Introduction S&P 500 E-mini futures (ES) have shown signs of stabilization following a sharp break below the long-term trendline. The latest price action has formed a bullish inside day, so there is potential exhaustion of the recent sell-off and the start of a short-term rebound. As of today, ES is trading at 5,977.25, up +0.23%, Read More…
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S&P 500 (ES) Break Trendline—Trend Reversal or Buying Opportunity?
Introduction S&P 500 E-mini futures (ES) have broken below their rising trendline support, signaling a potential shift in market structure. After failing to break the all-time high (ATH) at 6,154.75, price has pulled back sharply, testing key support zones. As of today, ES is trading at 6,004.75, up +0.57%, attempting to stabilize after a significant Read More…
Furkan Withdraws Another $12,800 in Just 9 Days
Introduction In October 2024, we shared the remarkable story of Furkan, a young economics student from Germany who had achieved an impressive $24,700 in withdrawals through the OneUp Trader funded program. Today, we’re excited to bring you an update on his trading, as he has withdrawn another $12,800 across three funded accounts in just nine Read More…
S&P 500 ATH on the Cuspe of Bullish Break
Introduction S&P 500 E-mini futures (ES) are trading just below their all-time high (ATH) of 6,154.75. As of today, ES is less than 0.2% away from ATH. A breakout above 6,154.75 would confirm the next leg higher, with a measured move target near 6,455.25. Market Drivers & Key News Events Technical Outlook ATH Test Bull Read More…
What is VWMA Indicator Explained
Introduction to the VWMA The Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA) is a powerful technical analysis tool that provides a more accurate representation of an asset’s average price over time compared to a simple moving average. By incorporating trading volume into its calculation, VWMA gives greater weight to periods with higher trading activity, painting a clearer Read More…
Equities End Week Higher Amid Data and Policy Changes
Equities ended last week high and made no move on Monday as US markets remained closed for a bank holiday. Prices fluctuated throughout the week amid mixed economic data from the US and hawkish Fed signals. At the same time, market participants reacted to Trump’s moves on tariffs. At the start of the week, Powell Read More…