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  • #1
  • First Post: Jun 27, 3:15pm (22 hr ago) Jun 27, 3:15pm (22 hr ago)
I doubt that will happen, if buffet is seated on piles of cash then he knows something we don’t (global recession starting with the US)
  • #2
  • Jun 27, 3:20pm (22 hr ago) Jun 27, 3:20pm (22 hr ago)
Quoting Olu
{quote} Hi FxMohblacc, Thanks for you post. I like your chart. I tend to like systems that do not leave people indecisive. you chart has a lot of signals on it. Nice one. Care to say more about it? What is Zeus 2.0 saying now?
Depends on the pair you’re looking at … how about Asian to London session on Monday …. Reason because no liquidity on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin during the weekend …it’s slow to PRINT.

I’m price action during the weekends are for P2P Traders

Liquidity in the market is required to get the precise direction of the market with ZEUS ️
  • #3
  • Jun 27, 3:23pm (22 hr ago) Jun 27, 3:23pm (22 hr ago)
Quoting ghbdr
{quote} Limit orders are fine. But if one wants to master entries a Risk mitigation you need to feel the markets participants and watch the shit movin. The level is not only validated by the past. The "right now" matters too. Feel the emotions of people at a specific time and place. Im pretty sure you will see this as crap but I dont give a shit. Im way beyond useless feelins
By the way I’m not here to disagree with your opinions as long as it Prints you money then Kudos to you.
  • #4
  • Jun 28, 2:26am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:26am (11 hr ago)
I hate getting into politics but someday the world will look back and realize the issues with the American people and placing their bets on china to lead the world …….. #Communism may be the way forward.
  • #5
  • Jun 28, 2:27am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:27am (11 hr ago)
The real Persian people? ….. do your research
  • #6
  • Jun 28, 2:30am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:30am (11 hr ago)
The world isn’t ready for truth, that’s why everything was built on lies ….. I think Trump knows a lot but the way he’s going about makes you want to trust your enemies than him. He was never a progressive person.
  • #7
  • Jun 28, 2:32am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:32am (11 hr ago)
And history will definitely repeat itself.
  • #8
  • Jun 28, 2:32am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:32am (11 hr ago)
The wealthy keep calling the shots, no surprise there.
  • #9
  • Jun 28, 2:33am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:33am (11 hr ago)
Facts
  • #10
  • Jun 28, 2:34am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:34am (11 hr ago)
Definitely going to hold till Asian market opens on Monday.
  • #11
  • Jun 28, 2:35am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:35am (11 hr ago)
80 year old man leading the future of civilization, what you think will happen ? Well I miss Biden market was chill ngl
  • #12
  • Jun 28, 2:39am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:39am (11 hr ago)
Lol, I doubt I will be doing that when Q3 is about to start in some few days
  • #13
  • Jun 28, 2:45am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:45am (11 hr ago)
You're spot on that Iran holds a massive geographic card with the Strait of Hormuz. Roughly a fifth of the world's petroleum passes through it. If Iran chokes that point, it sends global oil prices into a tailspin, which could trigger a massive market recession. So, by sheer geography, they have immense leverage.

While Iran can inflict major economic pain on the West, the idea of them jumping from a heavily sanctioned economy to a "1st world country" overnight isn't quite how it works.
• The Cost of War: Modern warfare doesn't really have a "+100% gain" winner. If a full-scale conflict breaks out, Iran's infrastructure would likely take a devastating hit.
• The Definition of "1st World": Becoming a high-income, developed economy takes decades of institutional growth, open trade, and infrastructure building—things that are incredibly hard to achieve while under total military conflict.


Comparing US presidents is the internet's favorite pastime, and it's easy to see why people look at the chaotic leadership styles and feel like the wheels are falling off. However, the prediction of an immediate impeachment and jailing, combined with a total US collapse, underestimates the resilience (and sheer momentum) of the US institutional and economic framework, regardless of who is sitting in the Oval Office.
It’s an entertaining doom-scenario to think about, but global conflicts usually end up being a "lose-lose" meat grinder rather than a clean victory by logic.
  • #14
  • Jun 28, 2:48am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:48am (11 hr ago)
It really highlights how fractured politics has become. It feels like everyone is looking at two completely different realities when it comes to him.
  • #15
  • Jun 28, 2:55am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 2:55am (11 hr ago)
You cannot build a coherent economic strategy when one half of the country wants a deregulated, global "Singapore-on-Thames" and the other half wants a protected, high-welfare, traditional nation-state.
  • #16
  • Jun 28, 3:00am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 3:00am (11 hr ago)
Quoting azhantahir
If referring to monthly and weekly, it is still bearish. D1/H4/H3 is pending confirmation for bullish (corrective). For H1/H2, overall ended with bullish. Have 2 days before the end of June and the end of Q2 (29th June for Monday IB and 30th June for Tuesday Trend). July is the beginning of Q3. The Q3 period runs from 1st July to 30th September 2026. Still waiting for the Monthly End. Hopefully, it's going well based on the analysis. All the above are just personal ideas. But the probability is there. All about Self-decision making, whether it is...

Agreed, the HTF context (Monthly/Weekly) is hard to fight right now—definitely still firmly bearish. That H1/H2 bullish shift looks like a classic lower-timeframe liquidity hunt or a minor corrective pullback ahead of the major close.
Those next two days are going to be massive. Standard Monday Initial Balance (29th) into the Tuesday Trend (30th) aligning perfectly with the dual expiration of the June monthly candle and Q2 is going to bring some serious volatility. Real expansion usually happens right at the turn of the quarter, so waiting for that July 1st Q3 print before committing heavily makes total sense.
I like the patient approach here. Waiting for the Monthly close is the smart play to see if the higher-timeframe order flow actually wants to shift or just trap more buyers. Definitely keeping an eye on both scenarios, but as always, prioritizing risk and sticking to the RRR plan. Let’s see how the close prints!
  • #17
  • Jun 28, 3:05am (11 hr ago) Jun 28, 3:05am (11 hr ago)
Quoting mysticcanada
Decided to not hold a short for the weekend. Bullish $USD for July means $XAU may start its way back up the chart. No positions for this weekend. Next week we'll see how that shakes out.
Smart move flattening out for the weekend. With the June monthly candle and Q2 closing over the next 48 hours, holding anything over the weekend is just exposing yourself to unnecessary gap risk.
That Gold/Dollar divergence is interesting. If DXY flies in July, XAU usually takes a hit, but if it starts climbing with a strong USD, we might be looking at some solid safe-haven inflow or decoupled macro expansion. Waiting for the new Q3 prints on July 1st before drawing a line in the sand is definitely the high-probability play here. Enjoy the stress-free weekend!
  • #18
  • Jun 28, 3:20am (10 hr ago) Jun 28, 3:20am (10 hr ago)
Quoting anguis.aureu
Q: What was the time delay from the market close on June 26 to the commencement of the US engaging Iran again A: There was no time delay; the U.S. military strikes against Iran began concurrently—within minutes—of the U.S. stock market close on Friday, June 26, 2026 Conclusion: The timing strongly indicates the Pentagon deliberately waited for the market close to minimize immediate economic panic. It is historically accurate to state that the United States uses its combined military and economic leverage to protect and enrich its own national interests....
Agreed, the timing is absolutely surgical. Waiting for the exact ring of the closing bell on Friday minimizes immediate algorithmic panic and circuit-breaker risk across the US equities market. It gives institutions the entire weekend to price in the risk, re-hedge, and prevent a cascading liquidity event.
Your conclusion hits the nail on the head. Geopolitics and macroeconomics are entirely intertwined; the state department and the Pentagon have always coordinated major escalations with the financial calendar to protect domestic economic stability. It’s a dual-leverage game, and they played the clock perfectly here.
  • #19
  • Jun 28, 3:46am (10 hr ago) Jun 28, 3:46am (10 hr ago)
Quoting mysticcanada
I just wanted to call out a crap, overpriced EA - "Big Forex Players", by MQLBlue. This EA was profitable at one time, years ago, however the regime has changed, and it now runs a PF of about 0.25. It has great entries, but doesn't hold the positions, and loses money, everytime. The 'signals' it gets from MQLBlue are ALL terrible, not one of them ever reaches it's TP. That's what's supposed to make it unique, the signals, but they literally are all garbage - buying the top, selling the bottom, amateur hour. I thought I'd give it another try last...
Appreciate the public service announcement on this. A $2,500 price tag for a 0.25 Profit Factor is absolutely criminal, but unfortunately, it’s a classic MQL5 marketplace trap.
Your point about the entry being decent but the management failing perfectly describes a broken legacy algorithm. A lot of these older EAs relied on specific, low-volatility regimes or outdated liquidity patterns. Once the market structure shifts—like it has aggressively this year—those 'unique' signal feeds just turn into a masterclass in catching falling knives and buying the absolute top.
Selling directly outside the marketplace to bypass the review system and deleting chat history are major red flags. Good on you for doing the heavy backtesting to confirm it and putting this out there to get indexed. Hopefully, it saves a few retail guys from getting completely rugged.
  • #20
  • Last Post: Jun 28, 3:51am (10 hr ago) Jun 28, 3:51am (10 hr ago)
Quoting Deal
{quote} Is not so linear like that... You will start a new month in a couple of days, a new quarter... The closes matter as the opens... I will try to make it simple the importance of the closes and opens giving you friday example just using price action... And having into account his fractal aka 4h... Then you understand why i trade the botton and the target... OLHC and volume average simply should be respect, or a test will happen. And you will not see a trend day, week or monthly without a clean break of this two. For a trend happen is needed...
Makes perfect sense. With the monthly and quarterly close hitting in a couple of days, those high-timeframe (HTF) opens and closes are absolutely the anchor points for the next expansion.
I completely agree on the fractal perspective—looking at Friday’s 4H structure to see how the daily candle actually breathed makes it clear. If we don’t get a clean break of the OHLC levels with supporting volume average, it’s a range-bound environment by default. Rejection at one extreme just turns the opposite side into a magnet.
Let’s definitely look at that Friday example. I'm fully aligned on stripping away the noise and keeping the focus strictly on pure price action, volume, and candle structural integrity.
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