Recap of my trade for todayGood afternon and good evening for european traders, for my trade today on ZB we closed in loss and it's one of normal things in trading and which a lot of people don't show and share, we didn't trade any other market for some reasons.
I'm sharing this just to let beginner traders that trading isn't always winning, somedays you make losses you recover in other days.
Today we got in after pulling wack on the resistance line and added a contract on the place I placed the 2nd arrow, The big green candle came out after the news release turned up the market to continue bullish and closed after few hours.
See you tomorrow in another forecast !
If you got any question don't hesitate to ask.
Zn1
SELL ZB1!Good morning traders, today I didn't publish at the morning since there wasn't a clear shot to take, Isaw on the ZB a point to get in and I got in earlier and didn't share it since I can't publish it at the same moment I give it to my clients, you still can get it and touch some profits.
SL and TP set them at your own risk
Zb1In the context of futures markets, "ZB" typically refers to the ticker symbol for the 30-Year U.S. Treasury Bond futures contract traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The contract is based on a notional, or face, value of $100,000, and it is settled in cash. The contract is used by traders and investors to speculate on and hedge against changes in the value of long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, which are issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government.
Futures contracts are financial instruments that allow traders and investors to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a specific date in the future. They are traded on organized exchanges, such as the CBOT, and are subject to standard terms and conditions that are set by the exchange. The value of a futures contract is determined by the underlying asset, which in this case is the 30-Year U.S. Treasury Bond. The price of the futures contract is influenced by a variety of factors, including changes in interest rates, economic conditions, and market demand for the bond.
ZN1! IDEA HELLO GUYS THIS MY IDEA 💡ABOUT ZN1! is nice to see strong volume area....
Where is lot of contract accumulated..
I thing that the sellers from this area will be defend this SHORT position..
and when the price come back to this area, strong sellers will be push down the market again..
DOWNTREND + SUPPORT from the past + Strong volume area is my mainly reason for this short trade..
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Bonds Retrace from our LevelBonds hit resistance at 111'26, dipping back to support at 110'27. We anticipated this in our reports yesterday. It is likely we will continue the sideways correction from here, bound between these two levels. If ZN can break out, then 113'12 is the next target. We expect 110'05 to be a floor for now.
ZN1!: Short Signal with Entry/SL/TP
ZN1!
- Classic bearish pattern
- Our team expects retracement
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Short ZN1!
Entry - 110.57812
Sl - 111.875000
Tp - 108.640625
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Bonds Recover After CPIBonds took a dive to break lows and hit our target of 110'05. A green triangle on the KRI confirmed support and we immediately the dip was immediately bought back, and we recovered the range between 110'27 and 111'26. We are currently hugging the upper bound of this range. The move followed yet another hotter than expected CPI print and a slump in retail sales. The Kovach OBV is slumping, so we expect the range to hold as the markets digest this data.
Bond Market Gains from Risk Off ToneBonds appear to be gaining strength as yields relax and the US dollar pulls back hard. The Kovach OBV is edging up, but we have resistance confirmed by several red triangles on the KRI at current relative highs. We appear to be seeing a bull wedge forming, in an attempt to break through 113'00. If so, then 113'12 will be the next target. If not, we will find support again at 111'26.
The Bond Market Reacts to the FOMCBonds have slid further and there is no relief rally insight. The markets were hoping for a 'dovish hike' in the sense that the 75 bps hike would be followed by dovish rhetoric. In fact it was the opposite. Yields have maintained highs pressing prices further down. We are hugging 113'12 and expect support there. If not, we will use Fibonacci extension levels to determine support levels further down. Our targets are 115'03 and 115'29 if we get our relief rally.