Set and forget TRADERS COMMUNITY

And this is how the Market closed. This is 4hr Timeframe. How comes the candle opened at the order level? God allowed our eyes to have light God is the Greatest #EURUSD

God ABOVE all ❤️

This js 4Hr Timeframe. How perfect is the order level. Look how the art prints

Look at the 1hr Timeframe Candle. Does it make sense ? #EURUSD

This is on Friday. Looking At the 1hr Candle. Sellers were quick to send price into the level. They needed to take profits off from the sell orders #EURUSD

This is snapped 20hrs past price hitting the order level. Study how clean the Market Makers printed the Art. Again. By understanding that the reaction from the action of Taking off profits by the sellers doesn't Guarantee a change in trend. We were glued to see how the week's price action ends at #EURUSD

This was a quick reaction after Taking profits at the Highlighted zone. This is 4Hr Timeframe. You can depict that that's an ideal level #Eurusd

We caught the Supply at a premium price level. Very precise. Past the drop, price was about to hit the Take Profit level. Highlighted below #Eurusd

Let's create a thread in Regards maybe

EURUSD. How about that

Have a great weekend

EURUSD 4HR TIMEFRAME AFTER TAKING PARTIAL PROFITS

EURUSD 4HR TIMEFRAME BEFORE TAKING PARTIAL PROFITS

GBP/AUD Impact The GBP/AUD pair may also experience downward pressure due to BoE rate cuts, but it would largely depend on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) stance. If the RBA maintains its current rate or raises it (as anticipated in some market predictions), AUD could appreciate relative to GBP. Additionally, Australia’s economic recovery, particularly with commodity exports, may provide further support for AUD against GBP. In both pairs, economic factors beyond rate decisions—like inflation reports, employment data, and geopolitical developments—will continue to play roles. Monitoring these elements and considering protective strategies (like stop-loss orders or hedging) can help manage risks associated with currency fluctuations during this period.

GBP/USD Impact If the BoE proceeds with expected rate cuts in November and December, the pound could weaken against the U.S. dollar in the short term, as lower rates typically make a currency less attractive to investors seeking yield. This dovish stance contrasts with the U.S. Federal Reserve's current policy of maintaining or potentially even increasing rates. Therefore, in the case of a rate cut, GBP/USD could see downward pressure, especially if inflation or economic indicators in the U.S. remain strong, attracting capital flows to USD.

The Bank of England’s current base rate is 5.25%, held steady since August 2023, as officials monitor inflation trends before making any further adjustments. Recent data indicates a cooling in inflation, with consumer inflation falling to 1.7% in September, which is below the UK’s 2% target. This has led many analysts to forecast a likely interest rate cut at the upcoming November 7 Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, potentially followed by another reduction in December. If these rate cuts proceed, the base rate could reach 4.5% by year-end, easing borrowing costs for households and businesses #GBP #BOE

Bears 🐻 Definitely.

#EURUSD US ELECTIONS DAY🇺🇸 Thank you Donald Trump, we needed the Red Candle as Bad as we want you as the President

US Elections🇺🇸 #GBPUSD We had Set and Forget since Price was at the Order Levels. Congratulation Mr Trump