Introduction Nasdaq dropped below the 200-day moving average yesterday (4 November) for the first time since March. The price action for today’s session is already showing strong signs of a bullish reversal. With no red-flag news events today, let’s take a closer look at the technicals and see if there are any possible trade opportunities. Read More…
Gold futures are recovering after plummeting from a record high of $5,595 an ounce in January. On November 4, spot gold traded around $4,000, up about 1% amid a weaker US dollar and falling Treasury yields. However, the broader fundamental picture remains mixed, with monetary policy, geopolitical developments, and institutional demand shaping the market outlook. Read More…
Introduction Last time we looked at Crude Oil was on the 22nd of October. The ascending triangle we looked at then is still the most prominent feature on the chart. CL rallied for two weeks after the analysis we did to test the resistance at 105.10, and the selling was strong enough to send price Read More…
Introduction The Nasdaq has seen a big drop recently, falling almost 3% last Friday on the back of Intel’s poor guidance, which led to a sell-off in tech stocks. There is also talk about whether the AI boom is sustainable and whether the bubble could be bursting. The Chinese stock market has been selling off Read More…
Currency futures were range-bound on Monday as market participants remained cautious ahead of the US midterm elections. At the same time, traders are eagerly awaiting the US non-farm payrolls report and major central bank policy meetings. Last week, traders focused on reports of talks in the Middle East, leaving currency futures mixed. Moreover, major central Read More…
Introduction The S&P 500 is only trading 2.8% from the all time high. The trend is a very slow, almost sideways grind; there is just not a lot of buying happening, but at the same time, minimal selling too, which is why we see the market move this way. There is a possible long trade Read More…
