook bear trend with a capitulation tail. RSI has driven below 35 for the first time on the entire move and prints a mild bullish divergence against the $68 wick low. Conditions exhausted, magnet reached, structural reaction zone engaged. The Setup ⚙️ The Capitulation Wick: The $68 print served as the final liquidation flush — shorts pressing the breakdown finally found their exit liquidity, and the immediate reclaim of $70 marks the start of the mean-reversion mechanic. Hammer-style daily close confirms buyers stepping in at the magnet. The Reclaim Gate: The $76 broken local low sits as the first overhead level bulls need to retake. It was the invalidation marker on the June 10 thesis, and reclaiming it now flips the trapped-buyer cohort from being underwater into needing exit liquidity at higher prices — a self-reinforcing fuel source for the bounce. The Rejection: The $80 broken origin functions as the natural target for any mean-reversion bounce. Sellers will defend the zone aggressively on first retest — this was the structural foundation of the entire impulse from March, and bears holding it confirms the broader bearish bias remains intact. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $80 — the broken origin level, the path of least resistance for an oversold bounce within the broader downtrend. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close below $68 would invalidate this bullish thesis and open the path toward the $60 macro target.
OKX:CRCLUSDT.PLong
by 3Commas
NOTUSDT: local squeeze with $0.000300 destinationThe Macro Picture 🗺️ Since the May peak, NOT has wound itself into a textbook Local Squeeze — a descending series of lower highs ($0.000600 → $0.000505 → $0.000490) pressing down on a perfectly flat $0.000340 floor. That structure is a coil, and coils store energy for one decisive release: each bounce dies earlier than the last while the floor refuses to move, concentrating sell-side pressure against a single line. Price now sits in the lower third of the range near $0.000385 with RSI flat in the low 40s — no divergence, no demand stepping up to defend. The Setup ⚙️ The Squeeze: The apex of the contraction is here. The $0.000450 Key Decision Zone has capped every rally for six weeks, and the distance between each lower high and the floor has collapsed — the market is running out of room to chop sideways. The Trigger: The floor at $0.000340 is the release valve. A clean 1D close below it confirms the breakdown the structure has been loading toward and triggers the sell stops parked beneath five separate floor tests — a deep liquidity pocket with no support beneath until lower. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $0.000300 — once $0.000340 gives way, the clustered stops below become the magnet, as indicated by the white projection piercing the floor into thin air. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close back above $0.000450 would invalidate this bearish thesis, break the squeeze upward, and put the $0.000505 range top back in play.
BYBIT:NOTUSDTShort
by 3Commas
AAVE at flipped support: $100 retest in playThe Macro Picture 🗺️ The June 28 reclaim thesis is intact but under pressure. Two attempts at the $100 supply have been rejected on close — first on the June 27 wick, then on this week's second push — leaving a visible double-rejection structure at the level. Price has now pulled back to $87, the exact line that anchors the entire bullish arc from the June 12 sweep reversal. The structural question has compressed onto a single test: whether buyers defend the flipped support on first contact from above. RSI has cooled from the mid-60s into the high-40s — consolidation territory, not reversal yet. The arc isn't dead, but the burden of proof has shifted from "expand through $100" to "hold $87 first". The Setup ⚙️ The Rejection: The $100 supply has held twice in five sessions — the double-rejection structure is now visible on the daily, and any third attempt needs to either break decisively or confirm the level as a structural top. There is no neutral outcome from a third test of this kind. The Support Flip: The $87 line is the entire bullish arc compressed into one level — the former macro ceiling that flipped on the June 24/26 reclaims and now sits as the first retest from above. A defended wick here is the kind of higher-low confirmation that opens the path for the third $100 attempt. The Trigger: Holding $87 on close and recovering into the $93–$95 band sets up the mechanical retest of $100. Clearing $100 on close on that third attempt removes the double-rejection cap and unlocks the path toward the $115 distribution band overhead. The Roadmap: Primary objective is the $100 break — clearing the double-rejection supply on close opens the structural path toward $115, with $130 macro ceiling as the extended target if the breakout sustains. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close below $78 would invalidate the entire reclaim arc and reopen the path toward $68 structural support and deeper.
BINANCE:AAVEUSDTLong
by 3Commas
JUPUSDT support flip retest: targeting $0.220The Macro Picture 🗺️ Four targets hit in seventeen sessions — the entire recovery sequence from the June 10 macro floor sweep has played out, with the final stop at the May supply shelf rejecting price on a clean $0.240 wick last week. The pullback from that rejection has been just as decisive as the rally that produced it, retracing the entire June extension back to the $0.200 flipped wall in four sessions. This is the first retest from above of the level that capped four months of attempts — the structural test that decides whether the support flip is real or whether the May supply rejection ends the recovery cycle. The Setup ⚙️ The Rejection: The $0.240 wick into the May supply shelf was textbook distribution — wide range up, sharp reversal candle, and four consecutive red sessions back to the prior breakout level. The supply zone has done its job; the question is whether the breakout structure beneath survives the test. The Support Flip Test: $0.200 is the line where the entire bullish narrative is decided. Bulls defending here on the daily close turns the post-spike compression base into a clean stair-step higher-low — a wick into $0.195 followed by a recovery candle is the structural signature of a real flip. A clean break below opens the unwind back through every level the recovery just reclaimed. The Reaction: RSI has cooled from the upper 60s back to the midline, draining the post-rejection downside momentum without printing oversold. The indicator is positioned for a recovery attempt — it has shed enough heat to support a second leg, but not so much that it requires capitulation first. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $0.220 — the lower edge of the supply zone, where the rejected territory begins. The white projection points through a brief retest of the $0.195–0.200 zone before reversing back toward the supply edge. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close below $0.200 would invalidate the support flip thesis and reopen the $0.190 prior stall floor as the next downside magnet, with the $0.165 reclaimed floor as the deeper structural test.
BYBIT:JUPUSDT.PLong
by 3Commas
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ENAUSDT second sub-floor test: targeting $0.085 reactionThe Macro Picture 🗺️ The June 22 higher-low base failed within a week — price could not reclaim $0.10 and lost the $0.085 invalidation line cleanly, unwinding the post-squeeze bullish leg in full and rotating back into the $0.0700 sub-floor pocket where the June 13 V-recovery originated. ENA is now mounting its second test of the same high-confluence zone within three weeks, with RSI back at 35 — bears have re-established structural control, but the floor that defended once is being asked to defend again. The Setup ⚙️ The Floor: The $0.0700 sub-floor liquidity pocket is the high-confluence zone where the June 13 reaction originated; a clean defense here would set up a symmetrical bounce mechanic, while a sustained break would mark a structural regime change. The Reaction: RSI pressed into the 35 region after a steady drift lower mirrors the June 13 oversold reset — the same setup that produced the prior bullish reaction, though without the V-bar signature yet to confirm bids stepping back in. The Trigger: A reclaim of $0.0800 — the broken macro floor that has capped every relief attempt since the mid-June breakdown — would mark the first structural shift in favor of bulls and open the path back toward the $0.0850 former local low as the immediate reaction target. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $0.0850 — a clean defense of the $0.0700 sub-floor followed by a reclaim of $0.0800 would re-engage the prior compression base and complete the second symmetrical bounce off the high-confluence zone. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close below $0.0680 would invalidate this defense thesis and mark a genuine structural break, opening the path toward a much deeper unwind of the multi-month range.
BYBIT:ENAUSDT.PLong
by 3Commas
BRENT OIL | Oil Finally Hits Our Major Bearish Target! Next? By analyzing the #BrentOil chart on the weekly timeframe, we can see that after a long wait, the scenario we had been tracking finally played out. From the major $119 high, Brent Oil entered a heavy bearish phase over the past few weeks and eventually dropped all the way toward the $72 region. Currently, Brent Oil is trading around $74, and the market is sitting near a very important demand area. In my view, after such a deep decline, price may now be waiting for a new fundamental catalyst to trigger the next recovery move. The nearest demand zones are located around $70 - $72, followed by deeper support around $65 - $68. On the upside, the closest supply zones are around $75 - $78, followed by stronger resistance areas around $82 - $85 and $90 - $93. If buyers manage to defend the current demand area, the next upside targets to monitor are $76, followed by $78, then $82 and potentially $85. However, if price fails to hold above the $70 - $72 zone, another bearish leg toward $68 and $65 could become possible. For now, Brent Oil is at a very important decision zone. Let’s see whether the market finds a reason to start a new bullish recovery from here or continues lower. Please support me with your likes and comments to motivate me to share more analysis with you and share your opinion about the possible trend of this chart with me ! Best Regards , Arman Shaban
TVC:UKOILLong
by ArmanShabanTrading
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