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Entry 2507.31
Target 1 2517.14
Target 2 2530.8
Stop 2497.22

$ETH Long
Entry 2507.31
First Target 2517.14
Second Target 2530.8
Stop Loss 2497.22

Hammer and Reversal Candles in Technical Analysis

The Hammer candle is one of the most famous reversal candles and usually appears at the end of a downtrend. Its shape is characterized by a small body at the top and a long lower shadow (at least twice the length of the body), indicating that sellers pushed the price down during the session, but buyers managed to push it back up before the close, which is a signal for a potential bullish reversal.

For the Hammer candle to be strong, it is preferable that it comes after a clear decline, and it is advisable to confirm it with a bullish candle afterward.

Reversal candles are patterns that consist of one or more candles and indicate a potential change in direction. Among them are also:

Hanging Man candle: resembles the Hammer but comes after an uptrend, indicating a potential bearish reversal.

Engulfing candle: consists of two candles, where the second candle engulfs the body of the first, and serves as a strong signal for reversal.

Morning Star / Evening Star pattern: consists of three candles and is considered one of the strong reversal patterns.

Understanding these candles and using them with support and resistance or indicators increases the strength of the analysis and the likelihood of trade success.

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Support and Resistance Strategy Using Technical Indicators

The support and resistance strategy is one of the most well-known methods of technical analysis in the cryptocurrency market and financial markets in general. This strategy is based on identifying areas on the chart where the price often bounces back. Support is the level at which the price tends to stop during a decline, while resistance is the area from which the price is likely to retreat during an ascent.

To increase the accuracy of the analysis, it is preferable to combine this strategy with technical indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to identify overbought or oversold conditions, the Moving Average (MA) to determine the overall trend, and the MACD indicator to monitor momentum.

When the price intersects with a support level and the RSI indicator shows oversold conditions, there is a strong opportunity for a bullish rebound. Conversely, if the price encounters resistance with overbought conditions, there is a possibility of a bearish reversal. By using these tools together, traders can improve their decisions, reduce risks, and increase profit opportunities.

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The head and shoulders pattern is one of the most famous reversal patterns in technical analysis, and it usually indicates the end of an uptrend and the beginning of a downtrend. It consists of three peaks: the first (left shoulder), then a higher peak (head), and then a lower peak (right shoulder). There is a support line known as the "neckline," and if it is broken after the pattern forms, it is considered a strong signal for a decline. Traders use this pattern to identify entry and exit points, and it is preferred to confirm the break with high trading volume. It can also appear inverted (inverted head and shoulders) to indicate a bullish reversal.
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Moving Average Crossover Strategy

This strategy relies on using two moving averages: the fast moving average (such as MA 20) and the slow moving average (such as MA 50). When the fast average crosses above the slow average, it is considered a strong buy signal (golden cross). Conversely, when it crosses below, it is a sell signal (death cross). To enhance accuracy, it is preferable to combine it with the MACD indicator to monitor momentum, and with trading volume to confirm entry. This strategy is effective in trending markets and is used in medium timeframes such as hourly or four-hour charts. It is not recommended in sideways markets without additional filtering.
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Trend Break Strategy with Indicator Confirmation

This strategy relies on monitoring the downward or upward trend and waiting for its break with confirmation for entry through three indicators: RSI, Stochastic, and Volume. Initially, a trend line is drawn on the peaks or troughs, then we observe the breakout candle, preferably an engulfing candle. After the breakout, we wait for confirmation from the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to be above 50 (for upward breaks), and the Stochastic indicator gives a bullish crossover from the overbought regions. Finally, confirmation from Volume should show a significant increase. This method is used to confirm strong entry and avoid false signals.

A trading strategy based on technical analysis and technical indicators

This strategy is one of the most common methods among traders in financial markets, especially the cryptocurrency market. The strategy relies on combining technical analysis using support and resistance levels, with three main indicators: the Relative Strength Index (RSI), the Moving Average (MA), and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD). It starts by analyzing the price to determine the overall trend, then uses the 50 and 200 moving averages to identify golden or death cross areas. The signal is then confirmed through the RSI indicator when it is in overbought or oversold areas. Finally, the MACD is used to confirm momentum through line crossovers. The goal of this strategy is to enter trades with a high success rate based on confirmed and multiple signals, while adhering to strict capital management.

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Double Top / Double Bottom
It consists of two peaks at the top and a trough in the middle. When the price returns and breaks the trough downwards, it indicates a price decline. Conversely, the opposite is considered a double bottom, and this is an image that illustrates the pattern.