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ETHUSD | Supply Zone Rejection Points to Possible Pullback

Ethereum has rallied back into a significant higher-timeframe supply zone around 2625-2635, where sellers stepped in aggressively and rejected price. The chart shows a previous bearish structure followed by a corrective recovery into resistance. After reaching the highlighted supply area, price produced a strong reaction and is now attempting to move lower. As long as the supply zone remains respected, the probability of a deeper retracement remains on the table. 🎯 Bearish Targets ✅ Target 1: 2520 ✅ Target 2: 2475 ✅ Target 3: 2435 📊 Technical Outlook 🔹 Strong rejection from HTF supply zone 🔹 Previous bearish trend structure remains relevant 🔹 Buyers failed to sustain momentum above resistance 🔹 Potential retracement toward lower liquidity areas ⚠️ A sustained break and acceptance above 2635 would weaken the bearish scenario and suggest buyers are regaining control. This analysis represents a possible market scenario based on price action and chart structure. Always use proper risk management.

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NAS100 (US100) — 4H | Bearish Continuation After Liquidity Sweep

Bias: SHORT Price swept the prior high liquidity resting above the 30,600 .0 region before rejecting sharply, confirming a BOS to the downside off the descending trendline. This aligns with the broader structure — NAS100 has been respecting a clean descending channel since the early-June high, with each retracement into premium territory getting sold into. Narrative: Liquidity was engineered above the 30,246 .0–30,600 .0 supply zone, trapping late longs Rejection candle confirms distribution at the highs — smart money offloading into retail buy-side liquidity Current price (29,182 .8) is consolidating below the broken trendline, now acting as resistance Expecting continuation lower toward the untapped demand/TP zone once minor liquidity below 29,000 .0 is cleared Trade Plan: Entry Zone : 29,738 .7 – 30,169 .2 (retest of broken structure / order block) Stop Loss: 30,850 .8 (above swept liquidity high) Take Profit: 27,089 .7 (next major demand zone / untapped liquidity pool) R:R: ~ 4.5:1 Key levels to watch: 30,246 .0 (invalidation trigger on 4H close above), 28,600 .0 (intermediate liquidity pocket), 27,089 .7 (final target) ⚠️ Not financial advice — always manage risk according to your own plan.

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GBPUSD | Major Supply Zone Rejection, Bearish Scenario Develop

GBPUSD has reacted from a higher timeframe supply zone after an impulsive bullish move. The recent rejection near 1.3640-1.3650 suggests that bullish momentum may be slowing, while price is approaching a key demand/support area highlighted in blue. The chart structure shows a previous descending channel breakdown followed by a strong recovery rally into resistance. If sellers continue defending the higher-timeframe supply zone, a corrective move toward lower support levels becomes a realistic scenario. 🎯 Bearish Targets ✅ Target 1: 1.3450 ✅ Target 2: 1.3400 ✅ Target 3: 1.3290 📊 Technical View 🔹 Strong reaction from major supply zone 🔹 Previous trendline resistance respected 🔹 Potential lower-high formation developing 🔹 Short-term support currently under pressure ⚠️ A sustained move above the supply zone would weaken this bearish outlook and could lead to further upside continuation. This is a market perspective based on current price action and chart structure. Always use proper risk management and wait for your own confirmations.

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XAGUSD (Silver) | Range Support Under Pressure, Bearish Scenario

Silver is currently trading around a key support region that has acted as both support and resistance in recent sessions. Price recently rejected a lower high after failing to sustain momentum from previous rallies, while repeated reactions from resistance suggest that sellers remain active. The highlighted blue zone is an important decision area. A confirmed loss of support could increase the probability of further downside movement toward lower liquidity and historical support levels. 🎯 Bearish Targets 🔹 Target 1: 62.00 🔹 Target 2: 61.20 🔹 Target 3: 60.80 - 60.70 📊 Market Structure ✅ Rejection from lower-high resistance ✅ Weak bullish follow-through after bounce ✅ Range support being tested repeatedly ✅ Potential continuation toward lower support levels if sellers maintain control ⚠️ A successful reclaim of the blue zone would weaken this bearish outlook and may lead to further consolidation before the next directional move. This chart reflects a possible market scenario based on current price action and structure. Always manage risk appropriately.

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HYPE Alert: A Major Trend Reversal May Be Coming! (12H)

The red zone represents a supply area. The price has now reached the red zone and reacted with a clear rejection, confirming that the area is currently acting as resistance. For short-term trades, we have marked a blue zone on the chart. We expect the price to react from this zone and potentially drop toward at least the first target. Let’s see how the price develops from here and whether the bearish momentum continues. If you have a symbol you want analyzed, first hit the like button and then comment its name so I can review it for you. Do you also think HYPE is bullish?

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USDJPY | Bullish Recovery From Demand Zone

After rejecting the lower support region around 153.20-153.30, USDJPY is showing signs of strength while holding above the highlighted demand zone. The blue area is acting as an important short-term support zone. As long as price remains supported above this region, buyers may attempt another push toward the higher resistance levels. 🎯 Bullish Targets Target 1: 154.798 Target 2: 155.688 Target 3: 156.500 - 156.650 supply zone 📊 Chart Perspective ✅ Demand zone reaction visible ✅ Higher low structure developing ✅ Potential continuation toward range highs ✅ Risk remains if support loses strength This analysis reflects a possible bullish scenario based on current price structure and support/resistance behavior. Always manage risk according to your trading plan. Not financial advice. For educational purposes only.

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PLTR: The AI Powerhouse

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URA - Head & Shoulders Breakdown Still in Play

The Global X Uranium ETF still looks poised to complete its Head and Shoulders breakdown pattern. Let's discuss how this formed and what it means. The H&S Pattern This Head and Shoulders pattern has been forming since mid 2025. Price formed the left shoulder in October 2025, the head at the top in January 2026, and the right shoulder at the end of April 2026. URA then broke the neckline of the pattern (the upward sloping black trendline that had held price up since mid 2025) breaking it to the downside in June 2026. In mid June 2026, price moved back to the upside, held the neckline of old support as new resistance, and fell further, giving a successful first bearish retest. However, URA has since seen a second bearish retest in late August 2026. Price has continued declining ever since. The measured move for this breakdown target would put price somewhere around $32. Potential Catalysts for Further Downside There are a few real fundamental catalysts that could support another $10 drop from current levels. The most significant risk is oversupply. Kazatomprom, the world's largest uranium producer, has already been cutting production guidance to help balance the market, but any surprise resolution to logistical bottlenecks in Kazakhstan, or a faster than expected ramp up from major producers in Canada or Namibia, could increase near term supply and pressure prices lower. With three countries controlling the vast majority of global uranium production, any shift in output from just one of them can meaningfully move the entire market. Beyond supply, uranium remains a thinly traded commodity, which makes it more vulnerable to sharp moves from ETF outflows or physical fund liquidations than more heavily traded commodities. Additionally, any sudden pullback in government support for nuclear energy, whether from environmental pressure or budget constraints, could weigh on near term demand expectations and give sellers another reason to push price toward that lower target. Additional Confluence What makes this setup particularly interesting is that the measured move breakdown target aligns closely with the 200 SMA (sky blue). In addition to that, if price does fall to retest these targets, it would also align with a retest of previous resistance, now given the opportunity to act as a new demand region for buyers: https://www.tradingview.com/x/G7ciKGvP/ This is a weekly chart, so it may still take some time to fully play out, but it was worth pointing out now. Price did create a daily doji today, so a short term reversal back to the upside is possible. That said, the broader weekly breakdown trend still points toward price eventually visiting the low $30 range.

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$GLD Daily Close — Sep 14

AMEX:GLD Daily Close — Sep 14 AMEX:GLD looks much weaker than AMEX:SPY and NASDAQ:QQQ right now. 395 broke, and I've flipped to a short bias against 400. The level went on a close — 392.84, after gapping down to 391.89 and failing the reclaim attempt at 395.90. 395.51 was support for a week. It's resistance now, and the retest already happened inside today's session. I'm going to be straight about one thing though, because it cuts against my own bias. Volume on this break was 7.28M against a 12.16M average — 60%, the lowest reading of the entire run. Look at the sequence: 9.8, 8.7, 8.0, 10.2, 10.7, then 7.3. Volume built into the level and then vanished on the break. Weak candle with low volume, and here's the part worth understanding: in VSA, a down bar on low volume is No Supply. The selling isn't there. Price fell because nobody was bidding, not because anyone was pressing. The close came in at 38% of the range, off the low — sellers didn't push into the bell either. I said last week that a break of 395 on light volume is a shakeout, not a trend change. I'm not going to un-say it now that the break went my way. And last week's weekly bar showed 123% volume on a narrow range right at this level — that's absorption. Heavy buying there, then a slip below on the lightest volume of the run. That's the shape of a stop flush. So the short is a structure trade, not a VSA-confirmed one. That's fine. It just means tight stops and I want to see real volume on any continuation before I size up. The plan: I'll short the rejection, not chase it here. The zone is 395.51 up into the MTF cloud (@ripster47 EMA cloud) at 399–401. Targets 385, 382, then 380. 400 is the pivot for the long side. Reclaim it on a close and this whole break was a shakeout and I'm out of the way. All of it conditional on FOMC. Hawkish confirms the short, dovish flips it. I'd rather react to the print than pre-position into it.

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Silver / USD — 4H Technical Analysis

Based strictly on the structure shown on your TradingView chart, the setup is bearish in the short term, but potentially strongly bullish after a deeper liquidity/support test. 🔴 Current Structure Silver is trading around 63.20, directly inside the 63.09–63.78 resistance/supply zone. The 4H structure is showing: Lower highs from the 71–72 area A clear descending trendline from the September high Price currently retesting the 63.09–63.78 resistance zone Momentum has weakened after rejection from ~68–71 The 60.23 level is the first major downside support 57.30–57.18 is the stronger demand/support zone So your short setup is technically logical as long as price remains below the descending trendline and 63.78 resistance. 📉 Bearish Scenario — Primary Setup Entry Short: 63.45 area This is a reasonable location because you're selling directly into the 63.09–63.78 resistance zone rather than chasing price lower. Stop Loss 68.00 This is also logical structurally. A move above ~68 would mean that the current bearish structure is being seriously damaged, particularly because it would represent a breakout above the recent lower-high region. Target 1 60.23 This is your first important support. I'd consider this the first place where sellers may start taking profit. Target 2 — Major Target 57.24–57.12 This is the most interesting area on your chart. You have: Previous consolidation Strong historical reactions ~57.30 horizontal support The lower part of the current structure Potential liquidity below 60.23 So 57.24–57.12 is a much stronger target than simply expecting price to continue falling indefinitely. ⚠️ The Important Part: 60.23 Your annotation says: “60.24 week support will break” I wouldn't assume that automatically. 60.23 is the confirmation level. The better approach is: If price reaches 60.23: Scenario A — 4H closes below 60.23 This strengthens the bearish case. Then: 60.23 → 58.5 → 57.30–57.12 becomes the logical path. Scenario B — Price only wicks below 60.23 and closes back above This could become a bear trap / liquidity sweep. That's actually where your projected bullish reversal becomes much more interesting. 🟢 Bullish Reversal Scenario Your blue projection is essentially describing: 63.45 rejection → 60.23 break → 57.30 test → reclaim → bullish reversal I like the concept, but I would add confirmation before treating the huge upside move as the base case. The key area is: 57.30–57.12 If Silver reaches this zone and then produces: Strong rejection wick Bullish engulfing candle 4H higher low Break of the descending trendline Reclaim of 60.23 then the market structure changes considerably. At that point, the setup becomes: 57.2 → 60.23 → 63.1–63.8 → 68 → 71–72 🚀 Above 68 = Major Structure Change This is the most important part of your bullish projection. If Silver successfully breaks and holds above 68, the bearish sequence of lower highs becomes invalidated. Then: 68 → 71.17 is a very reasonable next objective. And if 71.17–72.00 breaks with strong 4H closes, your projected move toward 74–76+ becomes technically much more credible. At that point you're no longer trading a simple relief bounce. You're potentially looking at a larger trend continuation. 📊 My Technical Map Level Role Importance 63.78 Resistance 🔴 High 63.09 Resistance/support 🔴 High 63.45 Short entry area 🔴 60.23 Weekly support 🟠 Very High 57.30–57.12 Major demand 🟢 Very High 68.00 Bearish invalidation / breakout 🟢 High 71.17 Major resistance 🟢 High 72.00+ Breakout zone 🚀 Risk/Reward From 63.45 short: SL: 68.00 → ~4.55 points risk TP1: 60.23 → ~3.22 points TP2: 57.18 → ~6.27 points So TP1 isn't particularly attractive from an R:R perspective. TP2 is where the trade becomes much more interesting: roughly 1:1.38 before considering any partial profit-taking. I would therefore not treat 60.23 as the final objective. 🎯 My Preferred Interpretation Short-term: 🔴 Bearish Medium-term: 🟡 Neutral / waiting for confirmation At 57.30–57.12: 🟢 Potential high-quality reversal zone Above 68: 🟢 Bullish structure confirmation Above 71.17–72: 🚀 Strong bullish breakout So I would describe the entire setup as: “Bearish correction toward 57.2, followed by a potential bullish reversal — but the bullish leg requires structural confirmation.” The one thing I would change in your chart is not assuming the blue path will happen exactly as drawn. The 57.2 area is the decision zone. If it holds and Silver reclaims 60.23 → 63.09/63.78 → 68, then the move toward 71–72 and potentially 74–76 becomes much more convincing. For the short, 68 is your line in the sand. For the eventual long, 57.2 is the area I'd watch most closely.

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$QQQ Daily Close — Sep 14

NASDAQ:QQQ Daily Close — Sep 14 Gap down reversal. NASDAQ:QQQ opened at 703.33, ran down to 702.74, then recovered all day to close 709.26. Still red on the session at −0.79%, but the shape of the bar is the story. The 700 psych level held. That shelf has now been defended three times since June. Why this bar is different from everything else in this range For two weeks I've been saying the same thing on this chart: no stopping volume anywhere. Every bounce came on below-average volume. Every cloud reclaim was unconfirmed. Price kept holding levels because sellers were absent, not because buyers were present. Today changed that. Range came in at 10.21 against a 9.23 ATR — 111%, the first above-average range in two weeks. Volume 34.12M against a 30.64M average — 111% relative volume, the heaviest bar of this entire sequence. Price broke below the weekly low at 706.86, pushed into the 700 zone, took out the stops sitting under it, and then reversed hard on expanding volume with a close in the upper part of its range. That's a shakeout, and it carries stopping volume with it. Here's the distinction that matters. Every prior bounce in this range was sellers stepping back. This one is buyers stepping in. Volume expanded and the range expanded on the recovery — more effort, more result. That's demand actually showing up, and it's the first time we've seen it since this range started. Two honest caveats. The close finished at 64% of the range, not right at the high — strong, not maximum. And price is still below both @ripster47 EMA clouds. The signal is real; the trigger hasn't fired yet. What confirms it Full long confirmation is a close above 714, where the 5-12 and 34-50 clouds both sit. That's a 5-12 Curl and a 34-50 Crossed together. And I want volume above 31M when it happens. We've had three cloud reclaims in this range on light volume and all three failed. Today's bar earns some benefit of the doubt, but the follow-through has to bring volume too, or we're right back to the same pattern. The line below is 702.74. Lose it on volume and the shakeout failed — that converts a successful test of 700 into a failed one, and 686.78 opens up underneath. I'm long from the reversal, managing against 702.74. One thing worth internalizing from today: heavy volume at a major low is a buy signal, not a sell one. Most people see a gap down into a big level on the highest volume in weeks and read it as the breakdown starting. It's usually the opposite. The volume tells you someone was there to take the other side.

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Meta - Everything is playing out!

📱Meta ( NASDAQ:META ) already rallied about +20%: https://www.tradingview.com/x/R4DkNNwu/ 🔎Analysis summary: For a very long period of time, Meta has been retesting its major horizontal support area. And while everyone was just freaking out, Meta created some simple bullish confirmation. Following this structure, Meta is already up about +20% and nowhere near next resistance. 📝Levels to watch: $800 Keep your #LONGTERMVISION🙏 — Phil (@TheTraderPhil)

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$SPY Daily Close — Sep 14

AMEX:SPY Daily Close — Sep 14 Big gap down at the open. Two scenarios were in play — gap down and fade, or gap down reversal. We got the reversal. Opened 759.00, dropped to 757.93, closed 760.88. Nearly 3 points off the low. That low matters. 756.70 has now held three separate times — Sep 10, the weekly low, and today. Sellers keep going there and keep finding nothing. Volume 41.38M vs 37.37M avg = 111% RVol. And for the first time in three sessions the range actually expanded — 90% of ATR after two days stuck near 45–58%. Last two sessions were heavy volume with no result. Today the market finally moved, and it moved up off support. That's a shakeout. Good day so far. Market holding the 34-50 cloud (@ripster47 EMA cloud) but still below the 5-12 cloud (@ripster47 EMA cloud). Fourth close under it. Trigger: close above 764.29 fills the gap and completes the 5-12 Curl (@ripster47 EMA cloud). Line: 756.70. Three holds. Lose it on volume and 750 is next.

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