DIA Long SetupSetup Overview
• Pair: DIA/USDT Perpetual Swap
• Timeframe: 2H
• Current Price: ~0.754
• Chart Type: Candlestick with moving averages
Key Observations
1. Support Levels
• 0.714 → Strong support zone (recent bounce point).
• 0.671 – 0.660 → Major support cluster.
• 0.647 → Recent swing low (strong bottom support).
2. Resistance Levels
• 0.795 → First resistance.
• 0.837 → Next resistance above.
• 0.870 – 0.871 → Target resistance zone (aligned with green TP zone).
3. Current Price Action
• Price has bounced from the 0.714 support and is trading above EMAs, showing short-term bullish momentum.
• The move suggests a potential push toward higher resistances if momentum continues.
4. Trade Setup
• Entry: Around 0.754 (current price).
• Stop-Loss (SL): Below 0.714 support (around 0.71).
• Take-Profit (TP): 0.795 → 0.837 → 0.870.
5. Risk–Reward
• The risk is defined below 0.714, while the upside potential stretches toward 0.87.
• This gives a favorable risk-to-reward setup if bullish continuation holds.
✅ Bias: Short-term bullish as long as price stays above 0.714.
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9.5 Year low of a secular bull market? This post is for my future reference only. The previous two secular bull markets made a 9.5 year low before continuing their secular bull markets. Currently this year with the consolidation we have seen, price could be setting up to make a low this November/December where after the low is in place, the current secular bull market would resume to make new highs.
Second, everyone is a bear or bearish. All we hear is how long this bull market has lasted. However, we did have a bear market in 2015. Even though price did not correct 20%, the Dow, SPX and NDX corrected with time and burned off their bullishness. On Google Trends this past February, "stock market crash" made the highest search rating since 2004. Google Trends showed how quick everyone becomes a bear. This is a hated secular bull market.
I could be wrong 100% with my thinking, but if we witness a sudden drop in prices similar to February of this year. Where price holds the Feb/April lows as support, I believe price would go on to new highs. Lets say price breaks the Feb/April lows in a shock and awe plunge. With everyone jumping on the bear market band wagon, with hardly any bulls left, I believe it would offer at least a break even long on a reactionary bounce, if this time is truly different.
Time will only tell. Best to everyone at Tradingview!







