CL Volatility We havent seen much volatility after the very uncomforting attempt on former US President Donald Trumps life this morning. The week ahead could be a very hostile one after this event on the weekend as well as OPEC monthly report and EIA report this week. Let’s see if we can position ourselves properly Read More…
NQ Drops 2.8% in a day NQ drops 2.8% in a day, and everyone gets scared. The markets have been going up and only up, so a pullback is due at some point. If you look at the NQ chart you will see nothing but green candles all the way and an RSI that has Read More…
The decline in DXY: The DXY index has seen a recent decline, trading at around 105.125, primarily due to the strengthening of the euro and a weaker yen. The euro’s rise was driven by the results of France’s parliamentary elections, which alleviated concerns over aggressive fiscal policies and boosted European stocks and bonds (FX Empire). Read More…
The U.S. stock market continued to surge last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all hit new highs again. On Thursday, the Dow increased by approximately 0.57%, while the S&P 500 rallied 1.8% and the Nasdaq saw gains of 3.57% (Nasdaq) (Investopedia). What is driving this rally besides free money? Read More…
Introduction Gold Futures (GC) are still performing well in 2024, up 14.2% YTD and 22% for the past 365 days. The main observations we can look at is the huge divergence between the 50 and 200 SMA. The 200 is steadily rising so long term investments and trades point bullish. At the moment, GC is Read More…
Introduction Crude Oil Futures (CL) for the most part are trading in a consolidation phase. YTD CL is up 15%. However, the performance has been mixed, influenced by a stronger dollar and global economic concerns, such as the rebound in Russian crude exports (Barchart.com) (Barchart.com). Weekly Chart Analysis The weekly chart shows CL recently had Read More…
