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created a multi-timeframe ATR Bands indicator Pine script v5 indicator for volatility.
mean volatility (Average True Range) of selected timeframes.
-> select multiple timeframes in it.
-> get ATR bands of selected timeframes.
-> mean Volatility/ATR of selected timeframes.
will make this public on trading view, along with here, will share the source code.
ETH is now outperforming BTC.
This shift usually signals the next phase of the market cycle.
➡️ Earlier, BTC led the rally.
➡️ Now it's ETH's turn.
➡️ Next, expect high-cap alts to move…
➡️ Followed by mid / low-cap alts.
As capital rotates into smaller market cap coins, volatility goes really high , high fluctuations. this is what we call ALT SEASON. 🫡
BTC is bullish, and everyone is bullish.
Of course, when it starts dumping a few% everyone will be quiet on their bullish conviction.
When you build conviction stick to it. Don't change.
And if GOLD starts pumping without any reason or catalyst. Then there will be some big news ahead. crazy demand is only when there is big news ahead. Yeah like war you can say!!
And if GOLD starts pumping without any reason or catalyst. Then there will be some big news ahead. crazy demand is only when there is big news ahead. Yeah like war you can say!!
XAU/USD (Gold priced in US Dollars) is correlated with several key financial variables and markets:
1]. US Dollar Index (DXY):
Inverse correlation , When the US Dollar strengthens, gold (XAU/USD) tends to weaken, and vice versa. Because gold is priced in USD, a stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, reducing demand.
2]. US Real Interest Rates:
Negative correlation - When real interest rates (interest rates adjusted for inflation) go down or become negative, gold tends to rise. Low or negative real yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold.
3]. Inflation Expectations:
Positive correlation , Gold is often seen as an inflation hedge, so when inflation expectations rise, gold prices generally increase.
4]. Geopolitical Risk & Market Uncertainty:
Positive correlation - In times of geopolitical tensions like War, gold often acts as a safe haven, pushing XAU/USD higher.
XAU/USD (Gold priced in US Dollars) is correlated with several key financial variables and markets:
1]. US Dollar Index (DXY):
Inverse correlation , When the US Dollar strengthens, gold (XAU/USD) tends to weaken, and vice versa. Because gold is priced in USD, a stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, reducing demand.
2]. US Real Interest Rates:
Negative correlation - When real interest rates (interest rates adjusted for inflation) go down or become negative, gold tends to rise. Low or negative real yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold.
3]. Inflation Expectations:
Positive correlation , Gold is often seen as an inflation hedge, so when inflation expectations rise, gold prices generally increase.
4]. Geopolitical Risk & Market Uncertainty:
Positive correlation - In times of geopolitical tensions like War, gold often acts as a safe haven, pushing XAU/USD higher.
