A recap of the Bullish Parabolic curve. CL looking more Bullish Potential targets of $90 & $93.64 are still probable. The Parabola The parabolic curve mentioned in last week’s analysis has been tested on five different sessions now, with each attempt being bought up, resulting in bullish candlestick formations on the daily chart. This indicates Read More…
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Euro (6E) Futures: Final Call For Bears?
Could this be the last call for the bears as price rallies? Bearish Doji Pattern forms on the Daily chart. Symmetrical Triangle Formation On 4-Hourly chart. Short Opportunities With Very Low Risk Before we take a look at the developments in the Euro and what to expect moving forward, read over the previous article as Read More…
Technical Analysis: Gold Futures (GC) Prices Bounce Off Minor Support
Gold Futures prices bounce off the minor support zone. The smaller time frames show many trade opportunities. The bearish sentiment remains. Quick Recap Last week, we mentioned the possibility of a bounce out of the minor support zone at $1,622.20-$1638.50 within the larger term downtrend. Take a look at the article here to get a Read More…
Japan’s Uphill Battle to Support Yen Against Sharp Declines
Japan intervened for the second time last week to support the falling Yen. Speculators are betting on more yen weakness despite recent interventions. Japan faces a huge challenge as speculative short Yen positions continue increasing. Japanese yen (6J) futures prices have fallen as the flood of speculative bets against the Yen continued despite Japan’s historic Read More…
Price Action Analysis: Crude Oil (CL) Futures
Target 1 hit from Monday’s trade idea. The Daily chart shows the formation of a bullish Parabola pattern. CL retraces into the Gaussian Channel for the first time since July. Recap From Monday CL has dropped about 4.5% since Monday, and the price target of $82 stated in our analysis has been hit for a Read More…
Rising US Treasury Yields Weigh Heavily on Gold Futures (GC)
Gold prices are struggling as US Treasury yields make new highs. Markets expect the Fed to maintain its aggressive stance, which might hurt gold prices. The US labor market continues to show resilience amid rising interest rates. The yield on 10-year US Treasury notes has increased to levels last seen in June 2008, and persistently Read More…



