Timo

$BTC Contained within previous weeks highs and lows With price providing intraday/intra week trade opportunities between value area highs and lows. Still no clear direction in terms of swings but rotationally this has been very good to trade. Key contextual level I'm watching is whether price closes above or below previous and current weeks vwap.

$BTC Contained within previous weeks highs and lows With price providing intraday/intra week trade opportunities between value area highs and lows. Still no clear direction in terms of swings but rotationally this has been very good to trade. Key contextual level I'm watching is whether price closes above or below previous and current weeks vwap.

$BTC Stuck in this range, where the price continues to move without any real direction and every move is often reversed within a short time. In situations like this, it makes little sense to force trades simply for the sake of being in the market: without a clear trigger or the presence of a genuinely significant ‘iceberg’, the risk is that you’ll be trading on noise rather than a genuine trend. Waiting for confirmation does not mean missing out on opportunities; it means avoiding random entries at a stage where the market is still deciding which way to release liquidity.

$BTC has simply done what the market tends to do most often: follow the money. The lower zone we had highlighted was almost reached, but beyond that, there has been no real breakout or clear direction over the last 48 hours. And this is precisely where many people start to go wrong. Because trading isn’t a constant rush of adrenaline; it isn’t about entering the market every hour just to feel active. Most of the time is spent waiting, managing your mindset and maintaining a clear head even when the market offers nothing particularly interesting. And this is why so few manage to last in this sector: everyone knows how to buy or sell, but almost no one knows how to manage themselves. Knowing how to control emotions, ego and impulsiveness often counts for more than technical analysis itself. When the market slows down, many start forcing trades out of boredom, frustration or a need to ‘do something’. And that is where the mistakes begin. Sometimes the real skill isn’t finding a trade, but having the discipline to stay put until the market offers a real advantage.

Right on schedule to the minute. Keep gamma positive, fill the gap, then run it back as people move to puts. Much easier to just follow the market makers trying to stay delta neutral selling into resistance and buying the dips when gamma stays positive (bullish).

$BTC For a couple of scalps in the lower TMF range, you can only trade on deviations and triggers; otherwise, the broader view is simply set out in this morning’s post

$BTC I’ve been telling you what to do for days, and it’s worked a treat The secret lies entirely in that 12-hour level If we stay above that level, the trend remains bullish; if we break below it, it’ll be a good opportunity to open a long position further down Nothing complicated

$BTC: We’re sticking to the plan. The H12 chart is key to the movement; if we stay above it, we’ll continue to rise; if we break below it and the break is confirmed, it’ll be a great opportunity to short.

Mondays high just below 81s is the key pivot point for me.