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By CryptoSaint · Posted
Cardano (ADA) has been a hot topic among crypto enthusiasts, especially with predictions that it could hit $10 in the next bull run. Let’s take a closer look at the numbers, the current market situation, and what experts are saying about ADA’s future potential. Current Cardano (ADA) Price and Market Performance Current Price: Cardano ADA is currently priced at $0.33 per Coinpedia Markets. 24-Hour Performance: In the last 24 hours, ADA has dropped by 5.30%, with a trading volume of $314,728,694. Weekly Growth: Despite the recent dip, ADA has spiked over 5% in the past week. Price Targets and Key Levels Experts believe Cardano has the potential for a significant rally. Here’s a breakdown of the key levels to watch: Immediate Resistance: ADA needs to break above the $0.3458 resistance level for any upward momentum. Short-Term Target: If ADA can push through $0.3458, it could rally past the $0.50 mark. Bullish Potential: Price action experts say ADA could even reach $1.50 before November if the momentum continues. Long-Term Target: Looking ahead, some believe ADA could hit $10 during the next major bull run. What’s Fueling This Optimism? The Cardano ecosystem has been buzzing with activity. One recent development that could drive ADA’s growth is the launch of a highly anticipated decentralized application (dApp) called Snake.Fun. This dApp is expected to boost the Cardano network’s usage, leading to higher trading volumes for ADA. Analysts from the DeFi sector are optimistic, stating that if Cardano maintains its current growth trajectory, the $10 price target could be achievable in the long term. The Market Share Debate: Has Cardano Bottomed Out? Rick McCracken, a key figure in the Cardano community, recently sparked a debate by asking his followers about ADA’s market share dominance. Here’s what we know: ADA’s Market Share: For the last two months (since July), Cardano’s market share has stabilized at 0.6%. Community Opinions: Some community members believe ADA has bottomed out, signaling a potential rebound. Others are more cautious, suggesting that ADA needs to grow and retest the 0.77% level to confirm a bottom. Despite the mixed opinions, there’s a sense of cautious optimism among ADA holders. Even Rick McCracken himself believes that the next bull market could change the game for Cardano. What’s Next for Cardano? The future looks promising, but ADA still has some hurdles to clear. Breaking above the $0.3458 resistance level is key for any sustained upward movement. If that happens, a rally toward $1.50 could be on the horizon before the year ends. However, the real question remains: Can Cardano (ADA) reach $10 in the next bull run? While the answer isn’t set in stone, the current growth within the ecosystem, along with the market’s cautious optimism, suggests that it’s a possibility worth considering. Conclusion: Is $10 Achievable? The journey to $10 won’t be easy, but it’s not out of the question. If Cardano can break through key resistance levels and continue to grow its ecosystem, the next bull run could push ADA to new heights. For now, keep an eye on the charts and watch for signs of a breakout above $0.3458—if that happens, Cardano’s rally could just be getting started. -
By tradinglounge · Posted
ASX: WOOLWORTHS GROUP LIMITED - WOW Elliott Elliott Wave Technical Analysis TradingLounge Greetings, Our Elliott Wave analysis today updates the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) with WOOLWORTHS GROUP LIMITED - WOW. We see WOW is probably about to enter a Bull Market phase with wave ((iiii))-navy of wave 3-grey. ASX: WOOLWORTHS GROUP LIMITED - WOW 1D Chart (Semilog Scale) Analysis Function: Major trend (Intermediate degree, orange) Mode: Motive Structure: Impulse Position: Wave ((ii))-navy of Wave (3)-orange. Details: Wave ((i))-navy has just ended, and wave ((ii))-navy seems to be unfolding to push lower, aiming at targets at 34.75 - 34.32. Finally, wave ((iii))-navy will return to continue pushing higher. Invalidation point: 32.98 ASX: WOOLWORTHS GROUP LIMITED - WOW 4-Hour Chart Analysis Function: Major trend (Minute degree, navy) Mode: Motive Structure: Impulse Position: Wave (b)-orange of Wave ((ii))-navy Details: Wave ((ii))-navy is unfolding to push lower, I don't think it's over yet, as wave (a)-orange may have just completed, and wave (b)-orange is pushing a bit higher, then wave (c)-orange may come back to push lower, targeting the low around 78.60%. Finally wave ((iii))-navy may come back to push higher. Invalidation point: 120.59 Conclusion: Our analysis, forecast of contextual trends, and short-term outlook for ASX: WOOLWORTHS GROUP LIMITED - WOW aim to provide readers with insights into the current market trends and how to capitalize on them effectively. We offer specific price points that act as validation or invalidation signals for our wave count, enhancing the confidence in our perspective. By combining these factors, we strive to offer readers the most objective and professional perspective on market trends. Technical Analyst: Hua (Shane) Cuong, CEWA-M (Master’s Designation). Source : Tradinglounge.com get trial here!
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Guest Merly
I've been actively trading for a while now and this is just a couple of gripes, comments and questions.
Disappearing positions - quite often I'll have a trade on with the details on the chart (stops, limits etc) and it just disappears from the chart. I can see the position is still on from the positions tab but the chart is just blank. The only way to fix it is to log out and back in again (closing the browser) to make the open positions available on the charts again, very frustrating.
Ghost trades - closing trades that then refuse to go away. Usually just comes back with a useless generic error message when trying to close the position. Sometimes they go away on their own, other times it's a browser reboot again. The positions are gone/closed, but they still show as active on the charts.
Crypto spreads - getting the impression that crypto is only included as an asset so that IG can be 'cool and down with the kids'. Bitcoin spread of $40 while other platforms have a spread of $1 or less ? Absolutely useless, just use IG to monitor or use indicators, but trade it elsewhere for a fraction of the cost.
Orders with trailing stops - not possible, why ?? Seems like a very basic function... Same with OCO orders, which I'm sure were available once but now removed. The whole point of having orders is to trade 'hands free' and not need to monitor charts constantly. But because you can't OCO then you need to monitor the charts constantly to delete unfilled orders...
Margin on orders. Why do unfilled orders count as margin ? Say I have 5 orders on and as soon as the first order is filled I want to cancel the other 4, well I can't because I don't have enough margin to have 5 (unfilled) orders at once ! Why is margin counted on 'potential' positions that aren't even opened and may never get opened ?? Margin should be calculated on open, active trades only as they happen.
10pm stop hunt - Why does a very liquid forex pair with a 0.7 pip spread suddenly jump up to 15+ pips and jump around randomly for absolutely no reason ? It's not the underlying market causing it because it doesn't happen on your competitors platforms. Be honest IG, you're just stop hunting and it should be illegal, funny how it always happens the same time every night as well (before you start blaming the underlying).
Minimum stop distance - Why ???? you know that stupid grey area that stops you from putting your stops wherever you want to ? You any idea what a pain it is having to put on opposing orders on every position just to use them as stops because you insist on this minimum distance thing ? If I want to have a stop one pip away, I should just be allowed to do it rather than having to put on an order one pip away instead. Using orders completely defeats whatever you're trying to achieve with this minimum distance thing, so why even have it ?
50% line - A lot of common systems have 50% crossover strategies, so would it really hurt to have the 50% line drawn as standard on indicators ? It's a pain having to drawn it on every indicator. A bit more flexibility on all indicators would be good, like being able to change 20/80 lines etc...
Settings memory - very often doesn't remember anything. Have to keep switching on 'one click' for example, or alert sounds. Every chart, I switch off 'show HLOC'. Next day, have to do it again as it never remembers from one day to the next. Very annoying...
Minimum size - Now that our betters in the EU have made it almost impossible for small traders to trade on margin, how about reducing the minimum size on something like Forex from $0.50 per point to £0.10 or even smaller ? To trade one single position on Forex needs hundreds and hundreds of margin at the very minimum, so virtually anyone who hasn't got £1000+ in the bank can't trade it. Especially with the ridiculous margin being calculated on unfilled orders (see above). 90% of trades lose money, so encourage people to trade ffs ! better to take a small amount off someone than none at all ? Instead you've chosen to freeze people out the market and make it impossible for them to open positions... seems like a kinda stupid business model you got there IG...
Trailing stops size - Why does it have to be stupid restrictive numbers ? why can't I put a trailing stop on at 7 pips away and stepping at 2 pips or whatever value I chose ? Why does it have to be 12 pips minimum and only steps in 5, or whatever the random number generator has spit out for that particular asset ? Another very basic thing that doesn't have any rhyme or reason to it. It should be minimum distance 1, minimum step 1, for every asset !!!
Countdown timer - been asked for a few times over the years, a simple clock at the top of the page showing the current time, so people can see when the next candle/bar is going to open. Or even a countdown timer next to the price line like a lot of other companies have. I have to sync my desk clock to the charts every day and use that, it would be nice if there was just a clock on the chart though...
Disclaimer - I'm definitely a rubbish trader, one of the 83% or whatever it is now. I make my money from passive income on investments and only spread bet for fun with disposable income (and I've disposed of a lot of it with IG lol :-). But there is no way I would commit serious capital to this with all the problems listed above. I don't expect any offical response from IG on any of this, but would be interested to hear from other users if they have similar gripes / problems ?
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