expectations, and all eyes are locked on the upcoming CPI print. Everyone's asking the same question: is the Fed actually going to surprise us with a rate hike, or are they just going to hold steady?
Honestly, with the labor market still running this hot, sticky inflation is a real headache. But jumping straight to a hike feels like a stretchโthough Jerome Powell has definitely surprised us before.
Where is everyone leaning right now? Are you positioned bullish or bearish going into this print?
Iโm currently holding a mix of safe-haven gold and a few select equities, but I'm watching the charts closely before making my next move
ETH is showing strong bullish momentum and is trading above the 7-day, 25-day and 99-day moving averages. A pullback toward the $2,430โ$2,480 zone could offer a better long entry.
Manage your risk: Donโt over-leverage. Risk only 1โ2% of your trading capital and consider taking partial profits at TP1. $ETH
BNB has broken strongly above the $633โ$650 area and is holding well above the 25-day and 99-day moving averages. A pullback toward $680โ$690 could provide a better-risk entry, while $702 is the immediate resistance to watch.
โ ๏ธ Manage your risk. Don't enter with your full capital. If BNB loses $668 decisively, the setup is invalid. $BNB
๐จ LONG $ETH NOW ๐จ Long Zone: $2,440 โ $2,452 Leverage: 5xโ8x TP1: $2,477 TP2: $2,510 SL: $2,425
ETH is holding around the MA25 support near $2,452 after the recent pullback. A strong bounce from the $2,440โ$2,452 zone could push price back toward $2,477 and then $2,510. The $2,466โ$2,477 area is the first key resistance.
Don't overleverage. Risk only a small portion of your account, and move SL to breakeven after TP1 if momentum remains strong.
LONG $MSTRB NOW Long Zone: 127.80 โ 129.50 Leverage: 3xโ5x TP1: 132.00 TP2: 134.50
๐ SL: 124.50
Price is holding around the MA(99) support near 129.44, with a strong rejection from the lower levels. A reclaim of 130.80 (MA25) could open the way toward 132โ134.50.
Manage your risk: Don't over-leverage. Risk only a small portion of your capital and move SL to breakeven after TP1 if momentum remains strong. $MSTRB