Introduction Last week, we looked at Crude Oil (CL) Futures, which were testing the support zone between $62.4 and $61. The sideways price action, which was dominating, could be coming to an end as the sellers found the strength to push the price below the level, falling 4.24% on Friday, its biggest drop since June. Read More…
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U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Technical Analysis, 10 October 2025
Introduction The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has extended its rally sharply from late-September lows, where price tested a support zone since July. Now hovering near 99.35 after pushing through the R1 pivot at 98.88 and approaching the R2 level at 99.96. The rally is a clean bullish move as price rallied from the support zone, Read More…
US Interest Futures Rise as Fed Signals October Cut
This week, US interest futures are maintaining a delicate balance as markets consider macro risks, inflation signals, and central bank rhetoric. The front end of the curve remains sensitive as investors are pricing in a 25 bps Fed rate cut in October, which reflects easing momentum but not a full dovish commitment. The Fed’s September Read More…
Nasdaq-100 Futures (NQ) Technical Analysis, 9 October 2025
Introduction NQ continues to make higher highs and follow the upward-sloping trendline since April. NQ is up 54% since then. Price is above the 50-MA (24,083) and 200-MA (21,876), and the trend remains firmly bullish. There are very few pullbacks on the daily chart, with the biggest being 4.4% leaving very few opportunities for traders Read More…
Florida Consultant Withdraws $16,900 Trading Price Action
Introduction Meet Sali, a 31-year-old consultant from Florida who has built a steady side income through the OneUp Trader funded trader program. Since joining OneUp Trader, Sali has made five separate withdrawals totaling $16,900, all while balancing a professional career with trading. Using a simple yet effective price action strategy, Sali shows how consistency and Read More…
Crude Oil Market Turns Bearish Amid Gaza Ceasefire, Supply Worries
Oil prices continued the subdued momentum on Thursday as geopolitical risks in the Middle East eased, while persisting supply concerns dragged the benchmark lower. Brent crude futures slipped 0.50% to $65.90 while WTI fell 0.60% to $62.15. The downward trend reveals a broad bearish sentiment dominating the energy market, with analysts debating not the fall Read More…






