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This is my first idea for XAU this month on Image 1. The higher timeframe bias. Maybe it retests the trend line and pushes for 5k at least before it continues down. We see a retest of 50% of that FVG in image 2 and then it goes lower to clean up liquidity. If price manages to close above that previous high then we’ll see more up for now if it also beats the FVG outlined. The high is marked with the circle in image 3. It could still also be bearish if the current H4 candle closed below the high that was just swept from the previous failed demand.



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Day 100 of 100. It’s been long but it’s been good. Almost didn’t wanna continue multiple times but I had to. It really took a lot to complete this journey but I’m more than happy I did. What started as a simple idea turned into a 100-day journey of sharing Technical Analysis concepts with traders and analysts. From liquidity pools and market structure to HTF bias, LTF entries, volume analysis, open interest, and funding rates and the goal was simple and that was to break down the mechanics behind how markets actually move. If you followed from the beginning, you now understand that trading isn’t about predicting every move. It’s about understanding probability. Structure tells you direction. Liquidity shows where price is likely to move. Volume confirms participation. Open Interest reveals commitment. Funding rates expose sentiment. When these factors align, the market becomes clearer. But knowledge alone isn’t enough. Discipline, patience, and risk management are what turn analysis into consistency. If you’ve been here from Day 1 to Day 100, I appreciate every single like, repost, and comment. Your engagement powered this entire journey. And this is only the beginning. Revisit my highlights and engage from day 1. Your engagement powers this journey to Day 100. Stay tuned for tomorrow and have post notifications on so you don’t miss. Like & Repost so real traders and analysts find this. Stay sharp. Stay disciplined. Join the TG for real-time market insight: T.me/trad3withthanos

Day 99 of 100. T.A Tips. Professional traders combine multiple data points. The don’t rely on only surface info to take trades an analyze the market. Price structure shows direction. Volume confirms strength. Open Interest shows participation. Funding rates reveal sentiment. When these factors align, the probability of a successful trade increases significantly. Understanding market participation is as important as reading the chart. Revisit my highlights and engage from day 1. Your engagement powers this journey to Day 100. Stay tuned for tomorrow and have post notifications on so you don’t miss. Like & Repost so real traders and analysts find this. Stay sharp. Stay disciplined. Join the TG for real-time market insight: T.me/trad3withthanos

Day 98 of 100. T.A Tips. Strong trading days often show clear volume expansion. Large daily candles supported by above-average volume indicate strong participation and subsequent days print confirmations and continuations. When these appear alongside HTF structure breaks, they often mark the start of new market leg especially if it brings a reversal. Volume helps confirm whether a breakout is real or likely to fail and higher timeframe confirms lower timeframe. Revisit my highlights and engage from day 1. Your engagement powers this journey to Day 100. Stay tuned for tomorrow and have post notifications on so you don’t miss. Like & Repost so real traders and analysts find this. Stay sharp. Stay disciplined. Join the TG for real-time market insight: T.me/trad3withthanos

Day 97 of 100. T.A Tips. Open Interest and funding rates together give deeper insight into where price might be headed. Rising price + rising Open Interest + moderate funding usually confirms a healthy trend and that would mean continuation. But if funding becomes extremely positive while Open Interest spikes, the market may be over leveraged and it might be time for a squeeze in the opposite direction. Overcrowded trades often lead to sharp liquidations and this would always be a liquidity grab or stop hunt to get rid of over leveraged traders. Understanding this helps traders avoid entering late and it also helps you time when and where to either position for a continuation or for a reversal. Revisit my highlights and engage from day 1. Your engagement powers this journey to Day 100. Stay tuned for tomorrow and have post notifications on so you don’t miss. Like & Repost so real traders and analysts find this. Stay sharp. Stay disciplined. Join the TG for real-time market insight: T.me/trad3withthanos



