Introduction Nasdaq 100 E-mini Futures (NQ) have pulled back from recent highs after failing to sustain a breakout attempt above all-time highs. Following a strong multi-month rally, price is now rotating lower toward support, marking a shift from momentum expansion into consolidation. From here, the first support will be the 50 moving average, which also Read More…
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Crude Oil Futures Gains as Middle East Tensions Raise Supply Concerns
Crude oil futures are locked in a geopolitically driven rally, with Brent pushing toward the high $60s and WTI into the mid-$60s, marking three consecutive days of gains and roughly a 5% advance since January 26. The primary driver is escalating Middle East tension centered on Iran, a key OPEC producer pumping around 3.2 million barrels Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis, 28 January 2026
Introduction Light Crude Oil Futures (CL) have moved sharply higher from long-term support, climbing back above the $62 level. This move breaks price out of the lower trading range that had held crude oil prices in place for several months. After repeatedly finding buyers in the mid-$50s, WTI crude oil futures are now showing early Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis, 27 January 2026
Introduction The S&P 500 E-mini Futures (ES) are once again near the top of their recent range, trading just below the 7,000 level after holding earlier support. Price bounced cleanly from the latest pullback and is now testing resistance again, which shows that buyers are still in control even after multiple attempts to push lower. Read More…
Big Tech Lifts US Equities Despite Tariff Escalation and Policy Headwinds
US equities are slowly rising despite a lot of noise in the economy and politics. Tech stocks are helping to keep risk sentiment high, even as policy and tariff risks grow. On Monday, the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rose by about 0.4% to 0.6%. This kept the cautiously optimistic mood going into a week Read More…
Currency Futures Surge as “Sell America” Flows Fueled Ahead of FOMC
Currency futures are opening the week with the USD complex still fragile, even though pockets of safe-haven demand show up on tariff/geopolitical headlines. The US Dollar Index futures (DXY) are around 97.0–97.1, close to their lowest level in months. Investors are weighing the noise around trade policy, the “Sell America” flows, and the risk that Read More…






