Slobodan Drvenica

Market conditions are pretty much exactly where they left off into the end of last week. This makes sense considering many traders around the globe being off the desks for the Easter holiday.

BTC/USD Bitcoin edged lower on Monday but remains within the longer range which extends into seventh consecutive day.

A round of softer economic data out of the US on Thursday had invited an initial wave of welcome Dollar selling and risk on flow, before all of it

In today's TradeGATEHub Live Trading session, the markets' indifferent reaction to the recent eclipse becomes a focal point of discussion.

EURGBP is slow and sideways and trapped in big range when looking at monthly or weekly charts, so it seems that pair is trapped in a very big complex

In this special edition of TradeGATEHub Live Trading, guest expert Henrik @HenrikZeberg presents his compelling narrative of a market "melt-up followed by a meltdown."

Bitcoin is consolidating in early Tuesday, after advancing 2.8% on Monday and remains constructive as the latest jump has generated positive signal on a marginal close above important barriers at $66144 (50% retracement of $72750/$59538) and $66330 (top of ascending daily Ichimoku cloud).

As the week got going, we talked about the possibility that a lot of the Dollar bullishness and equity market bearishness may have been priced to the max, leaving room for a healthy reversal of flow.

Bitcoin fell 2.5% on Monday, keeping weak near-term, as extension of the bear-leg from 67264 (Apr 23 lower top), brings in focus key supports at 60000 zone.

Bitcoin fell to the lowest since Feb 27 on Wednesday, as fresh acceleration lower extends into third straight day, boosted by fading bets for the start of Fed rate cuts in the near future.