Hi Traders! Arvinth here from the Home Trader Club team. The weekly summary and, review of December 5th 2025 is here. It is now time to recap and summarize the trade setups that we had during this week. Below you will find a short explanation of all the trade setups we had this week and how it has currently developed now.
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Trading Ideas (Blog Posts)
NZDCAD – My idea here was “On the H1 chart, we have a strong bullish momentum and also currently it looks like a correction is happening. So everything looks good for the bulls here as well. In addition to this, we have two key support zones that has formed based on the volume profile zones of the KTLI indicator and the Triple B Pro pivot levels. Until these two key support zones shown in the image below (marked in yellow) holds my short term view remains bullish here and I expect the price to move higher further after retraces”.
Current Scenario – In NZDCAD based on the above-mentioned analysis “until both the key support zones hold my short term view was bullish here and I expected the price to move higher further”. The price action followed my analysis here, moved higher as I expected it to and has delivered a nice move to the upside so far!
EURNZD – My idea here was “On the H1 chart, we have a strong bearish momentum and also currently there are no signs opposing this short term bearish view. So everything looks good for the bears here as well. In addition to this, we have two key resistance zones that has formed based on the volume profile zones of the KTLI indicator and the Triple B Pro pivot levels. Until both these key resistance zones shown in the image below (marked in red) holds my short term view remains bearish here and I expect the price to move lower further after retraces”.
Current Scenario – In EURNZD, based on the above-mentioned analysis, until the two key resistance zones hold I was expecting short term bearish moves to happen here. The price moved lower as expected and provided a nice move to the downside as you can see in the image below!
US Dollar Index – My idea here was “On the H1 chart, we have a strong bearish momentum and also currently there are no signs opposing this short term bearish view. So everything looks good for the bears here as well. In addition to this, we have three key resistance zones that has formed based on the volume profile zones of the KTLI indicator and the Triple B Pro pivot levels. Until these three key resistance zones shown in the image below (marked in red) holds my short term view remains bearish here and I expect the price to move lower further after retraces”.
Current Scenario – My plan didn’t change in US Dollar Index, that is until the three key resistance zones hold my short-term view still remains bearish here and I expect the price to move lower further.
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Arvinth Akash
Home Trader Club Team.
