MoeTrading

I know everyone is eyeing the potential inverse head and shoulders formation on $BTC — and if that plays out, I’ll gladly trade it both ways. No issues at all. But let me lay out a scenario that’s worth considering, just so you don’t get stuck in a one-sided bias. Many are confidently saying things like “you’ll never see BTC under 100K again” or “90K is the floor.” Personally, I never rule anything out. Yes, it would be amazing to see BTC continue its upward momentum and develop a long-term uptrend year over year — but never ignore the fact that she can move in either direction. Just as she can fly, she can dip — fast and deep. #BTC #CryptoTrading #NoBias #InverseHeadAndShoulders #StayFlexible #TradeTheLevels #RiskManagement #BitcoinAnalysis

$BTC No bias other than a weekly bias using Asia high and low of Monday. a scenario to consider , this could take as move most of November into December too. Weekly plays for and nothing else. no HTF bias.

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I’ll leave you with this thought for the weekend. Unfortunately, I see far too many accounts sharing contradictory market analysis. At this point, you can’t even tell whether they’re bullish or bearish. They rarely provide a clear short setup, yet as the market continues to decline, the narrative remains the same: That’s my VWAP level, I’m long. That’s the 0.618 Fibonacci level, I’m long. An asset drops 15–20%, bounces a mere 1–2%, and somehow they’re already claiming glory. Then, after a 25% decline, they suddenly start warning you to expect further downside, while still looking for longs along the way. There’s a difference between trading a temporary bounce and understanding the direction of the trend. Personally, I see very little reason to be aggressively buying on a Friday, especially after yesterday’s decline in equities, without any meaningful confirmation or evidence that the market is building a solid base. As far as I’m concerned, the prevailing trend remains to the downside. It will take something genuinely convincing to change that outlook. If you’re betting on a Santa Claus rally that will take us back to the previous highs, you’d better have a strong technical case to support it, rather than simply relying on seasonal expectations. Remember, markets don't owe us a rally just because it's November or December. Trade what the market is showing you, not what you hope it will do. Stay safe, manage your exposure, and enjoy your weekend.

You may need to chill :-) Next week is a new week. The only one for now that comfortably you can say its in an up trend.

$NQ −15% $Nikkei −20% $QQQ −13% No victory lap here, but anyone who kept telling you to “buy the dip” throughout the decline is delusional. Yes, SPX, NQ, and QQQ may eventually recover and print new all-time highs, but no one knows when. Your job is to identify when conditions support buying and how to position yourself. It’s November, my friends. If you’re betting on a Santa rally, good luck—just make sure you don’t bet the house and the farm on it. GN and have a blessed Friday.

Would you consider today part of summer 😂 sorry GCC countries effect

Many traders manage to nail the move to the upside, but when the market starts moving lower, they keep telling you to buy the dip because it will bounce. Yes, it may bounce, but that doesn't necessarily mean the trend has reversed. Sometimes, it's nothing more than a temporary bounce within a broader downtrend. All it takes is a few trades in the wrong direction to wipe out the gains you've worked so hard to build. Very few traders will actually give you a clear level on the chart and tell you to trade towards that level, rather than blindly buying into it. If you identify a level where you're interested in buying, your first opportunity might actually be to trade in the direction of that level. Once price gets there, you reassess the structure and decide whether the long setup is still valid. Now, we're in November. Anyone paying attention to market cycles and seasonality should recognize that we have less than two months left in the year. So, is it worth aggressively buying at this stage? My answer is NO. And if you decide to buy, I would keep the exposure extremely small. Now, here's the bigger question. Look at what we've seen throughout the year: •NQ has rallied. •SPX has rallied. •DXY and Oil have had their moves. •Gold has delivered a significant move. So, what's next? Where is the next opportunity? That's the question traders should be asking instead of constantly chasing markets that have already made substantial moves. For November, my attention is shifting more towards Natural Gas ⛽️. As always, it's about identifying the opportunity, respecting the structure, and trading the levels rather than chasing the narrative. Trade what you see, not what you hope to see. .

New Months = Range reset = New Plan. Unfortunately didn't get the chance to share it here.

We Call it the 65-100 Range

Nothing to be said.

$BTC BTC is at a major area, and it’s the last day of the month. Could a bottom form here? Possible. Could it dip deeper? Easily. We may need a few more days to assess, but meanwhile, one line was enough to save you from a 9% drop. Over the past few days, I’ve seen plenty of accounts posting nonsense TA, especially those constantly pushing the “buy the fear” narrative. Again, I’m neither bearish nor bullish. I trade both ways, and that remains my approach until further notice. Have an amazing weekend coming ahead.

$NQ $BTC

$Gold when they all go in the right direction.