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Funny to see complaints despite 80%+ of my chart setups delivering!
⏱ TIMING MATTERS. All charts are different. 🔹 SWING plays → Days to weeks 🔹 Short-term setups → 1-2 days max Volatility is HUGE. We can't predict every move.
Perfect example here on $COLLECT / USDT: 📉 -20% down → 📈 +25% up in minutes!
What if you went all-in with 10x leverage? 💀 You LOST. Because you gambled with high leverage & oversized positions.
Guess what? I applied my strategy, avoided short-term noise, and WON while others lost.
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Key Events This Week: Goldman Sachs $GS Earnings - MondayJPMorgan Chase $JPM Earnings - TuesdayCitigroup $C Earnings - TuesdayWells Fargo $WFC Earnings - TuesdayU.S. PPI Inflation - Tuesday 🚨Morgan Stanley $MS Earnings - WednesdayBank of America $BAC Earnings - WednesdayNY Fed Manufacturing Survey - WednesdayTaiwan Semi $TSM Earnings - ThursdayInitial Jobless Claims - ThursdayPhilly Fed Manufacturing Survey - ThursdayNetflix $NFLX Earnings - Thursday • Crude Oil jumped sharply to $103.64, up over 7%, after President Trump announced a U.S. Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following the collapse of weekend peace talks with Iran. Brent crude gained nearly 8% while WTI surged above $104, with analysts warning prices could reach $150 per barrel if the blockade is sustained. • S&P 500 futures fell roughly 1% and Dow Jones futures dropped around 1.2% - signaling over 580 points lower at the open - as investors unwound last week's ceasefire-driven rally. The S&P 500 had gained 3.6% the prior week on optimism around a short-lived truce, gains that are now at risk of being erased. • The U.S. dollar rallied broadly in Asian trading, with the Dollar Index climbing as much as 0.5% to 99.187, its highest level since April 7. The EUR/USD slipped 0.29% to $1.17, while risk-sensitive currencies like the Australian dollar and South African rand led declines, falling 1.1% and significantly, respectively. • Gold fell approximately 1.8% to $4,665.88 per ounce as a strengthening dollar and fading Fed rate cut hopes outweighed safe-haven demand, even as the Hormuz blockade rattled markets. Analysts note that oil-driven inflation complicates the Fed's path, keeping rates elevated longer - a headwind for the metal despite the geopolitical floor it provides.
• Crude Oil jumped sharply to $103.64, up over 7%, after President Trump announced a U.S. Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following the collapse of weekend peace talks with Iran. Brent crude gained nearly 8% while WTI surged above $104, with analysts warning prices could reach $150 per barrel if the blockade is sustained.
• S&P 500 futures fell roughly 1% and Dow Jones futures dropped around 1.2% - signaling over 580 points lower at the open - as investors unwound last week's ceasefire-driven rally. The S&P 500 had gained 3.6% the prior week on optimism around a short-lived truce, gains that are now at risk of being erased.
• The U.S. dollar rallied broadly in Asian trading, with the Dollar Index climbing as much as 0.5% to 99.187, its highest level since April 7. The EUR/USD slipped 0.29% to $1.17, while risk-sensitive currencies like the Australian dollar and South African rand led declines, falling 1.1% and significantly, respectively.
• Gold fell approximately 1.8% to $4,665.88 per ounce as a strengthening dollar and fading Fed rate cut hopes outweighed safe-haven demand, even as the Hormuz blockade rattled markets. Analysts note that oil-driven inflation complicates the Fed's path, keeping rates elevated longer - a headwind for the metal despite the geopolitical floor it provides.
Over 2 months of sideways… and yes, it’s getting slow. Higher timeframe still leans bearish.
Weekly trend suggests continuation, while Daily & H4 remain neutral inside the Kumo.
My view hasn’t changed: A relief move toward 78K – 80K (even 85K) is still on the table…📈 before a potential continuation lower toward 50K – 48K.
Important context: price is still trading below major previous levels. Bulls haven’t regained control, any upside for now looks corrective, not structural.
Market is compressing. Big move is coming. What’s your read here?👀