Introduction After a weekend full of major turmoil in the Middle East, Crude Oil (CL) has exploded higher, rallying 12.54% in early Monday trade. Any further developments of the crisis will be closely watched by investors, and all traders should be wary of the volatile swings we are likely to see in the market this Read More…
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S&P 500 Futures (ES) Technical Analysis – Follow Up
Introduction In the February 17 analysis, ES was trading within a range, with resistance near the 6,950–7,000 zone and support around 6,750–6,800. Momentum was weakening, which was understandable after such a long and tireless rally that we have seen in the US equity markets. Since then, price has struggled to find the buying power necessary Read More…
Gold Futures (GC) Technical Analysis – Follow Up
Introduction In the February 3 analysis, gold had a very big single-day sell-off of 13% after the price was hitting new highs consistently. The analysis we did was to see if there was a higher probability of the market continuing to fall or finding a base and slowly forming a recovery. Since then, the bulls have Read More…
Nasdaq (NQ) Technical Analysis Follow Up
Introduction In the February 13 analysis, NQ had rejected off the all-time highs, forming a double top. Since then, price action has confirmed rejection from that zone. Momentum is stuck now and there is a fight between the bulls and the bears. The market is ranging now, but as long as the price does not fall Read More…
RTrader Pro & NinjaTrader Are Free At OneUp Trader
Introduction At the OneUp Trader-funded trader program, one thing has always been important to us: making the lives of traders easier. With platforms, reducing costs and eliminating them completely can be a great way to reduce the financial stress traders are subjected to, and that is why we pay, so you don’t have to. R|Trader Read More…
US Equities Plummet as Investors Outflow Amid Tariff Uncertainty
US equities plummeted as domestic investors pulled money out of Wall Street at the fastest rate since at least 2010. They moved their money to cheaper, higher-performing overseas markets, while new tariff risks and AI disruption hurt sentiment. According to LSEG/Lipper data, US-based investors have pulled out about $75 billion from US equity products in Read More…







