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NASDAQ (1H): 29,740 Is the Key — Break Toward 30,000+ or Reject?Price is at 29,633, and the reaction to the 29,660–29,740 zone will decide the next move. The larger-degree count remains tentative, so I'm treating this as two scenarios rather than a confirmed direction. Bullish scenario — clean break above 29,740: A clear break and hold above 29,740 opens the way toward the 29,970 level (0.61 Fibonacci). A strong push through it targets the next zones in order: 30,293 → 30,599 → 30,668, and beyond that new all-time highs. Each of these levels is a potential reaction/reversal point, so price behavior at every step matters. Bearish scenario — rejection from 29,660–29,720: If price fails to clear this zone and gets rejected, it likely resumes the decline toward 28,958 and then 28,777. RSI near 53 (mid-range) reflects the current indecision — the zone is the trigger. ⚠️ Note: This is a personal analysis for educational purposes only — the wave count is unconfirmed, and this is not a buy or sell recommendation.
CFI:US100
by Jassar_Mahmoud
SP500 Bearish Setup Signals Further Downside📉 SP500 (2H) Bearish Outlook 🔴 The SP500 is showing signs of increasing bearish pressure on the 2-hour timeframe after failing to break above a major resistance zone. The recent recovery has brought price back into a key supply area, where previous selling pressure aligns with resistance, making this a critical level to watch for a potential bearish rejection. The overall market structure suggests that bullish momentum is weakening, with repeated failures to sustain higher prices indicating that sellers are gradually regaining control. Price is also struggling to hold above nearby support, increasing the likelihood of another downside move if resistance continues to hold. Unless buyers can reclaim the highlighted resistance zone with a strong breakout and convincing close above it, the bearish outlook remains unchanged. A confirmed rejection from this area could trigger the next leg lower as selling pressure continues to build. 🎯 Bearish Targets: • 7,422 – First target • 7,373 – Second target • 7,301 – Final target if bearish momentum strengthens Keep a close eye on price action around the resistance zone, as bearish confirmation from this area could provide the strongest signal for the next downside move. If you found this analysis helpful, don’t forget to LIKE 👍 and COMMENT 💬!
BLUEBERRY:SP500Short
by Dynamic_Trade_Strategies
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Japan 225 — Sharp Pullback Tests Key SupportJapan 225 — Sharp Pullback Tests Key Support, Can Buyers Defend the Structure? 1. Market Overview Japan 225 is currently trading around the 66,000–66,500 area after a sharp pullback from the recent upper range near 72,000–73,000. The index previously showed strong bullish momentum, but the latest decline suggests that short-term sellers have become more aggressive. The recent move lower is important because price is now approaching a key support region that may decide whether this is only a healthy correction within a broader uptrend, or the beginning of a deeper bearish reversal. Buyers need to react soon, especially around the 65,000–66,000 area. If this zone holds, Japan 225 may attempt to stabilize. If it breaks, the correction could extend further. 2. Market Structure From a market structure perspective, Japan 225 is shifting from a bullish structure into a short-term corrective phase. The broader move from May to late June showed a clear bullish structure, with price forming higher highs and higher lows. However, after reaching the 72,000–73,000 area, the index failed to maintain upside momentum and started to form lower short-term highs. The current pullback has weakened the short-term structure, but the broader trend has not fully turned bearish yet. The key question is whether buyers can defend the previous demand zone near 65,000–66,000. If this support holds, the broader bullish structure may remain alive. If price breaks below this area, the market structure could shift into a deeper correction. 3. Daily / 4H Multi-Timeframe View On the 4H timeframe, the latest price action is clearly corrective. Sellers have pushed price lower from the 70,000 area, and the index is now testing a lower support zone. The short-term momentum currently favors sellers. From the broader daily perspective, Japan 225 still appears to be in a larger recovery trend, but the recent pullback is a warning sign. A daily close below the 65,000 area would weaken the broader structure and suggest that the correction may not be finished yet. In short, the 4H chart shows strong short-term selling pressure, while the daily structure is still trying to protect the broader bullish trend. 4. Key Resistance 68,000–69,000 This is the immediate resistance zone. If Japan 225 rebounds, this area may be the first place where sellers react again. 70,000–71,000 This is the next important resistance zone. A recovery above this area would show that buyers are regaining control. 72,000–73,000 This is the recent upper range and major resistance zone. A sustained move above this area would be needed to confirm stronger bullish continuation. 5. Key Support 65,000–66,000 This is the immediate key support zone. Price is currently testing this area, and buyer reaction here will be very important. 63,500–64,000 This is the next support zone if price breaks below 65,000. A move into this area would suggest that correction pressure is increasing. 62,000–63,000 This is the major lower support zone. A clean break below this area would strongly weaken the broader bullish structure. 6. Momentum & Volatility Check Momentum is currently bearish in the short term. The pullback from the 70,000–71,000 area has been fast, which shows that sellers are active and that buyers have not yet fully regained control. Volatility has also increased during the decline, meaning price may continue to move quickly around key support and resistance levels. If Japan 225 can stabilize above 65,000, momentum may start to improve. However, if price breaks below 65,000 with strong selling pressure, the next downside move may accelerate. 7. Bullish Factors The first bullish factor is that the index is now approaching a previous demand zone around 65,000–66,000, where buyers may try to defend the broader structure. The second positive point is that the broader trend from May is not fully broken yet. A strong reaction from support could turn this decline into a normal corrective pullback. The third factor is that price is already near a short-term oversold area after the recent decline, which may attract buyers looking for a rebound setup. A confirmed recovery above 68,000 would be the first sign that buyers are returning. 8. Bearish Risks The main bearish risk is the speed of the recent decline. Japan 225 failed to hold above 70,000 and quickly moved lower, which shows that sellers are becoming more aggressive. If price fails to defend 65,000–66,000, the current correction could deepen. Another risk is that the index has started forming lower short-term highs. If the next rebound fails below 68,000–69,000, sellers may continue to control the short-term structure. A clean break below 63,000 would be a stronger bearish signal. 9. Bullish Scenario If Japan 225 holds above 65,000–66,000 and rebounds with confirmation, buyers may push price back toward 68,000–69,000. If price breaks above 69,000, the next upside target would be 70,000–71,000. A sustained move above 71,000 would suggest that the correction is losing strength and that buyers may attempt to retest the 72,000–73,000 resistance zone. 10. Bearish Scenario If Japan 225 breaks below 65,000, short-term bearish pressure may increase. In that case, price could move lower toward 63,500–64,000. If this zone also fails to hold, the next downside area to watch would be 62,000–63,000. A clean break below 62,000 would weaken the broader bullish structure and suggest that the index may enter a deeper correction phase. 11. Market Sentiment Market sentiment is currently neutral to cautiously bearish. The broader trend still has some bullish foundation, but the latest pullback has clearly damaged short-term momentum. Buyers need to defend the 65,000–66,000 zone to keep the recovery structure alive. Above 68,000, sentiment may start to improve. Below 65,000, bearish pressure may increase. Below 63,000, the correction may become deeper. 1 2. Trading Plan Style Summary Plan: - Above 68,000: recovery momentum may start to improve. - Between 65,000 and 68,000: support testing and consolidation may continue. - Below 65,000: short-term bearish pressure may increase. - Below 63,000: the broader bullish structure may weaken. The key area to watch is 65,000–66,000. If buyers defend this zone, Japan 225 may attempt a rebound. If this support fails, sellers may push the index into a deeper correction. 13. Interactive Question Will Japan 225 defend the 65,000–66,000 support zone and rebound toward 68,000–70,000? Or will sellers break support and push the index toward 63,000? Please share your view below.
CMCMARKETS:JAPAN225
by Yong726
DAX Fake Breakout Spotted , Short Setup Valid To Get 500 Pips !Here Is My 4H DAX ( GER30 ) Chart And Here Is My Opinion , we have a fake breakout very clear in 4H Chart , the price broke the res that forced the price to respect it and go down for more than 5 times and the closure was good but the price can`t stay above for even 2 days and back again below the res area by closing below with a great 4H Bearish candle that confirmed we had a fake breakout and we stay below so we can enter a sell trade when the price go up a little to retest the res area @ 25350.00 / 25330.00 and then we can enter a sell trade and targeting from 150 to 300 pips and using a good sl , if we have a weekly closure above our res area then this idea will not be valid anymore . Entry Reasons : - Over Bought - Fake Breakout - Bearish P.A - Strong Res
FX:GER30Short
by FX_Elite_Club
THREE STAGES. ONE PROCESS. ONE MINDSET.The Trader's Journey Why Trading Doesn't Start With Money There is one question I get asked surprisingly often. "How did you start trading?" Most people expect to hear a story about a lucky trade, a fast-growing account, or the first big profit. But the truth is very different. When I started many years ago, making money wasn't my primary goal. Of course, financial freedom sounded exciting. Like most beginners, I dreamed about one day making a living from the markets. But very early in my journey, I asked myself a question that completely changed my perspective. Am I chasing money... or am I chasing understanding? For me, the answer became obvious. I wasn't fascinated by the money. I was fascinated by the market. I wanted to understand why prices moved. Why certain levels held with astonishing precision. Why trends suddenly accelerated. 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Can you execute your edge with complete emotional neutrality? These questions determine your future far more than another indicator ever will. The Three Stages of Every Trader Stage 1 — Learn Learn how markets behave. Develop a repeatable strategy. Create your own rule book. Keep a trading journal. Forget about profits. Focus on consistency. Stage 2 — Master Yourself Trade with real money. Use the smallest position size possible. Allow your brain to adapt to real financial risk. Your strategy stays exactly the same. Only your emotions change. Stay here until discipline becomes automatic. Stage 3 — Scale Capital Only now should position size gradually increase. Not because you've found a better strategy. Not because you're chasing bigger profits. But because you've already proven something far more valuable. You can trust yourself. The Biggest Misconception in Trading Many traders believe a larger account creates larger success. I don't. A larger account simply magnifies who you already are. If you're impatient... It magnifies impatience. If you're fearful... It magnifies fear. If you're disciplined... It magnifies discipline. Money never creates character. Money reveals it. That's why a strategy that works on a small account can also work on a large one. The charts don't change. The probabilities don't change. The market doesn't change. Only the trader does. My Final Thoughts After more than twenty years in the markets, I no longer believe successful traders are created by one brilliant strategy. Nor by one extraordinary trade. They are created through thousands of ordinary decisions executed with extraordinary discipline. Trading isn't a journey from a small account to a large account. It's a journey from emotional decision-making to disciplined execution. The market is never testing your indicators. It is testing your patience. Your discipline. Your consistency. Your character. So if I could give one piece of advice to every beginner, it would be this: Take your time. Master the process before you chase the profits. Because in the end... The market doesn't reward bigger accounts. It rewards better traders.
EIGHTCAP:GER40Education
by WERKTrader
SPX500|AI Weakness and Hormuz Tensions Keep Pressure on EquitiesSPX500 | AI Weakness and Hormuz Tensions Keep Pressure on Equities U.S. stock futures traded lower in early European hours as technology stocks came under renewed pressure following Samsung Electronics' earnings report. Despite reporting a 19-fold increase in quarterly profit, Samsung shares declined, fueling concerns that the AI-driven semiconductor rally may be losing momentum. At the same time, geopolitical tensions escalated after Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reportedly launched missiles at two commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, pushing oil prices higher and increasing market uncertainty. Investors are also awaiting the release of the FOMC Meeting Minutes, which could provide further insight into the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. Additionally, global leaders are gathering in Ankara for the NATO summit, where defense spending discussions could influence market sentiment. Technical Analysis SPX500 remains under bearish pressure while trading below 7552. As long as the index remains below this level, sellers are likely to target 7520, with a break lower exposing the next support zone around 7470 - 7440. However, if the price stabilizes above 7552, bullish momentum could return toward 7575, while a stronger breakout would open the way toward 7622. Support: 7520 - 7470 - 7440 Resistance: 7575 - 7622
OANDA:SPX500USDShort
by SroshMayi
BankNifty levels - Jul 09, 2026Utilizing the support and resistance levels of BankNifty, along with the 5-minute timeframe candlesticks and VWAP, can enhance the precision of trade entries and exits on or near these levels. It is crucial to recognize that these levels are not static, and they undergo alterations as market dynamics evolve. The dashed lines on the chart indicate the reaction levels, serving as additional points of significance. Furthermore, take note of the response at the levels of the High, Low, and Close values from the day prior. We trust that this information proves valuable to you. * If you found the idea appealing, kindly tap the Boost icon located below the chart. We encourage you to share your thoughts and comments regarding it. Wishing you successful trading endeavors!
NSE:BANKNIFTY
by sacxe
Nifty levels - Jul 09, 2026Nifty support and resistance levels are valuable tools for making informed trading decisions, specifically when combined with the analysis of 5-minute timeframe candlesticks and VWAP. By closely monitoring these levels and observing the price movements within this timeframe, traders can enhance the accuracy of their entry and exit points. It is important to bear in mind that support and resistance levels are not fixed, and they can change over time as market conditions evolve. The dashed lines on the chart indicate the reaction levels, serving as additional points of significance to consider. Furthermore, take note of the response at the levels of the High, Low, and Close values from the day prior. We hope you find this information beneficial in your trading endeavors. * If you found the idea appealing, kindly tap the Boost icon located below the chart. We encourage you to share your thoughts and comments regarding it. Wishing you success in your trading activities!
NSE:NIFTY
by sacxe
US Tech 100 (NAS100) – 1H Market AnalysisUS Tech 100 is currently trading inside a major H1 demand/support zone after experiencing a strong bearish impulse. The market has respected a clear bearish market structure for several sessions, printing lower highs and lower lows while repeatedly rejecting every bullish retracement from key resistance areas. The chart shows that price previously reacted from a Fair Value Gap (FVG) and Order Block around the 30,250–30,300 region. Institutional sellers stepped in aggressively from this supply area, causing a significant decline and confirming that bearish order flow remains dominant. Since then, every rally has been sold into, preventing buyers from establishing a sustained bullish trend. A descending trendline resistance has also been controlling price action. Multiple attempts to break above this trendline failed, indicating that sellers continue to defend higher prices. The recent rejection from the highlighted Resistance & Order Block near 29,400 further confirms that this zone remains an important supply area where bearish pressure entered the market. Price has now reached the Strong Support Zone around 28,650–29,000, which is the first major demand area capable of attracting institutional buying interest. This region previously acted as a significant reaction point and may provide enough liquidity for a temporary recovery or short-term bullish correction. However, unless buyers manage to reclaim the 29,400 resistance and order block, the overall market structure remains bearish. Any rebound from the current support is likely to be viewed as a corrective move rather than a confirmed trend reversal until higher resistance levels are broken. If the support zone successfully holds, price could retrace toward the highlighted Resistance & Order Block around 29,400, where fresh selling pressure may appear again. On the other hand, a decisive H1 candle close below the current support zone would invalidate the bullish reaction scenario and expose the market to a continuation toward lower liquidity levels. Overall, the market remains in a bearish trend, but price is currently sitting at a high-probability support zone, making this an important area to watch for either a short-term bounce or a breakdown that could accelerate the existing downtrend.
IG:NASDAQ
by Forex_Market_Insights
DXY - Macro Bullish Retracement vs. Micro Bearish Structure The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) remains within a larger-scale Bullish Structure on the higher timeframe, currently pulling back from its macro Higher High (HH). While the long-term trend is bullish, the 1H timeframe is locked in a well-defined internal bearish cycle, characterized by a clean sequence of Lower Highs (LH) and Lower Lows (LL) following a descending trendline. Technical Analysis: Macro Fibonacci Landing: On the 4H/Higher timeframe, the price has dipped into the 0.5 Fibonacci Retracement level. While this is technically a macro discount zone where buyers often step in, the internal market mechanics indicate that the corrective move is not yet complete. Internal Bearish Dominance: On the 1H timeframe, the price action remains structurally bearish. The current upward reaction is treated as a minor counter-trend retracement within the 1H downtrend. Structural Expectation: For this deeper corrective view to play out, the price must strictly hold below the most recent 1H Lower High (LH) and the descending trendline. As long as this supply level is defended by sellers, the internal bearish momentum is expected to press the index further down to sweep lower liquidity before any macro bullish reversal can be safely triggered. Trade Plan: Strategic Bias: Short-term Bearish (expecting continuation of the 1H internal correction into deeper macro zones). Invalidation Level: A clean hourly candle close above the 1H Lower High (LH) and the descending trendline will invalidate this short-term bearish outlook. Target Area: Looking for a continuation lower toward the key support pockets sitting beneath the current price. Risk Management: Total exposure is strictly capped at a disciplined Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. Always wait for price action confirmation at key structural levels and monitor lower timeframe behavior before executing.
TVC:DXYShort
by Mr3Percent
NASDAQ Falls Out of Triangle as Bears Takes ControlSince the beginning of June, the Nasdaq has been trading inside a pretty clean symmetrical triangle, with volatility gradually tightening as buyers and sellers reached a temporary balance. Yesterday, price finally broke below the lower trendline, which shifts the short-term momentum in favor of the bears. One thing that's worth mentioning is that it's very common to see a retest after the initial breakdown. Price often tries to climb back into the triangle, only to get rejected at the broken trendline before continuing lower. That's exactly what happened on yesterday’s session. That said, I don't consider this breakdown fully confirmed just yet. For me, the key level is 28,890. A break below that second swing low would be the confirmation I'm looking for and would significantly increase the odds that this move has more room to run. Using the classic triangle measuring technique, the downside targets come in at: • Target 1: 27,566.42 (-5.5% from the current price) • Target 2: 26,780.20 (-8.2% from the current price) Now it's just a matter of seeing whether sellers can push the index below 28,890 (2nd bottom). If they do, this could turn into a much cleaner bearish setup.
NASDAQ:NDXShort
by Arthursh
The S&P's Next MoveEveryone wants to know... is the S&P forming a diamond, a megaphone, or a triangle? My answer? I don't know... and it doesn't actually matter." One of the biggest mistakes traders make is trying to predict chart patterns before they're confirmed. Instead of guessing, focus on what the market is actually telling us." Here's what we do know. The longer-term trend is still up. The June low at 7,238 remains intact, so buyers are still in control. And the entire rally is approaching major resistance... A long-term trendline around 7,840... together with a Fibonacci extension near 7,829. That's a significant confluence of resistance." So how would I trade it? Stay with the trend while it remains intact. Monitor price action as we approach 7,830 to 7,840. Could I add to positions? Perhaps—but only modestly. At these levels, risk management becomes more important than prediction." Forget trying to name the pattern. Follow the evidence. Disclaimer: The information posted on Trading View is for informative purposes and is not intended to constitute advice in any form, including but not limited to investment, accounting, tax, legal or regulatory advice. The information therefore has no regard to the specific investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any specific recipient. Opinions expressed are our current opinions as of the date appearing on Trading View only. All illustrations, forecasts or hypothetical data are for illustrative purposes only. The Society of Technical Analysts Ltd does not make representation that the information provided is appropriate for use in all jurisdictions or by all Investors or other potential Investors. Parties are therefore responsible for compliance with applicable local laws and regulations. The Society of Technical Analysts will not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any information on this site.
CBOE:SPX
by The_STA
KSE 100- Deferred Delivery for new highsThe Structural Schematic Breakdown The chart is an idealized institutional delivery model (black line) with current daily market structure: Point (1) — High Resistance Liquidity Run: Early in the year, the market established a major structural high (around the 183k–187k region) before undergoing a deep sell-off down to the 150,000 baseline. This engineered massive buy-side liquidity resting above those early peaks. Point (2) — Rejection from Last Upclose Candle: After a steady bullish recovery through May and June, price has returned to mitigate the original supply zone. The current rejection at 183,339 perfectly mirrors the model's prediction of resistance near the old upclose candle/order block. Point (3) — The Sweeping Pivot (Current Phase): According to the model, the market requires a localized stop-run or swing violation to collect sell-side liquidity before the real expansion can commence. The Near-Term Pullback Plan The index is currently printing a healthy corrective pullback. This should not be viewed as a structural breakdown, but rather as an intentional liquidity raid. The Stop-Hunt Trigger: Price is expected to dip below recent short-term swing lows (indicated by the horizontal line at 177,846) to tap into liquidity. Then we will be able to make new highs.
PSX:KSE100Long
by Rameeez
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Major meltdown? Just as I have said prior to this time, the DXY is one most traders should pay attention to, as it seems it going to play a major role in most traded currencies, and not to mention also risk assets, it was n that sideways move for the last 12 to 13 months now the breakout , if this bull flag hold I think we should begin to expect big move like I said before this one t watch out for, it seems the retracement did no go deep as I was expecting so am, looking forward to what happens from here , if you follow up you'll see that it's retracement gave relief to most pairs, honestly we are gonna see really interesting times, if you find it insightful boost and comment thank you , trade safe
TVC:DXYLong
by Lancerlawrence
$ NASDAQ $Hello everyone, 👋 Despite the recent pullback in tech, the broader trend remains intact. This week's weakness was mainly driven by profit-taking in AI and semiconductor stocks, while higher oil prices and renewed geopolitical tensions added short-term pressure. As long as buyers continue defending key support levels, the dip may simply be another healthy reset before the next move higher. Keep an eye on the Fed minutes and upcoming earnings, as they could be the next major catalyst for volatility. Yesterday, we broke below the support zone highlighted in the analysis, so in the short term, this could trigger additional downside pressure and lead to another move lower during today's session. 🟢 As always, a break above the green level will have me looking for immediate long opportunities. 🔴 A break below the red level will shift my focus toward potential short setups. ⚠️ This analysis is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always conduct your own research and manage risk appropriately before making any trading decisions.
IG:NASDAQ
by Vivi_tradeX
UK 100 ($UK100) Daily: Strong Bearish Rejection Off Resistance SUK 100 ( FOREXCOM:UK100 ) Daily: Strong Bearish Rejection Off Resistance Signals Correction Leg Toward 10,300 Target Matrix ### 🇬🇧 UK 100 Index ( FOREXCOM:UK100 - FTSE 100) Daily Technical Study (Ref: UK100_2026-07-08_09-03-03.png) We are deploying a tactical structural update on the UK 100 Index ( FOREXCOM:UK100 ) on the Daily (1D) time matrix. The British benchmark has printed a clear institutional distribution signature at its upper boundaries, triggering a short-term bearish correction model. The index displays notable sell-side dominance today, trading down **-0.72% at 10,582.2**, following consecutive failed attempts to establish structural acceptance above historical ceilings. --- ### 🔍 Technical Architecture & Resistance Rejection: 1. **The 10,713.2 Supply Wall:** Buyers faced aggressive distribution near the key horizontal resistance ceiling locked at **10,713.2**. The consecutive upper wicks printed at this zone confirm heavy sell-side liquidity traps and exhaustion from the bulls. 2. **The Measured Correction (Pink Vector):** Our structural projection model maps out an immediate **-2.65% (~280 points) contraction leg**, shifting short-term order flow into a mean-reversion phase. --- ### 🎯 The Bearish Target Matrix & Dynamic Floors: As the correction unfolds, we are monitoring a sequential cascade of key technical targets: * **Target 1 (10,450 Corridor):** The initial downside velocity target, requiring a decisive breach of the minor short-term exponential ribbons to open the technical highway lower. * **Target 2 (10,300 Core Demand Pocket):** Our primary corrective objective. This zone offers heavy technical confluence, overlapping our rising **72-period SMA (green line sitting at 10,326.7)** and the primary **ascending support trendline (blue diagonal line)**. We expect a major institutional battleground and potential re-accumulation signatures at this level. * **Macro Support Anchor (10,100/200-EMA):** If macroeconomic pressure breaks the blue LTA, the ultimate long-term structural safety net remains anchored at the institutional **200-period EMA (purple line sitting at 10,087.1)**, confluencing with the massive **10,100** psychological barrier. --- ### 📊 Tactical Summary: * **Bias:** Bearish (Short-Term Corrective) * **Immediate Target 1:** 10,450 * **Core Target 2:** 10,300 (LTA & 72 SMA Confluence) * **Macro Anchor Support:** 10,100 (Institutional 200-EMA) --- 📊 **ChartPro Data** *UK Equity Architecture, Distribution Models & Systematic Risk Sourcing.* ⚠️ **Disclaimer:** For educational and informational purposes only. This technical study represents a personal trading model and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
CAPITALCOM:UK100Short
by ChartPro_Data