Introduction YM has broken above its prior all-time high further showing the strength that all US equity markets have at the moment. Every small dip is getting bought up by the bulls, and the market is firmly bullish. The moving averages are also sloping upward, with the 50 well above the 200, with the price Read More…
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Crude Oil Futures (CL) – Technical Analysis 7 January 2025
Introduction Crude oil (CL) continues to trade just above the critical support level between $55 and $56. The price has bounced out of this level five times since April as bulls step in to defend the price level. Overall, the trend is bearish in the long term, but the bulls holding above the support level Read More…
US Equities Hold Near Record Highs as Energy Stocks Increase Appetite
US equities started the new week on a solid footing, following a strong rally during regular trading that sent major benchmarks to new highs, with stock futures barely changing on Monday night. Following Monday’s robust gains, futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq 100 also declined slightly, indicating Read More…
Nasdaq 100 Futures (NQ) – Technical Analysis 6 January 2026
Introduction The long-term NQ trend continues to the upside along with the other US index markets. The price has been consolidating, however, since hitting an ATH of 26,399 in November, and a symmetrical triangle is now forming. Traders and investors are watching U.S. inflation data, labor market reports, and the FOMC, and any bullish developments Read More…
S&P 500 (ES) – Technical Analysis 5 January 2025
Introduction ES continues to consolidate just below all-time highs, with bulls pushing the price up after each pullback. The 50 moving average is still holding as support, and as long as bulls maintain that, the momentum is firmly on the upside. The market is closely watching U.S. inflation data, labor market reports, and FOMC but Read More…
U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), Technical Analysis 2 January 2026
Introduction The Dollar index (DXY) dropped 9.3% in 2025, mainly due to the U.S interest rate advantage fading as global growth and risk appetite improved. This meant money flowed elsewhere. It has also been a factor that has helped US indices to rally, with the S&P 500 rallying 16.8% for the year. Let’s take a Read More…







