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GOLD seems to have reached the end of its bullish trend! (1D)Before anything else, please make sure you have checked my signature; otherwise, you will miss important analyses and updates.
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On the chart, we can observe a bearish CH pattern, which clearly indicates the presence of sellers in the market. In addition, there is a 3D pattern visible on the chart, which is more relevant for higher timeframes. This suggests that sellers may soon initiate position liquidations and take profits, potentially causing downward pressure on the price.
When looking at pivots and liquidity zones, there is no significant support until the $3,600–$3,400 range, which could leave the market vulnerable to further declines in the short term.
For risk management, the invalidation level can be set above the most recent high, where sharp bearish moves were previously observed. A daily candle closing above this level would invalidate this analysis and signal a potential change in market dynamics.
Overall, traders should be cautious and monitor these levels closely, as the combination of bearish patterns and lack of strong support points to a possible continuation of selling pressure in the near future.
What’s your take on this setup do you see the same bearish structure or a different scenario?
Drop your analysis in the comments and let’s compare perspectives. BNB — Is a 20-30% Drop Still Ahead?Breakdown Below Support, Lower Targets in Focus
BNB is slowly breaking below key support. The $570 area previously acted as support and is now acting as resistance.
For the next move, I'd like to see another leg lower toward the $500 psychological level, which aligns well with the Fibonacci confluence such as the -0.6 fib and 1.618 fib, giving us an overall target of $503.57 and $500.
My primary downside target sits between $463.65–$438.43, suggesting there could still be another 20–25% move to the downside before a high-probability long setup develops.
Several key confluences line up in this region:
Anchored VWAP aligning with the 1.618 Fibonacci extension around $464.65
0.786 Fibonacci retracement at $438.43
Liquidity Zone
Educational insight — Anchored VWAP:
Anchored VWAP is powerful because it represents the average price of all participants from a specific starting point, rather than just the current session. This makes it especially useful for identifying where larger market participants are likely positioned. When price repeatedly reacts to an anchored VWAP, especially when it aligns with Fibonacci levels it often signals interest zones where liquidity is being defended or distributed.
One reason I continue to rely heavily on the Anchored VWAP is its ability to identify support and resistance. In this case, it's lining up almost perfectly with the Fibonacci extension, a confluence that has already produced two clean rejections.
Overall, BNB has respected Fibonacci levels remarkably well throughout this cycle. I'll remain patient and wait for price to reach these higher-confluence zones before looking for the next long opportunity.
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USNAS100 | Bears Defend 29,400 as Consolidation ContinuesUSNAS100 | Nasdaq Trapped in Consolidation as Bears Remain in Control
🟠The Nasdaq remains under pressure as investors continue to monitor AI-sector performance, Federal Reserve policy expectations, and geopolitical developments.
🟠Although the index has stabilized after the recent sell-off, buyers have yet to reclaim the key resistance zone, leaving the broader structure tilted to the downside.
📈 Technically:
• The market remains below an important resistance level.
• Holding below resistance keeps downside pressure active.
• A breakout from the current range could determine the next major trend.
Pivot: 29,400
Support: 28,800 – 28,150
Resistance: 29,720 – 30,200
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Nifty Analysis EOD – June 25, 2026 – Wednesday🟢 Nifty Analysis EOD – June 25, 2026 – Wednesday 🔴
Classic Bull Trap: Was It Expiry Manipulation or Long Weekend Profit Booking?
🗞 Nifty Summary
Nifty opened with a 123-point gap up, above the PDH and exactly at the high of June 23rd (Tuesday). After the opening tick, the index found a base at 24,107.80 — about 23 points below the open. From there, it climbed to the PWH zone of 24,185 ~ 24,190, where it formed the IBH and spent around 50 minutes consolidating before breaking above both IBH and PWH to test the IBH_1x level.
At this point, Nifty had already entered the higher time frame Fib 0.784 ~ 0.786 zone — and the rejection from that zone was swift. Price got dragged back down into a support cluster made up of PWH + IBH + VWAP + Intraday Fib 0.618. That zone held things together for nearly an hour and a half, price staying within a tight 35-point box. But at 14:10, the box broke — and Nifty fell sharply, dropping 142 points, breaching CDO, IBL, PDH, and nearly testing the IBL_1x level. The day closed almost at the low.
Textbook bull trap day. IBH breaks → IBH_1x tested → IBL breaks → IBL_1x tested. On one side, today’s close is above the previous day’s close, today’s high and low formed an HH-HL structure — all of that looks constructive. But on the other side, price couldn’t close above the June 18th and June 22nd closing levels, slipped below the 24,075 ~ 24,125 zone, fell under the HTF trendline, and left behind an inverted hammer candle. Two very different pictures depending on where you’re looking.
As for what disturbed the day’s sentiment — likely two things. The Sensex expiry manipulation (we saw something similar on Tuesday’s Nifty expiry session), and pre-long-weekend position lightening, with traders wanting to stay light ahead of the uncertainty. Now, Monday’s opening tick will tell us which side of the picture the market wants to show. Until then, enjoy the long weekend.
The day printed an inverted hammer on the daily — a candle worth watching. Monday’s opening bias will matter more than usual given the holiday gap.
🛡 5 Min Intraday Chart with Levels
📉 Daily Time Frame Chart with Intraday Levels
🕯 Daily Candle Breakdown
Open: 24,125.85
High: 24,261.60
Low: 24,039.00
Close: 24,056.00
Change: +34.35 (+0.14%)
🏗️ Structure Breakdown
Type: Inverted Hammer — gap up open, upper wick rejection, close near the low
Range: ≈ 222 points — moderate volatility
Body: ≈ 70 points — minor net gain masking a full intraday reversal
Upper Wick: ≈ 136 points — meaningful supply and rejection from the upper zone
Lower Wick: ≈ 17 points — very little demand stepped in near the close
🛡 5 Min Intraday Chart
⚔️ Gladiator Strategy Update
ATR: 263.45
IB Range: 77.55 → Small
Market Structure: ImBalanced
Trade Highlights:
10:15 Long Trade: Target Hit (R:R 1:2.21)
13:39 Long Trade: SL Hit
13:57 Short Trade: Target Hit (R:R 1:1.43)
Trade Summary: The long at 10:15 worked well — system did its job there. The 13:39 long hit SL, which stings a little in hindsight given what followed on the short side. The 13:57 short caught part of the breakdown and hit target. The bigger regret is leaving points on the table — the bull trap setup triggered, but I didn’t take it given the expiry day, not wanting to give back what I’d already earned. A reasonable call in the moment, though it’s the kind of trade that stays in your head after the close.
🧱 Support & Resistance Levels
Resistance Zones: 24,125 | 24,190 | 24,235 ~ 24,285
Support Zones: 24,025 | 23,970 | 23,900 | 23,855
🧠 Final Thoughts
“Sometimes the setup you skip teaches you more than the one you take.”
The thing that stays with me from today is how cleanly the bull trap played out — the IBH break, the HTF fib rejection, the slow grind in that support box, and then the sharp drop. Price followed the structure almost to the page. The setup was visible; the decision to sit it out was mine, and it was made for a reason.
For Monday, the opening tick near 24,075 ~ 24,125 will matter a lot. If price opens and holds above that zone, the HH-HL structure could still be in play. If it gaps down or opens weak and fails to reclaim it, the inverted hammer and the HTF trendline breakdown might start to carry more weight.
Going into the long weekend, the plan is simple — no assumptions, no bias. Just wait for Monday’s opening tick and let the price show where it wants to go.
✏️ 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.
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