US equities started the new week on a solid footing, following a strong rally during regular trading that sent major benchmarks to new highs, with stock futures barely changing on Monday night. Following Monday’s robust gains, futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq 100 also declined slightly, indicating Read More…
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…
Introduction Dow Jones futures (YM) pulled back slightly, but have been rallying alongside the other US indices. The Dow is 1.3% away from the all-time high, and bulls will be trying to push above that in the next few sessions. Let’s take a look at the technicals and what they are telling us. Technical Overview Read More…
Introduction The Dow Jones Futures (YM) have been grinding higher, recently printing 46,488 before cooling off slightly. While momentum has slowed, the index remains firmly in a bullish structure, supported by its moving averages and higher highs. Technical Update Trend Support:Price is holding comfortably above the 50-day MA at 45,131 and the 200-day MA at Read More…
Current Price: 45,280Status: Testing new All-Time High (ATH) breakout levelChange (daily): +196 (+0.43%) Technical Analysis The Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM) has now caught up with the rest of the U.S. majors and is testing its ATH resistance near 45,280. Relative Strength vs Other U.S. Indices Index Status vs ATH Current Stance NQ (NASDAQ 100) Read More…
Introduction The Dow Jones E-mini futures (YM) just hit an all-time high (ATH) at 44,671, and while price action has slightly pulled back, it’s hovering right beneath breakout territory. Bulls will now be looking to see if this rally can build a base above previous resistance or if momentum will stall in the short term. Read More…
