Introduction The dollar has transitioned out of its prior uptrend and is now trading inside a well-defined range, roughly between 96.20 and 102.00. The strength we saw earlier in the year was driven by the conflicts in the Middle East. Now that Donald Trump continues to show how unreliable he is, the market is losing Read More…
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US Equities Ease as War Uncertainty Prevail After Failed Talks
Equities edged lower on Monday as market participants worried about failing US-Iran talks. However, there was less panic in the markets after Trump urged the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, analysts are forecasting a solid US earnings season that will likely boost equities. Developments in the US-Iran war continued shaping Read More…
Currency Futures Rally, Then Rattle as Iran Talks Collapse
Currency futures ended strongly on Friday after an optimistic week with the US and Iran striking a ceasefire deal. However, there was panic on Sunday after talks between the two countries failed. Still, optimism from the previous week returned on Monday as market participants watched for further developments. Last week, the US dollar plunged as Read More…
The Two-Strike Policy: Why OneUp Trader Does Funded Accounts Differently
Introduction Let us be real, sometimes trading a funded account can feel unforgiving. You put in the work, pass the evaluation, and finally get funded. Then one small mistake and just like that, the account is gone. No warning, just instant account termination. It doesn’t have to be that way. And at OneUp Trader, it Read More…
Interest Futures End Flat Amid US-Iran War Uncertainty
Interest futures ended mostly unchanged on Thursday after fluctuating with developments in the US-Iran war. Nevertheless, the price closed well below the previous session highs, indicating a pullback. The US-Iran ceasefire deal initially eased inflation worries, boosting the bond market. However, cracks in the deal emerged, renewing concerns about global price pressures. US 10 Year Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) Technical Analysis Recovery On The Cards
Introduction ES has staged a sharp bounce from the 6,300–6,400 selloff low, pushing back up toward the 6,800–6,900 resistance zone. This is happening across all equity markets because of the ceasefire in the Middle East. Some reports though are showing that the deal Donald Trump made with Iran is not playing out exactly as he Read More…







