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Daily analysis for XAU, US30, and Nasdaq
US30 – Technical Analysis
The US30 remains under short-term selling pressure after rejecting the opening price and losing the intraday support. Price is currently moving toward a strong technical confluence zone.
The highlighted region corresponds to the -0.50% level, which also aligns with 50% of the previous week’s range, a level that has acted as a reaction zone in recent sessions. This area represents a potential exhaustion point for sellers and a high-probability zone for a technical rebound.
I am planning to buy at the indicated level, looking for a reaction from this support area, with confirmation from price action. The trade idea is based on mean reversion after an extended move and the presence of historical liquidity in this zone.
Risk will be managed strictly, and the position will only be executed if the market shows acceptance and stabilization around the level.
US30 – Trade Update
The buy operation was executed exactly at the -0.50% level, aligned with 50% of the previous week’s range, as planned in the earlier analysis.
Price reacted immediately after touching the level, delivering a clean and fast bounce, and the position reached take profit successfully.
This move confirms the strength of the level as a demand zone and reinforces the effectiveness of waiting patiently for high-probability areas instead of chasing price.
Another disciplined trade, focused on precision, risk control, and execution at key levels.
Today was a day full of great opportunities.I was able to close January with +40% profit, and even after that, the market is still offering interesting setups.
At the moment, I see a potential long opportunity on the Dow Jones (US30) around the -1% level, if the market continues to pull back and price action confirms.
As always, patience and confirmation come first — no chasing trades.
— Raphael
Nasdaq (US100) — Potential Long Opportunity at -1.5% / -1.7% Levels
Hello traders,
Looking at the current Nasdaq (US100) price action, the market is approaching an area that may offer a good buying opportunity.
If we see continued downside and selling pressure, I’ll be watching closely for long setups around the -1.5% and -1.7% levels, only if price action confirms and momentum starts to slow down.
These zones represent potential exhaustion areas, where the market often reacts after an extended move.
Trade ideaBuy zone: -1.5% to -1.7%Target: -1%Execution: confirmation-based, no chasing priceAs always, risk management comes first.No trade is guaranteed — patience and discipline are key.
Good trades to all 📊📈— Raphael
Nasdaq Update — Target Reached as Planned As anticipated in the previous analysis, Nasdaq (US100) moved exactly into the projected zone.
Price reached the -1.5% level, came very close to -1.7%, and then reacted strongly, moving directly to the -1% target, exactly as outlined.
This type of move reinforces the importance of:
respecting key levels,waiting for price to come to your zone,and letting the market do the work.No chasing, no overtrading — just patience and disciplined execution.
Great example of how structured levels and risk control can provide high-probability opportunities.
Well done to everyone who followed the plan 📊📈— Raphael
Hello traders,
Yesterday, we had a successful trade on the Nasdaq (US100).
Price came exactly to my planned entry level and moved into profit as anticipated. The trade was executed yesterday on the copy trading account, and all subscribers received the trade in real time.
With this result, we’ve already passed +12% profit in February, keeping risk under control and execution disciplined.
Today, I’m taking the day off — no trades, no overexposure.I’ll be back next week, refreshed and ready for new opportunities.
As always, discipline comes first.Trade less, trade better.
Wishing everyone a great rest of the week.— Raphael
US30 Trade Update — Copy Account | ~2% Result
Hello traders,
Today we had two successful trades on the US30 (Dow Jones).
Both trades were executed on the copy trading account, and all subscribers received them in real time. As planned, price pulled back to the -0.5% level, triggered the buy entries, and moved directly to the profit target, exactly as anticipated.
Together, these two operations resulted in almost +2% profit for the copy account.
Clean execution, disciplined entries, and respect for the levels — that’s the process.
Well done to everyone who followed the trades 📊📈— Raphael
Second Stop Day of the Month — Part of the
Yesterday was a stop-loss day — my second stop day of the month.
Some months are naturally more challenging than others. That’s part of trading. Markets change rhythm, volatility shifts, and not every session will align perfectly with our strategy.
But this is exactly why risk management exists.
By respecting position sizing, controlling exposure, and accepting losses quickly, it’s absolutely possible to finish the month positive, even with difficult days along the way.
Live one day at a time.
Negative days are part of a trader’s life.Learning how to lose properly is part of the process.Losses are controlled costs — not failures.
We stay disciplined.We follow the plan.We move forward.
Today is a new day.
— Raphael
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