Cycle Conflict in BTC — Long Bias Despite Bearish Price Action📊 Cycle Structure:
⬆️ HWC (Higher Wave Cycle): Bullish
⬆️ MWC (Middle Wave Cycle): Bullish
🔁 LWC (Lower Wave Cycle): Ranging (Neutral, no clear direction)
📌 Always keep cycles in mind — they are key tools to understand both long-term and short-term trends and help us manage risk better.
📉 Price Action Inside the Channel:
Price is moving inside a defined channel.
We’ve seen about 6 touches to the channel bottom, but the 5th and 6th touches were weak and didn’t even reach the mid-channel line. This shows buyer weakness at the support zone.
Candles and volume also indicate bearish pressure.
🔄 Conflicting Signals:
Cycles suggest avoiding shorts and keeping a long bias.
But the channel and bearish pressure indicate a possible breakdown.
⚠️ Risk Management:
This is where risk management saves the day!
Enter long with low risk.
Place a tight stop loss so if price moves against us, we exit fast.
If the market moves in favor of longs, we can quickly take the position.
Also, quick profit-taking is advised since this move contradicts the cycle signals.
📍 Key Level:
105,250 — This level can trigger strong reactions but it’s not a confirmation for long entries. It’s mainly a good zone for taking profits and managing positions.
📌 If you want me to analyze a specific coin or pair, just drop a comment.
⚠️ Without proper risk management, you’re just a ticking time bomb.
— PXA
Economic Cycles
XAUUSD in a Daily Channel — Bears Eyeing a Break at Trendline Re📊 Cycle Structure:
HWC (Higher Wave Cycle): Bearish with a mild slope 🔽
MWC (Middle Wave Cycle): Bullish 🔼
LWC (Lower Wave Cycle): Bullish 🔼
While both the mid and short-term cycles are pushing upward, the dominant bearish trend in the higher timeframe still weighs heavier, tilting the bias toward short setups.
📐 Market Structure:
Price is moving within a descending daily channel.
There's a 1H ascending trendline that has been tested four times already — currently heading into a fifth test.
The previous (fourth) reaction was weak, which statistically increases the chance of a breakout on the fifth touch.
The 3290 zone remains a strong resistance and a good target for short-term profit-taking on short positions.
📈 Alternate Long Scenario:
If buying pressure intensifies and price breaks above the 3345 key resistance, it could trigger a shift toward a bullish bias and challenge the integrity of the descending channel. This would invite breakout traders to join the move. However, this remains a secondary scenario, not the primary focus right now.
📌 Main focus remains on identifying short opportunities near resistance with proper risk management in place.
📌 If you'd like a specific pair or coin analyzed, drop it in the comments — I’ll choose from there.
⚠️ Without proper risk management, you're just a ticking time bomb.
— PXA
PENDLE 4H Analysis — Market Coiling for a Potential BreakoutBINANCE:PENDLEUSDT
🔹 Cycle Structure:
HWC (High Wave Cycle / Long-Term): Bullish 🔼
MWC (Medium Wave Cycle / Mid-Term): Bullish 🔼
LWC (Low Wave Cycle / Short-Term): Ranging 🔁
With both HWC and MWC showing bullish direction, the overall market sentiment is bullish for now.
🔍 Price Structure Insights:
The market is currently in a compressed range, and price action looks like a spring being coiled — meaning once it breaks out, we might see a sharp move.
Now, let’s remember:
We never deal in certainties — this game is all about probabilities.
Here’s what we're seeing:
More touches to the top of the range → indicates bullish pressure
Decreasing volume during dips → another bullish signal
So, with these confirmations, my bias leans toward the long side.
That said, if a valid short trigger comes up, I’ll mention it — but personally, I won’t take a short on this one.
📈 Long Entry Options (from riskier to safer):
Early Entry: Break of trendline (1H timeframe) — higher risk, earlier entry
Medium-Safe Entry: Break of horizontal resistance at 4.33
Safer Entry: Break of the main trendline (trend-confirmation)
⚠️ No matter how "safe" a setup looks, there’s always a chance of hitting stop-loss.
The safer the setup, the lower the probability of getting stopped out — but it’s never zero.
📉 Short Setup:
A short could be considered below 3.66 (support break)
However, as mentioned — I personally won’t take this short given the bullish context.
📌 If you want a specific coin analyzed, let me know in the comments.
I’ll pick a few requests for the next breakdown.
Without proper risk management, you're just a ticking time bomb. ⚠️
— PXA 📊
4H Bitcoin Analysis — All Eyes on the Midline4H BINANCE:BTCUSDT Analysis
🔹 Cycle Structure Overview:
HWC (High Wave Cycle / Long-Term Cycle): Bullish 🔼
MWC (Medium Wave Cycle / Mid-Term Cycle): Bullish 🔼
LWC (Low Wave Cycle / Short-Term Cycle): Bearish 🔽
The market seems to be offering us a better entry opportunity, and since the higher-timeframe cycles (HWC & MWC) are both bullish, they carry more weight. That’s where our focus is. 📈
🔍 Channel Analysis:
We’ve drawn a clear ascending channel, and here are the key takeaways:
4 valid touches on the top of the channel, indicating buyer strength and a bullish bias.
3 confirmed touches on the bottom of the channel, supporting the structure.
What’s more important:
Price increases volume on the way up,
And volume fades during pullbacks — classic signs of bullish momentum. ✅
⏳ Current Situation:
Right now, price is stuck at the midline of the channel — which is a critical decision zone.
⚠️ If we bounce here, there’s a high probability we’ll head toward the channel top, possibly breaking out.
Also, pay close attention to volume behavior during the latest pullbacks — it’s been dropping, suggesting the correction is losing steam and buyers might be stepping back in soon.
🚫 About Short Positions:
While some may consider shorting if the midline breaks, remember:
That’s against the higher-timeframe bullish cycles.
If you still go for it, you need a tight stop-loss and aggressive partial exits.
Personally, I avoid fighting the bigger trend — not worth the trouble.
🎯 Long Setup Idea:
The key resistance at 102951 is our breakout level.
If price closes a 1H or at least a 15-minute candle above it, that’s your signal.
💬 Want a different coin analyzed next?
Drop it in the comments — if I see strong interest, I’ll cover it in the next update. ⚡
Without proper risk management, you're just a ticking time bomb. ⚠️
— PXA 📊
Range Ending? MWC Correction Might Be Running Out of SteamBINANCE:AVAXUSDT 4H Timeframe Analysis 🔍
🧠 Cycle Breakdown:
• HWC (High Wave Cycle / Higher Timeframe Cycle): Ranging 🔁
• MWC (Medium Wave Cycle / Mid-Timeframe Cycle): Bullish 🔼
• LWC (Low Wave Cycle / Lower Timeframe Cycle): Bearish 🔽
Right now, the HWC has little to no influence, so we focus on the current correction phase of the MWC. That puts us in favor of long positions, as we expect this correction to eventually resolve to the upside.
🔎 Price Structure & Strategy:
Look closely — candles have formed a 15-minute range box. That means a breakout from this box won’t give us a massive move immediately, but it can still offer a decent entry depending on direction.
Since I use a breakout-based strategy, I’ve marked out my key support and resistance levels:
20.20 is a good level to look for long setups.
19.31 is where I’d consider a short, but keep in mind: going short here is against the MWC, so you’ll need tighter risk control.
🎯 Take-Profit (TP) & Reaction Zones:
If price breaks upward:
21.40 is a solid level to partial TP or manage risk.
23.00 is a stronger resistance and has a higher chance of reaction.
⚠️ Important: If price breaks out of the 15-min range box, it’ll count as a valid breakout — but again, expect smaller initial momentum.
Personally, I’ll take partial profits at 21.40, or even fully close the trade, because price might reverse before hitting 23. If not closing, I’ll at least move to breakeven.
📊 Volume Observation:
During the last drop, volume decreased — that’s a typical sign of a correction phase within the MWC, and it aligns with our long bias.
If you'd like me to analyze a specific coin, feel free to drop it in the comments
Without proper risk management, you're just a ticking time bomb ⚠️
— PXA 📊
SUI Daily Timeframe – A Big Move Is Loading!BINANCE:SUIUSDT
🧠 Market Cycle Overview:
HWC (High Wave Cycle – Higher timeframe): Bullish 🔼
MWC (Medium Wave Cycle – Medium timeframe): Bearish 🔽
LWC (Low Wave Cycle – Lower timeframe): Bullish 🔼
When the higher and lower timeframe cycles are bullish but the mid-term is bearish, it usually means the market is in a resting phase. This kind of setup can often give us a golden long opportunity! 🎯
📊 Price Action & Volume:
For the past 12 days, SUI has been ranging with decreasing volume. This drop in volume is often a sign that a big move is near. Just be careful — in this phase, the market might make small fakeouts to hit stop-losses.
🔻 Short Setup:
Right now, I’m not opening any short positions until I see the next clear leg.
I wouldn’t recommend shorting either, since it’s going against the main cycles.
But as always, stick to your own plan — this is just my view, not a signal. 👀
🔺 Long Setup:
The $3.7815 level was the last point where price reacted and dropped.
If we get a strong breakout above that, it’s a valid long entry. 🚀
✳️ Since we’re analyzing on the daily timeframe, the confirmation candle for any breakout should close on at least the 1H (1-hour) or preferably the 4H (4-hour) timeframe to be considered reliable.
🎯 Summary:
The market is in a correction, but the primary direction is still bullish.
Long setups are more favorable — just wait for breakout confirmation and manage your entry with patience.
"⚠️ Without proper risk management, you're just a ticking time bomb!"
— PXA 📊
AAVE Price Action: The Calm Before the Storm?BINANCE:AAVEUSDT Weekly Timeframe Analysis 🧠
🔹 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 📊
IEX technical analysisStock Overview: Indian Energy Exchange Ltd (NSE: IEX) is currently priced at INR 187.62. The company operates an electronic platform for trading electricity and renewable energy certificates in India.
Key Levels:
Support: 97.55, 144.81
Upside Swing Zone: 163.83, 193.42
Possible Upside Levels: 289.85, 337.10, 397.30
Technical Indicators:
RSI: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 56.85, indicating neutral to slightly bullish momentum as it is above the midpoint of 50.
Volume: The latest monthly volume is 47.25M, showing a significant increase compared to previous months, suggesting heightened trading activity and interest in the stock.
Sector and Market Context: Indian Energy Exchange Ltd operates within the energy sector, which has been experiencing volatility due to fluctuating energy prices and regulatory changes. Despite these challenges, the stock has shown resilience, maintaining a steady upward trend over the past few years. The overall market trend has been bullish, with increased investor interest in renewable energy and sustainable practices, positively impacting IEX's business model.
Risk Considerations:
Regulatory Risks: Changes in government policies and regulations related to energy trading could impact the company's operations and profitability.
Market Volatility: Fluctuations in energy prices and demand can lead to unpredictable stock movements.
Competition: The presence of other energy trading platforms and technological advancements could pose competitive risks.
Analysis Summary: Indian Energy Exchange Ltd has demonstrated strong performance within the energy sector, supported by increased trading activity and a neutral to slightly bullish RSI. Key levels indicate potential upside, but investors should be mindful of regulatory risks and market volatility. The stock's resilience and alignment with market trends in renewable energy make it a noteworthy candidate for further observation.
ETH Bull Week and Possibly the MonthBeautiful BULL cycle starting as of April 11, 2025. Hold every BUY position you have below the $1444.84. The 1477.29 LL has been broken. Marking the end of this Weekly Downtrend and sending the Long Buy Signal. Waiting on retest and going long Sunday April 13, 2025 at the
$1412-$1450. The LOWER, the better. I start with small leverage until the breakout is confirmed with the two daily candles. Don't miss out on the possible move! Be ready for a new week.
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possible 10 years breakout irrigation stock MAHINDRA EPCMAHINDRA EPC IRRIGATION 3months chart, price is standing near 10 years trendline and a breakout on closing basis will give a good rally. This is agriculture related FMCG script.
Mahindra EPC Irrigation Ltd., incorporated in the year 1981, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 409.26 Crore) operating in Irrigation & Allied Services sector.
Mahindra EPC Irrigation Ltd. key Products/Revenue Segments include Micro Irrigation Systems And Other Agri. Related Products
Nifty Astro Technical Analysis from September 2024 to March 2025Saturn's Transit and Market Impact
Saturn Transit: From Capricorn to Aquarius from March 5, 1993 to June 2, 1995.
Market Fall: Began when Saturn entered the third pada of Sadayam Nakshatra on September 12, 1994, until Saturn entered Pisces on June 2, 1995.
Sensex Decline: Fell from an all-time high of 4643 to 2966 (a 36% drop) over nine months.
Similar Situation in 2024-2025
Recent All-Time High: 26,277 on September 27, 2024.
Projected Decline: Saturn will enter Pisces by March 30, 2025.
Expected Fall: Considering a 4% average monthly decline over six months, a 24% drop is projected, amounting to 6307 points.
Target for Nifty: Should fall to around 20,000 by March 31, 2025 based on percentage-based correction.
Time-Based Correction: The lowest value in 1994-95 was 2966, which had earlier occurred on December 1, 1993, equivalent to 20,500 on December 1, 2023.
Astrological View: Nifty is expected to correct to approximately 19,900 to 20,500.
Disclaimer:
I am not Sebi Registered. This analysis is based on historical data, astrological patterns, and market trends. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading and investment involve risks, and you should conduct your own research or consult with a financial advisor before making any decisions.
Phases of the market - The "AMD" Effect In trading, the terms accumulation, manipulation, and distribution represent distinct phases of market behavior, driven by the strategies of large institutional players such as banks, hedge funds, or market makers. These phases reflect how these entities operate to achieve their objectives while influencing market psychology and price movements.
At the core of these phases lies the concept of supply and demand. However, recognizing where these phases occur within the market is crucial for traders. Let’s break them down for better understanding:
Let us breakdown these terms to understand them in a better way :
1. Accumulation Phase : This is when big players, like banks or hedge funds, start buying a lot of shares of a stock or asset without causing the price to rise too much. They do it quietly so that others don’t notice what they’re up to.
The price tends to remain flat and trades within a narrow range since fewer trades are happening. A lot of traders tend to loose the plot here since they are unable to understand if this accumulation is occurring in the wholesale area or the retail area and this is the KEY!!!
If prices are accumulating in the wholesale area it is more likely the prices are going to push to the upside than downside. This phase is generally ignored by most retail traders and investors as they consider this as a dull market environment. This is highlighted in a yellow rectangle on the chart.
2. Manipulation Phase : This is a phase where big players intentionally create sharp price swings to confuse or scare smaller traders (retail traders). The goal is to trick people into making the wrong moves, like selling too early or buying at the wrong time. Usually the big players create sudden spikes to the upside or downside. These spikes in general trend to hit majority of the stop losses of the retail traders causing them to loose money more frequently. Many smaller traders lose money here because they react emotionally or fall for fake signals, not realizing they’re being played by smarter, bigger players. This is highlighted in a blue rectangle on the chart
3. Distribution Phase: This is the stage where the big players move the market significantly to the upside or to the downside depending upon the prices being in the wholesale or the retail section. This phase generally tends to have higher volumes. Majority of the retail traders tend to enter at the very end of this phase and get trapped in the market. This is highlighted in an orange rectangle on the chart
This cycle often repeats itself forming the basis of the Wyckoff Market Cycle. Since price is fractal in nature these phases occur on all time frames. For illustration purposes we have taken an example of a Nifty chart. I have manually plotted the phases of the market and illustrated how these phases play out however these phases can be coded using pine script as well. I have divided the swing high and the swing low in two parts.
The lower section signifies" wholesale area" where the big players would be buyers and the upper section signifies retail prices where the big players would be sellers. Now if you watch the wholesale area carefully all the manipulations are taking place in the downward direction(highlighted in blue rectangle) which is signifying that prices are moving down first before moving up. The retail trader is getting trapped in the false breakout to the upside and the moment that happens he wants to "Buy" and keeps a stop loss below the consolidation only for the stop loss to get triggered first and then price moving in the intended direction.
Similarly, in the "retail area", manipulations often occur in the upward direction (highlighted in the blue rectangle). This means prices initially move higher before reversing downward. Retail traders frequently fall into the trap of reacting to a **false breakdown**. When prices appear to break down, these traders rush to "sell" and place their stop-loss orders above the consolidation. Unfortunately, their stop-losses are often triggered first, only for the price to then move in the intended direction afterward.
This pattern is a common occurrence in the market, happening almost daily. It underscores the importance of understanding these manipulative moves to strategically place stop-loss orders in safer locations.
Relying solely on market phases to make trading decisions is not enough to ensure consistent success. Instead, combining this knowledge with an understanding of the **bigger picture**—the overall price structure and market context—is essential. Once this framework is established, traders can confidently apply any price action strategy for entry and exit points.
With practice, identifying these phases on your charts becomes much easier. I hope you find this information valuable, and with some effort, you’ll be able to spot these patterns regularly. Good luck, and happy trading!
forge autoParallel channel breakout can be seen , there 's was a break out with gapup and currently retracing , gap filled today, good volumes good opportunity to enter at current market price •
target can be easy 20%-30% • thank you
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NIFTY GOING FOR 25717🔸July 2025 target- 25717🔸
➡️Every 200+ days the trendline is tested and respected
➡️Assuming no major negative event, trendline should hold
➡️Despite FII pulling out record funds, the index has been making new ATH for the period
➡️The earnings in the NIFTY50 constituent companies are making the bluechip and in turn index attractive
IOC at a Crossroads: Will Bulls or Bears Dominate Next?Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is at a crucial juncture with key levels shaping its next move.
Key Levels:
->Resistance: ₹180-₹190 has been a strong barrier.
->Support: ₹129.60 is a critical support level.
->Intermediate Resistance: ₹145.51 is acting as a key hurdle.
Trend:
->Overall: The stock remains in a downtrend, trading below the descending trendline.
->Short-Term: There’s a slight recovery, but the downtrend still holds.
Volume:
>Recent volume indicates participation at key levels but lacks strong bullish momentum.
Strategy:
>For Bulls: Wait for a breakout above ₹145.51 and the trendline for a potential rally towards ₹160-₹170. Keep a stop-loss below ₹140.
->For Bears: If IOC fails to break ₹145.51, consider shorting with a target at ₹129.60 and a stop-loss above ₹146.
What’s your take on IOC’s next move? Share your thoughts in the comments!
ipo stock UNITED HEAT TRANSFERAbove 108 we can see a bullish momentum in the price as pert advance technical analysis.
United Heat Transfer Limited, India is a complete engineering manufacturing company with a range of Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers, Air Cooled Heat Exchangers, Marine Heat Exchangers, Safe Tube Heat Exchangers, Moisture Separators, Automatic Backflush Filters, Pressure Vessels & Process Flow Skids Equipment. The company extends its expertise with the growing national & multinational OEM industry for Heat Exchangers, Moisture Separators, Pressure Vessels & Process Flow Skids.
"BE GREEDY WHEN OTHERS ARE FEARFUL.” Subject :
During this period, I view the market downturn as an opportunity to acquire quality stocks at lower valuations for long-term investment. As mentioned above, I am particularly interested in key levels for potential entry points. I wanted to share these insights with all of you, hoping you find them helpful. Thank you, everyone!🙏🏻
The recent downturn in both Indian and global stock markets can be attributed to several
key factors:
1. Monetary Policy Shifts: The U.S. Federal Reserve's recent decision to reduce the number of projected interest rate cuts for 2025 has heightened investor concerns.
2. Rising Treasury Yields: A significant selloff in long-dated U.S. government debt has pushed 10- and 30-year Treasury yields to their highest levels in nearly seven months. This trend poses a threat to stock valuations, as higher yields make risk-free government debt more attractive compared to equities.
3. Geopolitical Concerns: The potential return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency and his proposed economic policies, have raised fears of increased inflation and global trade tensions. These uncertainties contribute to market instability.
* Escalating conflicts in regions such as the Middle East have increased market volatility and investor uncertainty.
4. Foreign Investor Behavior: In India, heavy selling by foreign institutional investors has exerted downward pressure on markets. This trend is influenced by global monetary policies and a reduced appetite for risk amid prevailing uncertainties.
5. Sector-Specific Declines: Sectors such as financials and information technology have experienced notable losses, further dragging down market indices.
These combined factors have led to a bearish trend in both Indian and international stock markets in recent weeks.
About Reliance industries limited 📉:
1. Weak Performance in the Oil-to-Chemicals (O2C) Segment: RIL's O2C business, a significant revenue contributor, has faced challenges due to shrinking margins amid global oversupply. In the second quarter of FY25, the company reported a 5% decline in net profit, largely attributed to poor performance in its oil refining and petrochemical business. This segment was significantly impacted by cheap Russian crude oil flooding the market, pushing product margins lower.
2. Delays in IPOs of Jio and Retail.
3. Slowing Growth in the Retail Business: RIL's retail division has encountered slower growth, influenced by factors such as rising real estate costs and increased.
4. Broader Market Trends and Investor Behavior.
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