Introduction Last Week, 6E closed with a green bullish hammer on the weekly chart after 10 out of 11 red weeks. A huge decline in value for the Euro. The selling in the Euro has been volatile, with every buy getting sold heavily into. The bears have been in control primarily because the Dollar has Read More…
Technical Analysis
A Fresh Look At The S&P 500 Futures After Bullish Candle Reversal
Technical Analysis ES has been in an uptrend this year, and after a sizeable pullback of 8.8% from the recent local top, it appears that the low might be in and could be the opportunity that bulls have been waiting for. Yesterday (Monday, October 10) price action formed a morning star candlestick pattern, and if Read More…
Bullish Trend Continues In The Dollar (DXY)
Recap The last time we looked at the US Dollar (DXY), we noticed the strong price action and bullish up trend. Before we look at the new developments in the Dollar, let’s understand what it means for us as traders and investors. A stronger Dollar typically has an inverse relationship with gold, crude oil, and Read More…
Gold Tanks: Bearish Profit Target Hit
Quick Recap Last week, we looked at Gold, and the bearish stance we took has proven to be correct, as the $1,831 target has been hit. Unfortunately, however, it was a difficult short trade to take because GC only painted red candles after the analysis, thus giving us no entry on a retracement. Moving forward, Read More…
Crude Oil Futures Cool Off, Giving Opportunities To Buy
Technical Analysis CL made a top last week of $95.03 and has retraced 7.4% since then. This is a welcome sight for traders who missed the move from $67.05 up to $95.03 as it gives possible entry opportunities, which we will look at now. Entry Opportunities An upward-sloping trend line connects the low made in Read More…
Bond Buying Accelerates In 30-Year Treasury Bond Futures (ZB)
Introduction Prices of ZB (30-year US Treasury bond futures) go down when buying of bonds accelerates due to the inverse relationship between bond prices and yields. When demand for bonds increases, buyers compete to purchase available bonds, driving bond prices higher. However, as bond prices rise, the fixed coupon payments become less attractive relative to Read More…