Introduction S&P 500 E-mini futures (ES) have started to lose upside momentum after repeatedly failing to break the 7,000 resistance zone, which was its all-time high. The market is now drifting lower toward the 6,800 region, with the developments in the Middle East having no major effect on US equities. The strength of the Dollar Read More…
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US Equities Weather Iran Shock as Oil Spikes and Data Supports Soft Landing
US equities had a rough start to March, swinging back and forth due to rising geopolitical tensions, even though domestic economic data showed economic resilience. Futures fell sharply at first after the US and Israel bombed Iran over the weekend. This caused oil prices to rise sharply, raising fears of a larger regional war. The Read More…
24-Year Old Freelancer Withdraws $27,000 Trading Bond Futures
Introduction A 24-year-old trader from Beverly, Massachusetts, has withdrawn $27,000 in just 25 days across 3 funded accounts with OneUp Trader. Trading primarily through a single $50K account and copying them across two other funded accounts, Jack focused on quick scalps in the 10-Year Note (ZN) and 30-Year Bond (ZB) futures markets using the Jigsaw Read More…
S&P 500 Futures (ES) Technical Analysis – Follow Up
Introduction In the February 17 analysis, ES was trading within a range, with resistance near the 6,950–7,000 zone and support around 6,750–6,800. Momentum was weakening, which was understandable after such a long and tireless rally that we have seen in the US equity markets. Since then, price has struggled to find the buying power necessary Read More…
RTrader Pro & NinjaTrader Are Free At OneUp Trader
Introduction At the OneUp Trader-funded trader program, one thing has always been important to us: making the lives of traders easier. With platforms, reducing costs and eliminating them completely can be a great way to reduce the financial stress traders are subjected to, and that is why we pay, so you don’t have to. R|Trader Read More…
US Equities Plummet as Investors Outflow Amid Tariff Uncertainty
US equities plummeted as domestic investors pulled money out of Wall Street at the fastest rate since at least 2010. They moved their money to cheaper, higher-performing overseas markets, while new tariff risks and AI disruption hurt sentiment. According to LSEG/Lipper data, US-based investors have pulled out about $75 billion from US equity products in Read More…






