Sygroup, momentum still strong?I made it a habit to place remarks on charts and follow up later... This helps me reflect on whether my analysis or assumptions were correct.
Without marking or taking notes, it's hard to track progress or improve over time... This process keeps me accountable and sharpens my decision-making.
As for now... can sygroup continue its momentum? Maybe, but a pullback looks more likely at this stage... just another wild guess, unless price action confirms otherwise. Watch how it reacts near short-term support or trendline for clues on the next move.
Disclaimer: This is not a buy/sell call. Always follow your trading plan, review your setups, and manage risk carefully.
KJTS MARKING UPA typical Re-Accumulation Schematic #1
It is very difficult to get this kind of shcematic
With a successful test of spring
What intrigued me, vol @ 21/4/25 (black arrow)
-too shallow accompanied with contraction (Typical of Feather's Weight **Yellow Line)
Thus position intiated as attached
Tight SL
PureWyckoff
GTRONIC - Looking for bullish momentum.P Wave B/O.
The current candle price has just broken above the Kumo, indicating a shift from a bearish or neutral phase to a potential bullish phase.
The breakout above Kumo is a significant technical event suggesting momentum is turning positive.
Tenkan Sen is above Kijun Sen, confirming ongoing bullish momentum.
Chikou Span seems to be following price action positively, adding support to bullish bias.
Current price: 0.480, indicating room for upside toward the targets.
Entry: Initiate or add long position at 0.480 following confirmed breakout above the Kumo.
Stop Loss: Set stop loss around 0.370, below recent swing low to protect against downside risk.
Price breaking above the Kumo combined with Tenkan Sen crossing above Kijun Sen is a strong bullish signal. The projected Fibonacci targets give clear, progressive levels to watch and take profits. Manage risk carefully by using the suggested stop loss.
Note:
1. Analysis for education purposes only.
2. Trade at your own risk.






















