Technical recap It has now been almost two months since ES broke out of its inverted head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart. Price has surged 8% since then and continues to rise. Volume has decreased and is something bulls should take note of, but there is little to no case for bears. Let’s Read More…
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Equities End Mixed as US Markets Close for a Holiday
US equities closed the holiday-shortened session on Monday with slight gains, aided by a surge in Tesla stock and the strength of bank shares as the second half of the year began on a subdued note. Tesla’s shares soared by 6.9% after the electric vehicle manufacturer announced a record number of vehicle deliveries during the Read More…
Nasdaq futures (NQ) continue to surge: Up 47% from lows
Introduction NQ has been surging for the majority of this year, now up 47% from the lows back in November 2022. Nasdaq is only 7% away from testing all-time highs, so the bull market is in full swing, no matter what the mainstream would like to call it. Technical analysis 100 & 50 MA: The 50 Read More…
Gap filled, bulls unleashed in the Dow Jones futures (YM)
Techncial recap Take a moment to review the analysis from June 12th here. The gap we analyzed has been filled perfectly, and an immediate bullish reversal followed. Now, bulls are pushing price up above the horizontal resistance line and attempting to break above the ascending triangle once more. Technical analysis Moving Averages: The 50 MA is sitting Read More…
Powerful Bullish divergence spotted on Gold futures (GC)
Technical analysis MACD Divergence: This is the main focal point for our Gold analysis this week. It shows strong bullish divergence on the daily time frame. This is a signal that short trades are likely better to be ignored for now. It is not a direct signal to take longs though, we may see price Read More…
Equities Rise as Upbeat Economic Data Eases Recession Worries
On Tuesday, US equities recovered from a losing streak due to positive economic data. This eased investor concerns about an impending recession caused by the Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate increases. US housing, factory orders and confidence data (Source: Commerce Department, Conference Board) In May, new orders for important US-manufactured capital goods unexpectedly increased, and Read More…