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$EUR - Now we wait...$EUR - Now we wait... EUR we are within the ranges of Highs: 1.05190 Lows: 1.04375. We either re visits the higher high or we go to lower low areas of where are are. For now, we wait we are in a choppy condition its break to either levels. With US PPI tomorrow and then feds next week, I don't expect much movement compared to yesterday I will be on side-line until this is all confirmed and i'm looking for quick day trades in out as volume will start to dry up as its December. Don't forget to trade your own trade plan. Trade Journal
by Trade_Journal
FTM Possible CUP & HANDLEFTM High Risk Possible Trade Setup. Possible CUP & HANDLE pattern forming. The recent pump was with good volume. RSI & MACD has space to come down ( to make the handle ) and bounce back. Safest Long entry is IN CONFLUENCE with 200EMA on 4H timeframe. Also the IDEAL BREAKOUT TARGET is around the 200EMA of 1D timeframe. The STOP LOSS is kind of big cause of those big wicks. USE PROPER POSITION SIZING AND TAKE ENTRY IN PARTS if you are taking entry. Risk to Reward ratio: 8.78% vs 64% Non Financial advise. Trade at your own risk. Do your own reaserch.
Long
by HopeTheory_
Near Protocol Bump and Run Reversal BottomBINANCE:NEARUSDT Hello Traders, Farid here. I have been trading stocks since 2017 and later got into crypto. Neear Protocol price drop-off in early november followed the lead-in phase where prices moved in a narrow range during the rest of november. The bump was formed and then rounded upwards as prices left the bowl and moved higher breaking out of the trend line, moving higher on the uphill run to new higher highs. When the price broke out of the trendline and closed above it I got the confirmation that I was looking for and I am ready to open a long position here. I believe this is a low risk high reward setup as Near is one of the bottomed altcoins. First TP $2 (there is strong volume and if we break this level then the next target is $3) Second TP $3 (there is strong volume and if we break this level then the next target is $3.45) Third TP $3.45 (my ultimate target is $3.45 which is the highest point in the pattern, if we break this levels then the next target would be $4.5) Overall, Near is strong against Bitcoin and if there is a minor increase in bitcoin prices we could see 2-3x in Near prices. Good luck and trade smart! (not a financial advice) Please like and share if you like my idea.
by faridisayev
2
$SPX - What's next?$SPX - What's next? Important data coming out this week out of US as well as Powell tonight it would be a surprise if he's dovish I'd personally like a pull back in US indices and to get back in long, this principle is validated with metals as well, let's not forget NFP... As the market is forward looking, we have seen DXY decline as rates will be declining in the future as the recession heads further, the data is establishing weaker in certain areas. However, technically we are at a key area, do we pull back or do we extend further to the downside. AUD as china may open may benefit AUD - Keep a key eye as well as confluence of Indices and precious metals. The key pairs I am looking into going overall: DXY EUR YEN AUD XAU SPX DAX Looking for pull backs to go back into the trend at suitable levels matching my trade plan! Medium term positioning. All the best, Trade Journal
SP:SPX
by Trade_Journal
4
#USDCAD looking good for a sell4H bearish market structure as it can be seen in the chart, price just below an important structural point where price bounces up and down several times and shows that the area is important for traders. there are 2 areas that price can tap into and reject from, one of them is a local top in recent price bullish corrective move, price can take out liquidity from above it and then resume moving lower in impulsive move. or price can come all the way up to test 1H timeframe high. important notice for taking the position in area level 1 and 2 is: * price cannot close above the arrow, it is possible that price goes above the arrow but it should return immediately and close below it. * if price some how can manage to close above the 1H timeframe high then price short term bearish structure has shifted and therefor we can no longer looking for sell opportunities.
Short
by mohemati
4
#GBPCHF looking for a short-term buying opportunityprice 4H timeframe bullish structure move, followed by a lower timeframe bearish corrective move which brought price close to static support area and shows price intention of more upside move. for taking a buy position we need: 1- price tap into the supporting area 2- see some bullish move in form of engulfing candle which shows that buyers are in the market. 3- see clear shift in lower time frame market structure ( price failing to create lower low )
Long
by mohemati
How to save money as a student Many students are trading crypto, forex or stocks so this time we have something for you! We hope that you will find this publication interesting and beneficial! Enjoy! Although your time as a student is the best time of your life, it is way more expensive than it should be. You want to discover, learn, meet new people, try new food and go to new places. At the same time you aren’t earning your own money yet and your books are your best friends every evening . Therefore, even if you don’t have to pay thousands euros for your education every year, it might be difficult to manage and save some money during your student time. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to save money while still having fun and enjoying being a student. But before sharing with you those tips, there is one thing that is even more important for you to remember: adopting a saving mentality. You need to realize that being economical is a mindset. So, if you are open to trying it, follow the advice we are going to give you. It doesn’t mean that you have to give up all the things you love doing because they cost you a lot of money. Instead, you need to find a balance between being economical and treating yourself from time to time. ⦁ Set a budget & follow the 50/30/20 budget rule. Before anything, it is important to be aware of the money that you receive every month. The 50/30/20 rule is a perfect budgeting rule for beginners. It means that you split your money into 3 categories: needs, wants and savings. In general, it looks like this: 50% of your money goes toward your absolute necessities (rent, transportation etc.). Then, the 30% goes to things that you want but not necessarily need (eating out, going to a concert, buying a book). So, what’s left is the last 20% which goes towards your financial future: saving money aside to reach your goals and stay calm in an emergency situation. ⦁ Cook your own food & be smart at the supermarket While eating out might be very tempting, it certainly won’t be beneficial to your wallet. Try to set out a rule of eating out for example once a week, or once every 2 weeks. Secondly, never do your grocery shopping when you are hungry as this is the easiest way to overspend your weekly budget. Last but not least, make sure to plan your meals in advance. It will help you estimate how much the ingredients will cost and also actually use the products that you will buy. And if you have a whole day of classes ahead of you, make sure to prepare enough food for the day. ⦁ Explore student discounts Being a student has many perks, and one of them is student discounts. If you know where to look, you can easily save on movies, travel, food, retail, software and many more. In addition, when you are looking to buy something specific, try googling if there is a student discount on this product. For example, ‘Adobe Photoshop students’ sends you directly to a discount page for students and teachers. Or, if you are looking to buy a new laptop from Apple, definitely check the ‘back to school’ discount that the company offers every year. ⦁ Cut out unnecessary subscriptions This one is especially important when you are planning out your monthly budget. By checking on all your subscriptions you can cut out regular payments you don’t use before the prices go up. Nevertheless, if for example paying 15 euro per month for Netflix keeps you from going to the cinema every week, you should definitely keep that subscription. ⦁ Find a side hustle Although you don’t have time for a full time job during your studies, you can definitely afford to spend 10-20 hours a week by earning some money on the side. It can be a very simple job, such as working in a coffee shop or a restaurant but there are also plenty of online opportunities! You could become a virtual assistant, for instance. That means mainly helping your clients manage their day-to-day life by answering emails, booking flights and organizing their schedule. Or, if you are fluent in 2 languages or more, you could try freelancing as a translator on websites such as Fiverr or UpWork. ⦁ Share a flat with your friends Another way of saving money while being a student is sharing a house or apartment with more people instead of living alone. By splitting the rent, but most importantly also all the utility bills you will save a significant amount each month. ⦁ Search for free entertainments & get creative Social life is probably one of the most expensive things in your student life. Most of the activities cost money, but there are many less expensive ways to have fun with your friends. Why not have a picnic instead of eating out for the third day in a row? Or going hiking in the valley closeby instead of going to the overpriced party on Saturday night? To conclude, even though you might not have enough money as a student, there are tons of ways to save what you have. In fact, you can even earn some money by doing a part-time job. Hence, following the tips mentioned above will help you create a healthy balance and good relationship with money for the future.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by vf_investment