We are approaching a short term possible short entry and very high possibility of south movement continuation, but the signals are not valid for more then 30 hours. If you consider to follow I advice to use a short stop losses. close the deal or remove all the orders if time passed. this is not an advice, but an opinion.
It's an Old School opportunity, and valid only for a couple of hours. the setup consists of 3 Moving averages. I'm using SMA10, SMA20 and SMA50. SMA50 is the main direction. We will look for a long position when the SMA10 is below SMA20, but both of ma’s and price are above SMA50. The entry area is marked with green rectangle.
Currently just by the support area, please have a look at the chart.
Refer to a chart for a first take profit level.
Good Day traders, It's funny enough, but sometimes, we can use something that old as Stochastic. Not always, but works in certain conditions. When a Fast MA is higher than Slow MA (KAMA presented), we are looking for buying opportunities, and vice-versa. In this case, the entry points are made by Stochastic, the "K" line. Overbought - Selling point (if MA...
Hi Traders and investors, Doge is super bullish at the moment, giving some nice opportunities.
The price is possibly going to decline towards the support area at around 22000, the possibility to buy.
Today the price is not showing significant moves toward north, so I'm expecting it to break through the support levels 1 and 2 (very short term), and the drop till 8500 is possible. So I north from there is very much possible, but again, we have to look at the market conditions when the price is there.
the correction is already in place, and will probably give us a better opportunity to buy. Also it's so interesting how the prices have met.
75.00% bullish, considering multi timeframe price action factors 0.0% Estimated price fluctuation at time of report (+1Hr) 0.08% Volume Put/Call ratio 1.69 OI Put/Call ratio 0.93 Average Put/Call Ratio 1.31 How to use levels - 1. Wait till the level is reached, 2. Reversal pattern, 3....
22.2% bearish, considering multi timeframe price action factors Estimated price fluctuation at time of report (+1Hr) 0.18% Volume Put/Call ratio 0.99 OI Put/Call ratio 0.97 Average Put/Call Ratio 0.98 How to use levels - 1. Wait till the level is reached, 2. Reversal pattern, 3....
63.64% bullish, considering multi timeframe price action factors 0.0% Estimated price fluctuation at time of report (+1Hr) 0.16% Volume Put/Call ratio 1.26 OI Put/Call ratio 1.70 Average Put/Call Ratio 1.48 How to use levels - 1. Wait till the level is reached, 2. Reversal pattern, 3....
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.
Use this volume and open interest data, to filter out the levels in your own analysis, It’s simple, the higher the OI and/or Volume, the more valuable the level is. It’s also not necessary, that it must be the highest.