Wyckoff FCPO ProjectionTrade on our own risk. Just mind sharing. Drawing base on 15 minutes analysis. Without considering other factor. Hope u all can get some idea for next FCPO trading.
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FCPO Week 35 2025: Retracement?The concept is that price didn't go up in a straight line. Therefore I'm expecting that price will retrace a bit towards 4330 area before continuing higher with 4600 as target. However if price fail to defend the support area (as shown in chart) then there is likelihood that price is going lower tow
15082025 FCPO1! Daily ForecastWave 5(PURPLE)=Wave i(3)
From 4376 until 4455
Dari 4376 until 4474 (projected)
Previous wave
1) wave 4 (PURPLE)
From 4460 until 4376
From 4460 until 4420/4383 (projected)
Next wave
ii(3)
From 4455 until 4317/4279 (projected)
12/8/25 Bulls Need Follow-through Buying
Monday’s candlestick (Aug 11) was a big bull bar closing near its high.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create strong bear bars trading far below the 20-day EMA, or if the market would trade slightly lower, but lack follow-through selling (again), followed by a
22/8/25 Minor PB, Bulls Want Retest Aug 19 High
Thursday’s candlestick (Aug 21) was an outside bear bar closing in its lower half with a long tail above.
In our last report, we stated that traders would observe whether the bulls could create a strong retest of the August 19 high, or if the bears would be able to establish a lower high (compa
21/8/25 Weak PB So Far, Bulls Want Retest High
Wednesday’s candlestick (Aug 20) was a bear bar closing in its upper half with a long tail below.
In our last report, we said traders would see if the bears could create strong follow-through selling, or if the pullback phase would be weak and mostly sideways (overlapping candlesticks, long tai
20/8/25 Traders Will See If Bears Can Create FT Selling
Tuesday’s candlestick (Aug 19) was an outside bear bar closing in its lower half with a long tail above.
In our last report, we traders would see if the bulls could create more follow-through buying or if the market would stall and form bear bars instead.
The market traded higher, testing the
18/8/25 The Bulls Need More FT Buying
Monday’s candlestick (Aug 18) was a bull doji following the gap up at the open.
In our last report, we stated that traders would assess whether the bulls could generate follow-through buying or if the market would trade higher but lack sustained follow-through buying strength.
The market opene
18/8/25 Bulls Need Follow-through Buying
Friday’s candlestick (Aug 15) was a bull bar closing near its high.
In our last report, we said the bulls wanted a strong bull bar, which will close the weekly candlestick near its high. If this is the case, next week may trade at least a little higher.
The market traded higher, and the weekly
FCPO 15Aug25IF market open below 4395 it will go down potentially below 4376 for liquidity grab. If open and stay above 4400 it may reach TP 4486 eventually
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