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My read:
Short term: constructive for the rupiah.
Long term: the broader USD/IDR uptrend has not clearly broken.
The interesting part now is watching which level the market confirms or rejects.
No prediction. Just a framework for updating the view as price moves.
As an American living in Indonesia, USD/IDR is one of the few charts I follow where the technical picture has a direct impact on everyday life.
So I took a closer look at the rupiah’s recent strength and what I’m watching next. 🧵
From here I’m thinking in scenarios, not predictions:
A) ~17,600 holds → watch ~17,730–17,880
B) ~17,600 fails → ~17,200–17,300 becomes the key trend test
C) That zone fails → ~16,800–17,000 becomes the deeper structural area
As an American living in Indonesia for almost 2 years, somehow I had never even heard of Anak Krakatau before seeing this.
One of my favorite things about living here is realizing how much of this country I still haven’t seen or understood.
Hope everyone nearby is safe.
🇮🇩 Detik detik moment anak Krakatau erupsi, ga kebayang gimana dulu Krakatau meletus 😭🌋
Batasi kegiatan diluar untuk hari ini ya, jangan lupa masker. Stay safe‼️
Bottom line:
I built this indicator for one reason:
Stop eyeballing extension. Measure it.
If I’m putting capital to work, I want to know whether price is near a normal condition or already several ATRs away from an important reference point.
I recently finished building an ATR-based indicator to answer a simple question:
How extended is a stock, really?
Not “it looks stretched.” Not “RSI is high.”
I wanted to measure extension relative to the stock’s own volatility.
Let’s use $DECK for a quick crash course. 🧵
Important: this is NOT a buy/sell signal.
Deep downside extension does not automatically mean “buy.”
Heavy upside extension does not automatically mean “sell.”
Extension is context, not prophecy.
I use it with structure, support/resistance, relative strength, and thesis.