Beautiful world

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Beautiful world

Beautiful world

@Beautifulw49350

Katılım Ocak 2026
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Clayface Movie News
Clayface Movie News@ClayfaceDaily·
The Clayface trailer has surpassed 50 million views across official socials in under 10 days. #ClayfaceMovie
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@TraderMHT Amazing brother, congratulations for the wonderful month. I'll have same consistency one day 😎
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Mohit
Mohit@TraderMHT·
APRIL PERFORMANCE 📊 +2220 PiPs overall. 1:3RR with each trade. Absolutely incredible month it was. Put out most trades publicly, nothing hidden.
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Mohit@TraderMHT·
#XAUUSD shorts info +300 PiPs with 1:3 RR 🔥 Waited patiently for the breakout It's appearance was convincing enough
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Trader Theory
Trader Theory@tradertheory·
Scalping vs. swing trading
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J ⚔️
J ⚔️@wegoin4clips·
@Bludsprt_ @DiscussingFilm @ComicBook Supergirl will flop. Clayface will only be financially successful because the budget is 40 million 😂. And Green Lantern has been memed to hell for not showing any color in the trailers. James Gunns DCU is a JOKE and won’t last another 5 years.
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DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm·
New look at Supergirl & Krem in ‘SUPERGIRL’. (Source: @ComicBook)
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Zach
Zach@soppax·
@Crick_logist Well let him face srh or rr nd come in powerplay to bowl nd js see how he gets thrashed for 50-60
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Raazi
Raazi@Crick_logist·
So Bumrah went for over 50 twice. Only bowler to never hit for 50 even after playing from stone age 😲 😲😲. One true goat 🐐 Sunil Narine. #MIvsSRH
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@TraderMHT That's not entirely true, they set their own trades copying the consistent traders, that's how they make money
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Mohit@TraderMHT·
If trading was easy, prop firms would go broke.
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@Itsadiee1 Congratulations to the buyer's 😂 if this men selling Gold definately going up 😂😭
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Itsadiee_Fx@Itsadiee1·
XAUUSD . 💀 IF YOU’RE LONG ON GOLD — READ THIS BEFORE IT’S LATE ⏰🚨 so as per our last week analysis, the structure we were expecting in the market and the levels below which we anticipated movement — along with the lower targets — were respected by the market. i hope the overall weekly analysis was helpful for all of you. now let’s talk about what could happen in gold in the last week of april and how we can plan our trades by understanding the psychology of big players (market makers). so overall, april was designed to invite buyers into the market and trap them at higher levels — and the market has done exactly that. if you remember, at the start of april i clearly mentioned that gold had been in a strong selling phase for several weeks, and no previous weekly high had been broken. the moment a previous week’s high gets broken and price sustains above it, buyers naturally enter the market due to breakout and change in character. because of this, above $4600 a lot of retail buyers entered the market expecting a strong reversal. but personally, based on april’s behavior, i don’t think those expectations will be fulfilled until the market traps these buyers. until these breakout buyers are forced out, i don’t see any strong institutional buying coming in. now if you look at the higher timeframe structure from 23rd march to 17th april, you’ll see higher highs and higher lows, which gave many price action traders confirmation of a bullish trend. but last week gave an important signal that many are still ignoring — the market failed to create a new higher high. still, some buyers are holding positions because the higher low hasn’t broken yet. but last friday, the market created a perfect trap. many retail traders saw it as a buying opportunity near the higher low and entered, expecting continuation — but in my view, these traders are likely to get trapped. if you observe closely, on 13th april there was strong buying from the asian session, and last friday the market took support from that same area and reversed. with price closing above $4700 and the higher high structure still intact, many traders bought in that zone. this has created a large amount of liquidity there — and i believe the market will target this liquidity with a panic selling move in the final week of april. from a structural perspective, the selling move looks more valid to me. the buying lacks a strong base and appears emotional — driven by hope rather than confirmation. one key level to watch is $4734. throughout the month, price attempted multiple times to sustain above this level but failed each time. even last week’s closing was below this level with bearish price action. this indicates that smart money is not interested in pushing gold higher right now. until current buyers give up and exit, institutional players are unlikely to deploy real buying capital. institutional money typically operates in two ways: creating fake moves to generate liquidity and attract retail traders using heavy capital to trap that liquidity once it’s built the buying above $4600 in recent days looks like liquidity generation to me. and in the final week of april, i expect the market to trap these buyers. now coming to my plan for next week: in the past two weeks, we’ve seen gap-down openings followed by recovery. but this week, i’m expecting something different — possibly a flat or gap-down opening without recovery, followed by continued downside. the reason is simple: friday’s low was formed near the same zone as the strong buying on 13th april. many traders bought there, with stop losses around $4650–$4640. i expect the market to continue selling, take out these stop losses, and potentially break the key psychological level of $4600. $4600 is not just a psychological level — it has historical importance. during the week of 6th april, monday’s low was exactly around $4600, and the market tested this zone multiple times but failed to break it. it also aligns with the change in character where gold broke previous weekly highs. this means a large amount of liquidity is sitting around $4600 — and that’s where my focus is. so overall, i expect: breakdown below $4600 continuation towards $4515 only after this kind of move do i expect real institutional buying to step in. this entire plan remains valid as long as price stays below $4734. { if the market opens with a gap up by mistake, my overall plan will still remain the same. i will simply wait for the market to hunt the liquidity created by the previous lower low selling, and then look for a reversal. once the market comes back below $4734 again, my plan will be activated. make sure everyone keeps this in mind.} i hope this detailed psychological analysis helps you understand the market better and adds value to your trading. trade with a plan and stay disciplined. also, let me know your view on gold 👇
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XAUUSD . THINK GOLD IS GOING HIGHER? READ THIS BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE ⏳🚨 So last week was completely designed to trap buyers at higher levels, and we clearly saw that play out from Wednesday to Friday. During that period, anyone who was buying above $4800 and expecting a strong upside move kept getting trapped again and again till the NYC session on Friday. Because of this repeated trapping, most traders ended up cutting their buying positions, and some even shifted their bias toward selling. At the same time, there were traders who were planning fresh buys, but the market played a very smart game. On Friday during the NYC session, we saw a sudden strong upside move. This move trapped not only the sellers who had entered from Wednesday, but also created regret among those who had already exited their buy positions. Out of emotion and FOMO, many traders jumped back into buying at higher levels on Friday. But by the end of the day, they were trapped again. Even now, many traders are still holding their long positions with hope because the market closed above $4800. So the big question is — will buyers win or lose? And what will be the market psychology for the upcoming week? Let’s break it down. Looking at last Monday’s move, many traders are already sitting with a bullish bias for this week. They believe that Monday will again show a similar upside move like last week. This expectation comes from the tendency of traders to assume that the previous week’s opening behavior will repeat. But in my view, this expectation will fail, and buyers are likely to get trapped badly. I am expecting a flat to gap-down opening on Monday — mainly to fool traders. As I mentioned earlier, last Monday saw strong buying in the Asian session, and keeping that in mind, many traders will try to buy again near the $4800 zone on Monday. They will consider it a retracement, assuming that Friday’s upside move was a valid bullish continuation. However, in reality, that Friday move was mainly a stop-loss hunt of the sellers from Wednesday to Friday. It was not driven by strong institutional buying. The real smart money activity came near market closing, where selling pressure entered — which is clearly visible in the price action. At higher levels, where buyers entered out of FOMO, smart money used that liquidity to reverse the market and trap them. Even now, traders are holding onto hope, and those who missed buying earlier will look to enter on dips, thinking it’s a retracement. But this will be the first trap of the week. So overall, I will wait for some buying activity on Monday. Once retail traders build positions, I will look for selling opportunities to trap them. My target will be the low formed during the Asian session. Last week, the market saw heavy buying between $4770–4810, and this zone was strongly held. But once this area breaks down this week, I expect strong selling pressure. I am also expecting a breakdown of $4700. On the chart, the blue arc zone shows heavy liquidity-based buying where many swing buyers are still active. This liquidity needs to be taken out. Another key level is $4700 — the exact point from where the market gave continuation after a retracement last Monday. As I mentioned earlier, whenever a strong move is followed by a retracement near a round number, most traders see it as an easy buying setup. But the market never gives easy money to retail traders. So I expect this level to break as well. Overall, my plan for the week is bearish. As long as the market stays below $4880, my bias remains strongly toward selling. The $4820–4880 zone is a strong institutional selling area, which I had already highlighted in the first week of April. In my view, smart money became active there on Friday and has already built positions. This is clearly visible in the price action — the sharp selling and strong volume across timeframes confirm it. Also, most stop losses are placed on the downside, which makes a direct recovery unlikely. As I said, if buying happens on Monday based on last week’s behavior, many retail traders will jump in — but that will likely become a trap. This gold move was never bullish… you were just meant to believe it 😶‍🌫️⚠️ So guys, I hope you liked this overall market psychology plan and found it logical. Next week is going to be very interesting, in my opinion. Mark the levels I’ve shared and stay alert so you don’t miss any opportunities. Good luck for the upcoming week — I hope it turns out profitable for you. 🫵🏻🥇 By the way, what’s your view on gold for the upcoming week? Make sure to share it in the comments. ⬇️

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alquemir
alquemir@alquemir2·
@Itsadiee1 This means the exact opposite will happen and Gold will rally next week towards the $5000/oz due to Institutional buying.
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@Itsadiee1 This man itself was buying below 4700 😭😂 and head over 4800+ target 😭 and now suddenly he changed the entire view 😂😭 and I'm damn sure market will move upward from here and he'll be like 'As I anticipated' 😂😭
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Ganeshan
Ganeshan@ganeshan_iyer·
@gharkekalesh nah! pbks vs dc was most exciting and historic. this game is close 2nd
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Ghar Ke Kalesh
Ghar Ke Kalesh@gharkekalesh·
Who would’ve even thought that two minnow teams in this IPL would deliver the most exciting match of the season? 😭 #LSGvsKKR
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@Itsadiee1 Hmm interesting seems to be you have found the key to success, a key to success to be wrong about 80% of the times 😭 even trend line traders does much better than you 😭😭😂
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Itsadiee_Fx
Itsadiee_Fx@Itsadiee1·
XAUUSD . BANKS DON’T TRADE LIKE YOU. 🏦 STOP BEING THEIR “EXIT LIQUIDITY.” 💸🚫 If you’re still trading basic trendlines and “retail support,” you’re essentially leaving your front door unlocked in a bad neighborhood. The big players (central banks and institutions) don’t rely on indicators — they operate on liquidity. Here’s how the top 1% actually move the market: 1. The Stop Hunt (The Trap): Banks need massive order flow to fill their positions. They intentionally push price beyond retail support/resistance to trigger stop losses. To you, it’s a loss. To them, it’s the liquidity they need to enter at better prices. 2. The Manipulation (The Shift): Once retail traders are stopped out and breakout traders jump in, institutions flip the move. They inject heavy volume, causing an instant reversal — this is the “long wick” you see on charts. 3. The Distribution: After trapping traders on the wrong side, they drive price toward the real target — usually the next liquidity pool. Stop trying to predict the market. Start identifying where retail traders are trapped and follow institutional moves. Smart traders don’t fight institutions. They wait, observe, and then move with them.
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@bolly_talkies There's no rule that only a 'Real' story should be released in cinema and to be Praised as goated. Everything you see on screen is fiction work, even the best movie according to your watchlist would a fictional as well. So stfu with your stupid logic
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Bollywood Talkies
Bollywood Talkies@bolly_talkies·
🚨STOP doing #Ramayana vs #Varanasi. 🚨 Ramayana is the “real” story of our Lord Shri Ram, it holds immense religious significance. We don’t know anything about #Varanasi yet. The lead character is Rudra, the female lead is Mandakini, and in a poster she was shown fighting with a gun. We don’t know the film’s timeline, whether it’s actually about Lord Shiva, or if the name “Rudra” is simply a tribute. At this point, nothing is clear. Just because both films have big budgets and are heavily driven by VFX and technology doesn’t mean they should be compared. Don’t compare something so sacred with a work of fiction, it’s DISRESPECTFUL.
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@Itsadiee1 Aren't you the same who was saying gold will cross 4850 on Friday after so called trap 🤦🏻😭😭
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Itsadiee_Fx
Itsadiee_Fx@Itsadiee1·
XAUUSD . $XAUUSD CHART FOR THE NEXT FEW MONTHS SAVE THIS POST — IT WILL DEFINITELY BE USEFUL YOU’RE WELCOME ... ✨
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Beautiful world
Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@theshadowdiva @bolly_talkies stop taking Dhurandhar name to hide your own cheap cinema, no one's interested in Bahubali 3 😂😂they praised cause they can't make such movie 😂
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Swe
Swe@theshadowdiva·
@bolly_talkies This jealousy isn’t from Bollywood, it’s Urduwood specifically. If it were Bollywood, they wouldn’t have ignored Dhurandhar’s success while even South stars like Rajinikanth and SSR praised it, only joining in later after the embarrassment. They already sidelined PC years before.
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Bollywood Talkies
Bollywood Talkies@bolly_talkies·
#Varanasi becomes a global embarrassment as its assets were showcased at Mexico Comic Con! While the makers were live via video conferencing, the seats in the hall remained empty. It’s easier to fool audiences in India by getting in touch with “crowd-pulling” agencies or calling media from different parts of the world but that doesn’t work internationally. Varanasi is not only relying on India’s business; it needs global recognition as well. This was one of the reasons for bringing Priyanka Chopra on board. Their marketing strategies, podcasts, and even S. S. Rajamouli’s interview with James Cameron were supposed to generate global hype. However, the ground reality doesn’t seem to be in sync with the vision.
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Andrew
Andrew@AndrewTradesNQ·
@AtifHussainOG Unpopular opinion lower timeframe entry model is not as important as people think it is.
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Atif Hussain
Atif Hussain@AtifHussainOG·
An Order Block is simply the last candle before a big move. That's where smart money placed their order. When price returns to that zone, that's your entry. Simple concept. Powerful edge.
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Beautiful world
Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@GZwonaka @LsdGreat705 @Am_Blujay Your statements itself proving that you're an idiot and there's nothing even to have a debate, you think you can outrun a lion who runs 2* faster than the fastest human being lmao 🤡🤡
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The Instigator
The Instigator@Am_Blujay·
So lions attack only if your back is turned?? This is risky though 😲
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Beautiful world@Beautifulw49350·
@GZwonaka @LsdGreat705 @Am_Blujay 'Running is the best option' you can't even outrun a dog lmao and we are talking about LION here, you're an idiot if you think that observing movements of a lion is equals to 'Fighting' lmao and bigger idiot if you think you'll become Flash in front of LION
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D⚡
D⚡@OleBallstan·
@thecricketwood No. He is just NRI Abhishek Sharma. Blind slogging wont help you in the long run.
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Cricketwood
Cricketwood@thecricketwood·
Don't count him out, Finn Allen will come back stronger than ever! This is not some blind following, but an immense faith in his extraordinary skills! Bookmark this one!
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