ES has pulled back from its fresh all-time high at 7,838 to retest 7,720 – the prior ATH as support. RSI is holding above the 50 midline at 55.73, keeping the broader uptrend structure intact. Trade Setup Bias: Long Entry: Close green for August 19 session Stop: 7,595 Target 1: 7,838 Target 2: Continuation above Read More…
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Gold Falls as Oil Surge Revives September Fed Hike Bets
Gold prices fell on Tuesday as yields gained amid rising tensions in the Middle East. Progress towards a deal has stalled, with Iran saying the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed. As a result, oil prices rose, rekindling inflation worries and increasing chances of a Fed rate hike in September. Gold (Source: Bloomberg) Bullion has Read More…
Gold Futures (GC) Technical Analysis, 19 August 2026
Introduction When we covered the metal on August 11, price sat at 4,432 after a 7.6% run, and the setup was straightforward: a close above 4,500 opened the 4,600 cluster, while a rejection there followed by a close below 4,415.8 set up a pullback toward 4,300. Price reached roughly 4,495, turned five points short of Read More…
S&P 500 Futures (ES) Technical Analysis, 18 August 2026
Introduction Of the three index’s we have covered this month, ES has been the least dramatic. Nasdaq spent a week coiled beneath 30,000 waiting on inflation data, and the Dow built a rising wedge with momentum quietly failing to confirm its highs. The S&P has done neither. It ran roughly 450 points off its early-August Read More…
US Equities Face a New Test as Oil and Yields Rise
US equities remain on a weaker footing after a strong rally pushed major indexes to record levels. The S&P 500 closed Monday at 7,745.06, down 0.5%, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.3% to 26,644.91. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also fell 0.5%. Despite the pullback, Wall Street remains close to historical highs. The recent rally Read More…
Crude Oil (CL) Technical Analysis, 17 August 2026
Follow-Up: What Played Out Since August 6 The caution we attached to crude on August 6 turned out to be the part that mattered. We flagged the 74.57–77.00 shelf as the zone to watch and noted that the Iran-Oman shipping agreement driving the sell-off was not finalized and could still swing either way. It swung. Read More…







