Technical Analysis

Russell 2000 Futures (RTY) Technical Analysis – July 16 2025

Introduction Russell 2000 E-Mini Futures (RTY) are trading at 2,213.3, down slightly by -0.23% on the day. After a strong multi-week rally off the April lows, price has paused and is now pulling back from the 2,230s, testing the 200-day MA and previous minor resistance-turned-support near 2,212.7. Its a important level to watch to see Read More…

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Russell 2000 (RTY) Technical Analysis: 2 July 2025

Introduction Small caps are back in the spotlight. RTY futures have cleared both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. While large caps (e.g., NQ/ES) are leading in momentum, RTY is catching up but is still lagging the bigger indices for a while now. Lets see what the technicals are saying. Technical Snapshot Metric Status / Read More…

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Russell 2000 Lagging S&P 500, Technical Outlook 3 June 2025

RTY Underperformance Weekly Chart of RTY: Structure and Trend Bullish Observations: Caution: Daily Chart of RTY Moving Averages RSI (14) Structure Metric ES (S&P 500 Futures) RTY (Russell 2000 Futures) Trend (Weekly) Strong uptrend Sideways, potential reversal Proximity to ATH ~4% below ATH ~17% below ATH Daily Trend Bullish continuation Range/consolidation RSI Momentum (Daily) Above Read More…

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Russell 2000 (RTY) – Are Small Caps Ready to Rally?

Technical analysis Price Action: Moving Averages: Key Levels to Watch Type Price Note Resistance 2,050–2,070 Previous swing highs / congestion zone Resistance 2,192 200-day MA Support 1,995 50-day MA support Support 1,850–1,880 April low and major support zone Broader Context – Small Caps Lag, But Are They Catching Up? Bull Case Bear Case Final Call Read More…

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E-Mini Russell 2000 (RTY) – Breakdown Accelerates as Small Caps Struggle

Introduction The U.S. stock market has been under heavy selling pressure recently, and small caps are no exception. The Russell 2000 (RTY) Futures have broken down from a long-standing uptrend and the price action has shifted bearish. With investors growing increasingly risk-averse, recession fears rising, and sticky inflation keeping the Federal Reserve in a hawkish Read More…