Introduction ES continues to consolidate just below all-time highs, with bulls pushing the price up after each pullback. The 50 moving average is still holding as support, and as long as bulls maintain that, the momentum is firmly on the upside. The market is closely watching U.S. inflation data, labor market reports, and FOMC but Read More…
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U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), Technical Analysis 2 January 2026
Introduction The Dollar index (DXY) dropped 9.3% in 2025, mainly due to the U.S interest rate advantage fading as global growth and risk appetite improved. This meant money flowed elsewhere. It has also been a factor that has helped US indices to rally, with the S&P 500 rallying 16.8% for the year. Let’s take a Read More…
Raymond S Loves OneUp Trader After Withdrawing $17,200
Introduction Raymond, a 53-year-old momentum day trader from Bowie, United States, earned his funded account on April 21, 2025, after completing his evaluation in just 10 days. A loyal member of the OneUp Trader community since 2019 trades the $50,000 account, and his results show the payoff of a simple process, patience, and strict risk Read More…
Gold Futures (GC) Technical Analysis, 30 December 2025
Introduction Gold continues to trade within a strong uptrend, with price consolidating just below recent all-time highs (ATH) after another bullish impulse. Price is also breaking above the ascending triangle, but has pulled back to test the horizontal support level. Despite this short-term volatility near the highs, the broader technical structure remains constructive, with buyers Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis, 29 December 2025
Introduction The S&P 500, along with all other US major markets, has staged an impressive rally this year. ES is likely to close near all-time highs, up 17% YTD. Easing inflation and Fed expectations have been the main drivers for the rally this year, as well as positive earnings from mega-cap stocks. As we come Read More…
Nasdaq Futures (NQ) Technical Analysis, 19 December 2025
Introduction Nasdaq 100 futures have been consolidating between 24,000 and 26,000 since October after seeing an 18% rally this year. The 50 moving average, which has held as strong support, is still doing its job, but not as well as a few months ago, showing that the buying power is lower and profit-taking is dominating. Read More…







