Weekly Chart Observations: ES has been getting out of hand lately and just continues to rally no matter what. The Alligator indicator has the Lips (4821.50), Teeth (4733.71), and Jaw (4631.17) fanning out, which confirms the trend strength. Taking shorts now is highly risky and the only thing that could stop this market from going Read More…
Tag: E-mini S&P 500 (ES)
Equities Plummet as Powell Dampens Rate Cut Expectations
US equities closed Monday in the red as Powell maintained his hawkish stance, dampening rate cut expectations. In a speech on Sunday, the Fed chair said that inflation in the US needs to show a consistent downtrend for rate cuts to start. According to the central bank, inflation remains high. Therefore, the economy still needs Read More…
S&P 500 still bullish as traders buy above all-time high
S&P 500 (ES) Weekly Chart Analysis: The S&P 500 E-mini Futures have demonstrated a robust uptrend, reflected in the rising channel on the weekly chart. The market recently pushed through the resistance marked by the previous all-time high, establishing a significant bullish sentiment. Current resistance sits at the upper boundary of the channel near the Read More…
T-Bond futures: multi-timeframe analysis
Weekly Chart On the weekly chart, bond buying is evident as the yields have continued to decrease since 2020. The RSI has moved above the neutral zone and is sitting at 53.19. The weekly does not give much clues about where we could see it moving in the near term and is neutral. Daily Chart Read More…
Equities Soar as Megacap Earnings Take Center Stage
On Monday, US equities surged as investors anticipated a week packed with mega-cap earnings, economic data, and the Fed’s monetary policy meeting. All three major US stock indexes moved higher. The Nasdaq, focused on tech stocks, led with the most significant percentage gain. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 set another record closing high. Ryan Detrick, Chief Read More…
Scalp Trading vs Day Trading Strategies
Introduction to Scalp Trading and Day Trading Scalp trading and day trading are two prominent trading strategies with very distinct approaches. Scalp trading involves making many trades in a single day to capture small price movements. It requires close market monitoring and high precision. Day trading refers to buying and selling financial instruments within the Read More…