Market Context YM has now broken above its prior all-time high, only 1,200 points away from 50,000. Both the weekly and daily timeframes confirm that this is a well-established uptrend that has been in place since the 2023 lows. The next big level is the psychological 50,000 level, with no horizontal resistance; this would be Read More…
Technical Analysis
Russell 2000 (RTY) Technical Analysis 11 December 2025
Introduction In the previous RTY analysis (2 December 2025), we highlighted that the Russell 2000 was attempting a recovery after rebounding from the 2,300–2,320 support area, with bulls aiming to retest the all-time high (ATH). Since then, RTY has continued to build on its momentum, with price rallying 11% from the lows made on the Read More…
Gold Futures (GC) – Technical Analysis, 10 December 2025
Introduction In our previous analysis on November 26th, we looked at how gold had reclaimed short-term momentum after bouncing off the 50-day moving average and was attempting to push toward the $4,250 resistance zone. Since then, gold has continued to grind higher, but price action has become indecisive and has low volatility. We see this Read More…
Crude Oil Futures (CL) Technical Analysis 9 December 2025
Introduction Crude Oil Futures (CL) have encountered resistance at the 50-day moving average, with a bearish engulfing pattern forming in the December 8 session. The RSI has also come down off the 50 line as the selling pressure increases. On the fundamentals side, crude remains sensitive to weekly U.S. inventory data, with traders watching for Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis 8 December 2025
Introduction The S&P 500 E-mini Futures (ES) are getting close to testing all-time highs, only a few percentage points away. Bulls have cleared above the 50-day moving average, which will now act as support moving forward. The RSI is coming close to overbought, but now has an upward momentum and isn’t something for the buyers Read More…
U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Technical Analysis 5 December 2025
Introduction The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen back slightly after rallying 4.4% since September. The 50-day moving average has held the price for the moment, which could lead to a new push back up toward 100. The 50 and 200-day moving averages are also converging, and if the 50 crosses above the 200, it Read More…







