Upper blue zone? Probably won't hold much longer. The lower box, though—that's where the real support sits. If you're thinking entry, wait for price to kiss that red trend support. Stop-loss? Tuck it just beneath the lower blue level. Worth noting: the red trend doubles as RSI support too.
USD-TRY setup looking interesting here.
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ForumLurker
· 12h ago
The area around the red line is really interesting; both RSI support and overlays have appeared. I’m optimistic about this move.
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NullWhisperer
· 12h ago
honestly the red trend doing double duty as rsi support is the detail everyone glosses over. that's actually where this gets interesting—most retail just sees the line and bounces. the math behind it though? that's where it gets theoretically exploitable if price decides to be weird about it. wait for the kiss, yeah, but watch the rsi divergence too. subtle edge case nobody talks about.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 13h ago
The lower band is the real key; the upper one can't hold... Wait until it touches the red line before taking action.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 13h ago
The red line support is holding steady this time; that blue zone above should have been broken long ago.
Upper blue zone? Probably won't hold much longer. The lower box, though—that's where the real support sits. If you're thinking entry, wait for price to kiss that red trend support. Stop-loss? Tuck it just beneath the lower blue level. Worth noting: the red trend doubles as RSI support too.
USD-TRY setup looking interesting here.