Currency futures closed mixed on Friday after a week full of policy decisions. The Japanese yen weakened against the greenback, reaching its lowest point in six months. The Bank of Japan, as anticipated, maintained its short-term rate target of -0.1% and its 10-year bond yield cap of 0%. Despite higher-than-expected inflation, the central bank continued Read More…
Update On May 29th, we looked at the inverse head and shoulders breaking out of the neckline. Today we look at how that trade is going and what bulls could do to manage their position moving forward. ES has surged through the neckline, now up 7.5% from the last technical article we did. Bulls are firmly in Read More…
Gold prices increased from a three-month low due to a decline in the dollar and bond yields caused by US economic data. The dollar dropped after the European Central Bank raised interest rates following the Federal Reserve’s pause in rate hikes. The European Central Bank lifted interest rates to a 3.5% high, indicating the possibility Read More…
Recap Our GC analysis has been spot-on since the start of these articles, and last week was no different. Today we will take a look at how the trade ideas from last week are coming into play today. Read the previous article here. Technical analysis 100-Day MA: Price is bouncing off the 100-MA on the daily. It Read More…
Bulls take control In the previous analysis I did on 6E, I mentioned the possibility of a bullish reversal. That has now been confirmed with strong bullish price action. The trade was a high-risk, potentially high-reward play, but it is working out at the moment. Take a look at the previous article here and the chart below: Read More…
Equities rose on Tuesday amid optimism of a looming Fed pause. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq achieved their highest closing points in 14 months. This was driven by the data release indicating a modest increase in consumer prices in May. As a result, investors are now more confident that the Fed will not lift interest Read More…
