Weekly Chart The weekly chart has seen 5 green weeks in a row, but this week has started off differently as NQ price rallied into a resistance zone at $15931, and price immediately began to sell off. Last week’s spinning top close is also a worry for the Bulls, but they will hope it is Read More…
Breaking down how the dow jones diverged from other market indices last year. Analyzing the symmetrical triangle formation on the daily time frame. A true story about a trader who turned $5,000 into $15,000,000 in seven years. Quick Breakdown The Dow has been trading sideways for the majority of this year, remaining unchanged so far. Read More…
Price finds resistance at the year-long trend line once more. Yesterday’s session forms a bearish candle, but bulls appear to still be in control. Why the market rally we have seen recently is purely fundamental. Year Long Trend Line Strikes Again The trend channel we have discussed so many times in the technicals has proven Read More…
The bearish target below $11,000 has been reached. Using Fibonacci Retracements to set potential bearish targets. Analyzing the yearly NQ chart alongside quantitative easing. 3 indicators to pay close attention to. Bearish Break Of Consolidation Zone We have been monitoring the consolidation zone on NQ now since the middle of November. Price remained in a Read More…
The downward trend channel is still holding strong as the price begins moving back into it. Fibonacci, Morningstar, RSI, and FREMA analyses all point toward bearish momentum. Potential targets bears could be targeting. Down Channel The downtrend channel is still a massive factor on the NQ chart. Even though we have seen the price break Read More…
Better-than-expected CPI report shows inflation may have peaked. A Double Bottom pattern forms on the Daily chart. Bull, Bear, and Crab trade scenarios. The CPI Report The November Consumer Price Index (CPI) Report released on Thursday shows that inflation may have peaked. Prices increased 0.4% month-on-month, and prices less food and energy rose 0.3%. These were low Read More…
