🔹 Cycles Overview:
HWC (High Wave Cycle): Bullish 🔼
MWC (Medium Wave Cycle): Bullish 🔼
LWC (Low Wave Cycle): Bearish 🔽
When LWC is moving against HWC and MWC, it often means the market is offering a better entry opportunity! 🎯
📈 Current Price Action:
We are currently stuck at the midline of the main channel:
4 touches at the channel bottom.
3 touches at the channel top, plus a breakout and re-entry into the channel.
⚡ If we see a strong rejection from the midline followed by a drop, it could signal that buyers are losing momentum, and the chances of a breakdown below the channel increase. 🚨
⚠️ Risk Management Alert:
Since a short position goes against the higher timeframe cycles (HWC & MWC), it carries higher risk. Stay sharp with risk management! 🛡️
🔎 Volume Observation:
Notice during the last bearish leg, volume is decreasing as price drops.
This could hint at hidden bullish pressure building up beneath the surface! 📉➡️📈
🎯 Setups to Watch:
🔻 Short Setup:
Watch for a clean breakdown below the channel bottom.
(⚠️ Risky — higher chance of hitting stop-loss.)
Alternatively, monitor the $114 zone:
If price reacts weakly here, a breakdown entry might be possible — but again, caution: you’re trading against the main trend.
🔺 Long Setup:
A breakout above $195 would be a strong bullish trigger. 🚀
A midline breakout could offer an early entry, but it’s more risky and requires tight stop management.
🧠 Important Tips:
Since this is weekly analysis, the breakout confirmation should ideally come from a Daily candle close or, at the very least, a strong 4H candle close.
Higher timeframe candles = more reliability ✅
💰 Take Profit Strategy:
First TP: Top of the channel
Second TP: Trendline resistance
"Manage your risk wisely — without it, you're just a ticking time bomb. ⚠️"
— PXA 📊
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