Yen weakness from hawkish Fed minutes – but I’m not chasing it
The Yen sold off after the Fed minutes, but chasing here feels like a trap. I'm staying sidelined until there's a clearer setup.

Gold & oil. 20y in. Contrarian.
The Yen sold off after the Fed minutes, but chasing here feels like a trap. I'm staying sidelined until there's a clearer setup.
Flag breakout on AUDCAD looks tempting, but I'm holding off until I see the retest hold. False breaks are common.
Everyone’s staring at those big support levels, but the real story is the wall of resistance above. I’m not buying the breakout hype.
The latest rally in WTI is based on weak jobs data and geopolitical noise, but I'm not convinced it holds.
The jobs miss gave the euro a pop, but it’s already stalling. Holiday-thinned trade masks real sentiment—this feels like a bounce to sell.
That bullish trap on EURCAD was textbook. I'm not buying the recovery.
A look at where I think the dollar and yen are headed. No hype, just levels.
New highs don't always mean more upside. I'm watching for a fakeout.
The USMCA drama is real but the market is pricing in a worst-case scenario too quickly. I'm not chasing the move.
AUDNZD has a demand zone from a trendline and horizontal support. I'm not jumping on the breakout hype, but if it holds, could see a move higher.
Daily support/resistance zones point higher, but I've seen these levels fail before. Not jumping in until price proves itself.
Gold's rebound on falling yields is a dead cat bounce. The dollar isn't done, and the Fed won't cut as fast as bulls hope. I'm looking to short XAU/USD.
The dollar is grinding back to 102, and the crowd that called the top early is getting quiet. I'm not fading this move — the Fed narrative is shifting again.
AUDUSD showing intraday strength after hitting support. I’m leaning long for a move back towards resistance.
Everyone posts their support and resistance lines on crude oil. Most of them are useless. Watch the daily close instead.
The BoT is stuck on hold for years while other central banks move. That's a green light for USD/THB to grind higher.
The breakout above resistance is obvious, but I'm not chasing it. The real move might already be priced in.
US100 flashed a bear trap on the 1-hour. The bounce off support with a bullish imbalance candle suggests buyers are stepping in. I'm watching for a grind higher.
Weekly resistance at all-time high—price action strong but I need a close above to get bullish.
Cup and handle on the daily, but I need a clean close above the old high before I touch it. No interest in guessing breakouts.
Everyone is marking the same old levels on gold, but I need to see price prove itself before jumping in.
Low liquidity and fake moves. Better to stay on the sidelines.
NZD/USD keeps sliding below the 200-day moving average. The path of least resistance is lower until something changes fundamentally.
Using multiple timeframes to trade Power of 3 is basic structure, not a secret. Here's my take.
Beginner trend analysis on gold is a trap. I'm fading the crowd.
Fed-driven gap on EURUSD, likely to see some retracement. Not buying the full fill hype.
Every breakout looks textbook until it fails. I’m staying short here until price proves otherwise.
Everyone’s raving about dynamic liquidity zones. I’m not buying the hype – it’s supply and demand with a fresh coat of paint. I’m watching EUR/USD for a short if it sweeps a recent high.
NZDCHF is overbought on the 1H. I'm looking for a pullback, not chasing it higher.