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Alright, let me break down how I approached creating the HTML trade analysis for USD/CHF based on the provided data and the strict formatting rules.

First, I started with the top-line decision. Given the current price of 0.7941 and the technical indicators showing a strong sell signal across multiple timeframes (especially daily and weekly), I decided the primary recommendation would be a Sell. The confidence level is 85%, which is above the 80% threshold, so I used green for the confidence percentage.

Next, I constructed the News Headline Signal Table. Since the user provided news headlines, I extracted the most relevant ones. Each headline was analyzed for sentiment: bearish news like “Dollar set for weekly loss” or “US Bank Woes Hit Equities” translates to a Sell signal. I assigned an 80% confidence to most, except for headlines with stronger implications, like “Gold Enters Volatile Phase,” which might have a more significant impact, so I gave it 85%.

For the Timeframe Signals table, I evaluated each timeframe from 5 minutes to 1 week. The technical analysis indicated Sell signals for most, especially the longer timeframes, which are more reliable. Each signal was colored appropriately, with reasons like bearish momentum or breakdown below key levels. Confidence levels were adjusted based on the strength of the signal, with shorter timeframes having slightly lower confidence due to potential noise.

In the Analysis section, I highlighted key points like bearish technical indicators, economic factors, and market sentiment influencing the decision. Since no screenshot was provided, I focused on the data given, like the daily and weekly sell signals and the 1-year change of -8.36%, indicating a downtrend.

The Trade Execution Plan was detailed with precise entry, stop loss, and take profit levels. I calculated the lot size using the default account balance of $10,000 and a 1% risk per trade. The stop loss was set at 0.7991 (50 pips above entry), and three take profit levels were defined to ensure a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:1. The order type was set as an immediate market sell since the current price aligns with the strategy.

Expected P&L calculations were straightforward, multiplying pip value by lot size and pips for each TP level. The results were color-coded for clarity. Confidence and refresh timing were addressed by noting that since confidence is above 80%, no immediate refresh is needed unless significant news emerges.

Key risks included potential SNB intervention, US economic data surprises, and broader market risk sentiment shifts. Monitoring these factors would help decide if an early exit is necessary.

Throughout, I adhered strictly to the color palette and formatting rules, ensuring each section had the correct background color and text colors for Buy/Sell signals and numeric values. All calculations were double-checked for accuracy, and the HTML structure was kept clean and human-readable.

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