USD/JPY 1H Trade Setup Current price: 157.95 SELL setup — if price rejects 157.90–158.00 Entry: 157.90–157.98 Stop Loss: 158.25 TP1: 157.78 TP2: 157.55 TP3: 157.00 BUY setup — only if a 1H candle closes above 158.22 Entry: 158.22–158.25 after retest Stop Loss: 157.95 TP1: 158.40 TP2: 158.60 Best choice right now: WAIT. The price is inside the range. Don't enter just because the price is moving
#EURUSD — 1H Trade Setup EUR/USD is showing weakness around the 1.1230 support zone after getting rejected from higher levels. I’m watching for a clean breakdown before taking a SELL. SELL: Below 1.1220 SL: 1.1255 TP: 1.1185 I’m not rushing the entry. Confirmation first, trade second. Let’s see how price reacts at support.$NVDA.US
#BTC Market Update BTC is still in a key zone, and I’m watching the price action closely. If buyers can hold the current support and push above the nearby resistance, we could see another move higher. But if support breaks, a deeper pullback is possible. For now, I’m not chasing the move. I’d rather wait for confirmation before taking a trade. BTC — patience first, entry second$NVDAB $NVDA.US
#BTC 1H — Watching the POC BTC is currently trading around the $84.6K–$84.7K POC zone after a strong sell-off from the $87K area. The POC represents the price area where the most volume was traded within this range. Right now, BTC is consolidating around this level, so I’m watching how price reacts here. If BTC can hold above the POC and break higher with a strong 1H candle close, the next important level to watch is the VAH around $85.6K–$85.7K. But if BTC loses the POC and starts closing below it, the setup changes and lower levels could come into focus. For now, no chasing — waiting for confirmation. #BTC #Bitcoin #BTCUSDT #Crypto #Trading #VolumeProfile
US MARKET CLOSE | US Stocks Close Higher Friday as Weaker Jobs Data Lifts Market US stocks closed higher on Friday after an unexpectedly weak September nonfarm payrolls report strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady at its October policy meeting, according to Sina Finance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 250 points, or 0.5%; the S&P 500 gained 0.7%; and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.2%. The Nasdaq hit an intraday record high before a rebound in Treasury yields pulled stocks off their session peaks. Despite Friday's rally, the Dow still fell about 1.3% for the week; the S&P 500 was roughly flat, down a slight 0.3%; and the Nasdaq rose 0.6% on the week, posting a third straight daily gain on Friday.