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Trade in AEM 23-10-26I entered a position in this asset, as it appeared to be a good buying opportunity. However, I was caught off guard—at the time of purchase, I didn't realize there were two assets with the ticker "AEM." It seems to be the same ticker, but one is traded in the United States, while the other is traded only in Latin America. The price variation is minimal—they essentially track each other—but, honestly, I would have preferred the U.S.-listed stock, as my core thesis was based on that chart rather t
BCBA:AEMLong
by Danielroble5
TSMC (BYMA) | ATM Watch: Defend 45.96. Challenge 49.15 and 54.22Semiconductors attract capital. My money still requires a qualified setup. On this 4H BYMA chart, the displayed TSMC depositary certificate trades around 47.84, recovering after a pullback from the October high. Price remains within the broader rising channel, with marked supply zones overhead. These levels refer to the instrument and quotation shown on this chart. The foundation — 45.956–45.970 This marked support area sits beneath the current consolidation. Continued buyer defense would suppo
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by IUGRAVITY
Havanna - 71% down in market capitalization from all time highsRetail investors who bought into the hype-driven narrative on Twitter were put in their place. It was inevitable that I would be proven right. Buying at a high price—anywhere, but especially in Argentina—is a bad move. There is no narrative in our country that justifies holding a peso-denominated asset, regardless of how promising future economic growth might seem. I invested in Havanna—lucky enough to do so very close to the lows and to sell in November 2023. No one buys at the absolute bottom
BCBA:HAVA
by cavagnaro
Liquidity Sweep, Trendline Break, and Whats Next Here’s a clean way to walk your blog readers through this chart without overcomplicating it: > **What I’m seeing on SPY** > > SPY spent most of the session recovering from an earlier selloff. The important part is that buyers started producing **higher lows**, which tells us selling pressure was being absorbed instead of price simply continuing straight down. > > At the same time, SPY was still trading underneath a larger **descending trendline** coming down from the prior high. That trendline
BCBA:SPYLong
by davidblake850
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TXAR FInished Correction?BCBA:TXARD TXAR had my attention a long time ago, I'm almost sure the correction has finished. I have a lot of reason to think that, in the first place, when talking about Elliot Wave Patterns the corrections usually tend to finish on the 4th wave of less degree (as marked with the red rectangle), second I think that the count of fifth wave is completed, third if you see the candles they have a lot of wick on the lower part indicating the lower force to the bearish, forth the RSI is indicating
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by lucasvillella06
Possible ending of the correction.BCBA:TXARD I have to possible counts, the first one and suposly more probable is that what we are seeing is a zig zag, on the other hand we can have a WXY. If what we are having is a Zig Zag It is probable that the correction will finish on the red rectangle, because it is commonly seen correction waves finishing on the wave 4 of the less degree, plus the fibonnacci extension and correction is around there. I'm thinking on the WXY correction possibility because the first part of the correction
BCBA:TXAR
by lucasvillella06
Txar 3 wave or CBCBA:TXAR The correction finished earlier than I expected, although my expectation for the impulse are the same. Now that the correction could be over we have 2 scenarios, the first one is that the correction is over so our 3th wave should go at least to the 1 mark of the fibbonacci, the other could be that we are seeing a flat or a complex correction, however because it is the first correction it is more probable to be a zig zag that is sharper whether than anything else.
BCBA:TXARLong
by lucasvillella06
The Four Different Sideways TrendsIn the modern Market Structure, stocks, indexes and industry indexes move sideways or trend moving horizontally most of the time. Understanding this phenomenon and how to use it to your advantage is important to learn. There are 4 different types of price moving sideways: 1. The consolidation is a very narrow price range, often less than 5% but can be wider. The consolidation trend usually lasts a few days to a few weeks. The price action is very tight and small. Pro traders dominate consolid
BCBA:SPYEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
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SPY Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-05-25SPY Weekly Analysis Summary (2025-05-25) Model Summaries Grok/xAI Report Technicals: SPY at $579.11, below short-term EMAs (10/50 on 5-min), above 200-period EMA, RSI oversold on 5-min, MACD bearish. Daily chart neutral to slightly bearish. Sentiment: Rising VIX (22.29), max pain at $580. Trade: Buy 2025-05-30 577 put at $5.12, profit target ~3-point move, 20% stop loss, confidence 65%. Claude/Anthropic Report Technicals: 5-min and daily charts bearish but RSI oversold intraday. Volume sell
BCBA:SPYShort
by quantsignals
XP INC CED EACH 2 REPR 1 | Chart & Forecast SummaryKey Indicators On Trade Set Up In General 1. Push Set Up 2. Range Set up 3. Break & Retest Set Up Notes On Session # XP INC CED EACH 2 REPR 1 Double Formation | A+ Set Up * Wedge Structure | Double Bottom Alignment | Subdivision 1 * 012345 Main Structure On Hold | Support=0 | Subdivision 2 Active Sessions On Relevant Range & Elemented Probabilities; London(Upwards) - NYC(Downwards) Conclusion | Trade Plan Execution & Risk Management On Demand; Overall Consensus | Sell
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by UnknownUnicorn87383881