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dips under 6.13 👀
Also buy tail middle around 5.9 can be the second target for bullish dips (from higher timeframe)
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Economic Data Review – May 15, 2025 Today’s US economic data came in significantly softer than expected, pointing to weakening inflationary pressures and a slight deceleration in consumer activity: * PPI MoM (Apr): -0.5% (vs 0.2% forecast) * Core PPI MoM (Apr): -0.4% (vs 0.3% forecast) * Retail Sales MoM (Apr): 0.1% (vs 0.0% expected, but sharply down from 1.7% prior) * Initial Jobless Claims: 229K (in line with consensus, but above 220K forecast) Market Implications: 📉 Stock Market: This is a bullish mix for equities. Sharp downside surprises in PPI and Core PPI suggest inflation is cooling faster than expected, which could reignite rate-cut expectations from the Fed. That softens financial conditions and supports risk assets. 📉 Dollar: Negative for USD. The Fed may be pressured to adopt a more dovish stance if disinflation persists. With both headline and core producer prices declining, real yields could drop, weakening dollar demand. 📊 Summary: * Disinflationary surprise = good for stocks * Softer retail and flat jobless claims = neutral to slightly bearish for economic momentum * Dollar may weaken in the near term unless hawkish Fed speak offsets this data Expect markets to start pricing in increased chances of rate cuts in Q3 if this trend continues.
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📉 Bitcoin Daily 📈 Higher Timeframe Zoom-Out Review I've extended the previously formed channel up to the current price action — the lower boundary may have shifted, but the top remains the same. So far, BTC hasn’t even wicked into the liquidity zone above, so no breakout attempt has happened yet. What can we expect here? • $BTC might start forming a bull flag between 100K and 105K, if today closes above 102K. • If that happens, there’s a high probability of another attempt to break above ~106,500 — and since it would be the third test, the chances for a breakout are higher. • There’s also an equally high probability of a dip below 100,700 — it’s a major liquidity area and a breakout level that hasn’t been retested yet. Naturally, it's hard to predict how deep that dip might go — it could easily stretch down to 98K. • The sequence and speed of these moves are unpredictable, but buying strong, high-volume dips remains the safest approach. 🎯 Key Levels to Watch: • Above: 102380 / 105000 / 106450 / 108366 • Below: 101400 / 100678 / 99431 / 98500 🔥 #Bitcoin Liquidation Heatmap: • Above: 104540 / 105308 / 105980 / 106552 • Below: 100620 / 100044 / 98610 / 97556
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Nearest level for $AAVE revisit is at ~192 and down to 179. Watch it closely if you plan to buy more. Price will consolidate here in between 210 and 240. Then either correction to 179-192 or pump higher to ~254 / 266 / 288 / 308
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Bullish bounce zone for $ENA around 0.408 Deeper correction ~0.345 - this should be especially tasty zone to buy. Marking it with alarm ⏰
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