Is the bull market back? NQ dropped over 37% from its peak back in November of 2021 to its low made in October of 2022. This, by definition, is enough to confirm a bear market. In order for us to confirm the new bull market, we need to see prices rally and remain above 20% Read More…
Most currency futures rose on Friday as the dollar dropped due to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s unexpected dovish stance. Contrary to market expectations, Powell stated that the US central bank might not need to raise interest rates as much, considering the tightening of credit conditions. Additionally, the dollar faced pressure from a pause in Read More…
Weekly Chart I applied the volume profile indicator to the weekly chart starting from the lows made in 2015. The point of control is resting at 1.13, which tells us that the most volume traded was at that price. If we see the Euro rally from here, we will set that as our first bullish Read More…
On Thursday, gold prices collapsed as robust US economic data diminished expectations of the Federal Reserve easing. Additionally, gold fell as the greenback received a boost from the anticipation of a US debt ceiling agreement, averting a potential default. A stronger dollar makes for more expensive gold for foreign buyers. Negotiations between the White House Read More…
Trade update from previous analysis On May 2nd, we looked at a potential short trade in ZB. It has played out nicely, with the target very close to being hit. Take a look at the article here. There is an ascending triangle forming on the daily chart that we can monitor as price moves toward the Read More…
Oil prices rose by approximately $2 on Wednesday due to positive expectations regarding oil demand and ongoing negotiations regarding the US debt ceiling. Despite concerns about an oversupply, the optimism surrounding a potential debt ceiling agreement lifted various asset classes, including oil. Jim Ritterbusch, the president of Ritterbusch and Associates, stated that the anticipation of Read More…
