Apple Eyes $344 as AAPL Rebound Targets Earnings Gap
AAPL rebound targets the post-earnings gap fill at $329.55 and then the July record high at $344.57, with the uptrend intact.
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AAPL rebound targets the post-earnings gap fill at $329.55 and then the July record high at $344.57, with the uptrend intact.
COIN's double-bottom breakout strengthens the long-term bottom case; a move above $193.81 puts $239.60 in focus.
Russell 2000 is at risk with critical 2,900 support under threat from rising yields.
Copper is pulling back toward its 50-day EMA near $6.50.
US 10-year yields are breaking higher and pushing toward 5%.
PUMP risks a 26% pullback toward $0.0032 after RSI hit an extreme overbought 88 and price rejected $0.0051.
ADBE bullish reversal after breakout opens path to $306.30 then $330.61
NVDA earnings gap opens path to $245.16 and $261.48 targets; bullish setup with $236.54 as first upside test
AUD/USD showing strength, with a move above 0.7200 triggering a bullish setup and 0.7150 as support
GM is the stronger-looking chart, holding an established uptrend while forming a bullish flag with $86 now support
Dow Jones lags and is under pressure as capital favors Nvidia and tech
Nasdaq 100 gaining momentum after Nvidia's strong earnings
Brent attracting buyers around $85 and its 200-day EMA, with $95 swing high as upside reference
SOL bullish momentum puts the $120 target in focus after clearing $100
XRP $1.35 support holds as bulls target $1.80
XBI broke out of a bullish flag to a new trend high with $161.49 supporting the bullish bias; a decisive move above $174.79 could extend the rally into new territory.
AUD/USD looks overextended and is starting to roll over, though a break above 0.7200 would flip the outlook bullish.
Platinum remains a buy-on-the-dip setup closer to $1,800.
The DAX maintains a bullish outlook above 26,000 and could be preparing for a breakout.
Silver is struggling below $70 resistance with fading momentum, suggesting a short-term pullback could develop before buyers regain control
Brent has broken below $90 and could test $85 near its 200-day EMA, with $78 the next major area if that fails.
Gold is stalling at $4,700 resistance and overbought conditions raise the prospect of a short-term pullback, with $4,500 a potential buying zone on a deeper pullback
Natural gas prices remain suppressed by heavy supply, trading sideways/choppy in the near term with prices capped
USD/CHF technical analysis highlights a bullish setup.
Brent is drifting lower around $93; a move lower could put the 50-day EMA near $88 in focus.
The US Dollar is showing renewed strength and its recent weakness may have gone too far.
The Dow has bounced from the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement and 50-day EMA, keeping long setups in focus.
GBP/USD is showing exhaustion around a swing high with a slight bearish lean.
The S&P 500 is defending its consolidation breakout with buyers continuing to offer support.
Weak US macro data (soft payrolls, rising jobless claims, weak PMIs) makes the case for gold strength that retail traders are missing.
Silver's longer-term outlook remains constructive with demand exceeding supply; a break above $70-$71 could attract further upside.
Brent has made a quiet V-shaped recovery to a new swing high.
SOFI showing renewed bullish momentum after bullish flag breakout; move above $20.13/$20.75 could end the six-month bearish correction
ZEC cup-and-handle breakout above $750–$775 could put $1,000 in focus by end of 2026, with $2,000+ longer term
SUI likely to drop ~15% toward $0.55 after breaking below $0.65 support
Super Micro gapped through $35 to $40 on record volume and is pinned right at that resistance.
Microsoft gapped out of a six-month range and is coiling at $480–500 on a fresh bullish EMA cross.
Tesla is bouncing off the early-August gap-down near $300, with $350 the first hurdle that matters.
The dollar is cracking
USD/CAD has broken 1.4000 and 1.3950, trading under the 50% retracement at 1.3901 with 0.618 near 1.3847 in play
EUR/USD holding an impulsive rally just under 1.1590 with both EMAs reclaimed
Ethereum could rally to over $2,000 within a week, targeting its 200-day EMA near $2,125 (~12% above current prices).
Micron's trend remains strong with improving momentum pointing toward a potential new advance, with $1,011.77 an important near-term hurdle.
WTI crude's falling wedge breakout supports further recovery, though resistance near the 100-day MA is a crucial test.
Copper's 20-day moving average is holding as support, keeping the breakout setup alive with $6.867 the key hurdle before higher targets.
DOGE faces a potential 19% correction toward $0.058 support as a bearish flag pattern forms on the daily chart.
Solana faces a potential 10% correction toward $68 support as bearish exhaustion candles form near $77 resistance.
Nebius breaks higher from a bullish reversal pattern on strong volume with technical targets pointing toward $395.
PUMP's rally should keep going, supported by robust protocol revenues after a 93% monthly surge.
Watching for a Bank of Japan "buy the dip" setup on USD/JPY — yen weakness / buy dips in USD/JPY.
Shopify retains bullish momentum after an earnings-driven breakout and could reach new record highs.
BNB may rally toward $700–$735 on a broadening wedge recovery setup after clearing $625–$678 resistance.
Bitcoin bear flag/pennant breakdown points toward ~$50,400 and potentially $46,400 if $61,000–$62,000 support fails.
Chips look mixed and positive in early Tuesday trading (Intel forecast).
Chips look mixed and positive in early Tuesday trading (AMD forecast).
Crude oil looks exhausted heading into Tuesday trading, suggesting downside.
Circle shows potential for a rise off the bottom, with a breakout above $72.86 confirming a trend reversal.
ENA could surge 40%–65% toward $0.14–$0.15 on a weekly broadening wedge, pending a breakout above the 20-week EMA near $0.103.
XRP risks a breakdown of the $1 support level with roughly 35% downside on the table.
ADA's daily bear flag warns of a ~50% crash toward $0.0979, with rejection at $0.196 sending it to $0.174 then $0.139.
Worldcoin faces a plunge toward $0.30 (roughly 11%–12% downside) after failing to hold the $0.35–$0.355 breakout.
Natural gas gapped higher to start the week as traders price in exports to Europe via Qatar.
Bitcoin seems ready to pull up toward the $72,000–$75,000 range as whales accumulate ~30,000 BTC and spot ETFs post strong inflows.
AVAV is strengthening off the bottom with improving momentum after reclaiming key moving averages, approaching resistance that could confirm a larger trend reversal.
EU indices including the CAC 40 are a strong point and the creator is looking to get long.
EU indices including the DAX are a strong point and the creator is looking to get long.
Dogecoin is approaching a long-term accumulation zone ($0.048-$0.063) that previously triggered major rallies, with resistance targets near $0.088 and $0.11-$0.12.
With the dollar fighting back and prior trends resuming, USD/CAD is expected to rise.
With the dollar fighting back and prior trends resuming, EUR/USD is expected to fall.
GRAM's falling wedge could trigger a breakout above $1.48-$1.52 toward a target near $2.03, a gain of more than 40%.
Natural gas faces renewed resistance near $2.98 with bearish pressure persisting, risking a break below $2.80 and further downside.
HYG turns decisively bearish after breaking below triangle support, with $77.79 a potential measuring objective.
BEAT's bearish rising wedge setup could expose support at $2.50, $1.95 and eventually $1.26, a potential 60% correction.
Dow 30 is holding support with buyers defending the 50-day EMA.
NVDA is expected to show signs of life along with the microchip sector.
PAAS shows early signs of a bullish reversal after two breakouts, with gains potentially targeting $47.37, $49.46 and $53.99.
Gold continues to rise despite rising US rates.
AMC reclaimed key technical levels after record revenue, strengthening a bullish setup pointing toward higher targets.
Brent crude continues to rally with strong momentum.
Silver has bounced from key confluence support and shows strength, though confirmation above wedge resistance is needed for a broader recovery.
Apple among major tech stocks looking to recover.
S&P 500 continues to look supported.
US indices including the NASDAQ 100 continue to look supported.
Solana is forming a bullish cup-and-handle pattern with a potential breakout target near $105–$106 (roughly a 40% rally).
KLAC faces further downside as the correction continues toward lower weekly support levels after a pennant breakdown and weakening momentum.
BNB could crash toward $500, declining first to the wedge's lower trendline near $535 and then testing $515.
Gold's rejection from moving average resistance is accelerating bearish momentum and it may fail to hold support levels.
The US dollar is drifting lower against many currencies alongside falling rates.
Cisco weakens further, testing key Fibonacci support after breaking below its 50-day moving average.
US banks including JPM look like they are trying to move to the upside.
US banks including Citigroup look like they are trying to move to the upside.
US banks including GS look like they are trying to move to the upside.
ONDO broke above a falling wedge, opening the door to a 25%–30% rally toward $0.46–$0.49.
SUI could face another 33% decline as weakening on-chain activity reinforces the bearish outlook.
Ethereum may finally retake $2,000, with a double-bottom breakout projecting a 15% rally toward $2,125–$2,186.
IBIT shows improving demand and early signs of recovery after defending deep Fibonacci support, with bullish momentum improving.
The US dollar is trying to fight back in early Wednesday trading.
XRP could gain 20% if the inverse head and shoulders pattern is confirmed above $1.13 resistance.
Crypto stocks including CRCL look a little soft in pre-market trading.
Crypto stocks including COIN look a little soft in pre-market trading.
Brent continues to rally on Middle East tensions.
WTI continues to rally on Middle East tensions.
Tesla maintains its rising trend channel with the bullish trend intact heading into Q2 earnings.
DEXE risks a roughly 10% drop after hitting the $46 target, forming a bearish double-top with breakdown targets near $43.20 and $41.10.
PI seems headed to zero as plummeting demand and accelerating token unlocks weigh on price.
Alphabet is showing signs of strengthening, continuing to recover from a corrective low toward resuming the longer-term bullish trend.
Viking Therapeutics continues to strengthen within a long-term bottoming pattern with improving demand.
XRP may fall as much as 40% toward $0.68 after a bearish pennant breakdown from the $1.15 target.
US indices, including the Dow Jones 30, continue to look for the upside.
A bearish inverse cup-and-handle on the 4-hour chart puts DOGE at risk of a 10% drop toward $0.063, with MVRV bands pointing to the $0.06 area.
Solana faces renewed downward pressure and is struggling to hold $78 support amid persistent Pump.fun selling.
Bitcoin shows potential signs of a cycle bottom near $60K amid short-term holder capitulation and whale accumulation.
US banks including Citigroup look soft amid geopolitical concerns.
US banks including Goldman Sachs look soft amid geopolitical concerns.
US banks including JPMorgan look soft in the Wednesday session.
ADA could recover and rise back to the $1 milestone after bouncing from its $0.14 cycle low.
PLTR's bullish reversal from major support supports a further advance toward the top of its channel.
ZEC risks a roughly 30% drop toward $320-$340 if the recovery fails at resistance near $500, while trading in a bearish descending channel.
DoorDash is showing signs of bottoming and advancing from a double bottom pattern toward resistance near $191 and the 200-day MA around $200.
AMD looks threatened amid AI trade fears and could struggle.
BONK may hit a new low following the $20M treasury exploit and loss of credibility.
DEXE's bull pennant breakout could send it toward $46 as it holds above its 20-day and 50-day EMAs.
Brent crude is showing potential base building and rallying.
INTC looks threatened amid AI trade fears and could struggle.
USD recovery implies USD/CHF moves higher.
Ethereum's early rejection of $1,800 favors a retest of recent lows with bears in control.
A rising wedge breakdown could send BTC roughly 6% lower toward $59,000 while it struggles near the 200-4H EMA around $64,000.
NZD is trying to recover against a possibly overvalued US dollar.
Asian currencies including AUD are trying to recover against a possibly overvalued US dollar.
UPST confirmed a bullish breakout from a symmetrical triangle, shifting its technical outlook higher.
AKT is defending the $0.59–$0.61 support zone with a potential bounce toward $0.75.
TAO is rebounding from the lower boundary of its triangle range with a possible move toward $250 if buyers reclaim the 20-day EMA.
NVDA shows signs of exhaustion after the jobs report miss.
TSLA shows signs of exhaustion after the jobs report miss.
Brent continues to fall along with the broader oil market.
WTI continues to fall, gapping lower on Thursday.
USD/CAD falls as the US dollar weakens post-NFP.
DELL's bullish pennant near record highs suggests a continuation breakout toward higher targets.
USD/CHF expected to rise on continued US Dollar strength.
MSTR broke key support with a bearish inverse cup-and-handle pointing to roughly 80% downside in the coming months.
MRK extends a bullish pennant breakout with structure pointing to continued upside.
USD/CAD expected to rise on US dollar strength.
Natural gas shows strength early Tuesday and may push higher.
AMD looking to recover as the AI trade reasserts itself after an overdone selloff.
Nokia's head-and-shoulders breakdown below the 50-day MA points to lower support levels.
AI names including MSFT are pressured at the moment.
AI names including GOOG are pressured at the moment.
Micron's breakout above prior highs, rising channel and moving average support reinforce continuation of the long-term bullish trend.
Continued US dollar strength points USD/NOK higher.
Chip stocks including INTC look to recover with the broader market on Thursday.
The US dollar continues to strengthen, pressuring GBP/USD lower.
The US dollar continues to strengthen, pressuring EUR/USD lower.
PLTR remains under pressure after breaking below prior support, with attention shifting to lower Fibonacci and measured-move targets and overhead resistance capping bounces.
Brent continues to plummet on peace-driven selling pressure.
ENPH is developing an uptrend after reclaiming the 200-day moving average, with support near $46.65 pointing to a recovery toward $97–$99.
US indices including the Nasdaq fell hard in premarket on Iran's Strait of Hormuz statements, remaining negative.
USD strength on rate differentials implies NZD/USD downside.
S&P 500 is negative amid Middle East escalation headlines.
Silver drops as risk appetite crumbles amid Iranian claims over the Strait of Hormuz.
USD strength on rate differentials implies AUD/USD downside.
The US dollar is strengthening again on interest rate differentials, implying USD/JPY upside.
NVDA is looking to recover along with other major US stocks.
WDC faces short-term downward pressure as resistance zones, exhaustion signals, and extended monthly gains form a critical decision point.
AVAX faces significant downward pressure after breaking $9 support, with a drop to $3 seen as likely.
NEAR eyes roughly 2x growth in the coming months via an inverse head-and-shoulders breakout above $3.05 resistance toward a $5.35 target.
Natural gas confirmed another lower swing high with a developing falling channel raising the risk of further downside.
TEM is poised for a bullish signal, forming a double bottom with breakout resistance at $54.75 and a first target near $64.54.
QBTS holds its bullish breakout structure after retesting support, signaling continuation higher.
Dollar weakness implies USD/CHF moves lower.
Dollar weakness implies GBP/USD moves higher.
Dow continues upward momentum on falling rates.
S&P 500 continues upward momentum on falling rates.
US indices look to continue upward momentum as interest rates fall.
The trend in gold is lower while it stays below the 200-day MA at $4,428, with $4,075 the next support target.
The US dollar drifts lower as US interest rates drop.
Falling US rates pressure the dollar, implying EUR/USD upside.
Gold markets continue to see buyers on dips and are looking to recover.
Silver continues to see buyers on dips as rates dip lower; this could lead silver higher, and it remains a longer-term bullish market.
Solana is a major contender for real-world adoption, framed as upside opportunity.
ZEC's BARR bottom reversal and a confirmed breakout above the $540–$560 zone could put a 150% rally target near $1,320 in play.
A bear trap and short squeeze could push ETH back toward a retest of the 200-day EMA at $2,400.
SMCI remains under pressure after breaking key support and may weaken further before a bottom.
BNB bounces off $600 support and ecosystem growth could push its price higher, though a break above $680 is needed to reverse the downtrend.
A bounce in oil makes sense on Friday heading into the weekend, with short covering a factor.
Chevron shows relative strength versus oil with improving technicals as buyers regain control approaching key breakout levels.
Illumina maintains a long-term bullish reversal after an inverse head-and-shoulders breakout, with upside targets in focus.
The US dollar is starting to rally as US interest rates remain high.
WLD could break the $0.66–$0.72 resistance zone and rally toward $1.02 on OpenAI IPO FOMO.
Ford looks positive as traders extend recent rallies in automakers.
BNB risks a 12% slide if it fails to hold the $600 support level, given weak institutional interest and deteriorating macro conditions.
General Motors looks positive as traders extend recent rallies in automakers.
XRP targets a 15% rally toward $1.30–$1.33 on an inverse head-and-shoulders breakout above the $1.18–$1.19 neckline.
The Japanese yen continues to face pressure, implying AUD/JPY strength.
The Japanese yen continues to face pressure, implying EUR/JPY strength.
The Japanese yen continues to face pressure, implying GBP/JPY strength.
The weekly buy signal is still playing out and should push BTC back to $70K.
UNH bull flag continuation breakout signals upside toward higher retracement targets.
Swiss franc sells off as risk appetite returns and the SNB signals willingness to intervene, favoring further CHF weakness (USD/CHF higher).
Dow Jones reacting poorly to NFP with the Fed expected to stay tighter for longer.
AMZN has broken down from a double top with downside risk increasing if support fails to hold.
US retailers including AMZN look set to bounce and be very positive.
Zcash risks a 35% drop toward $360–$370 in June as a head-and-shoulders pattern forms and $500 support is tested.
ETH risks sliding to $1,600 if the long-standing $1,800 support falters.
Asian indices continue to show bullish attitudes as global interest rates drift lower.
Salesforce breaks out from a double bottom on strong volume with bullish momentum signaling continuation toward higher resistance.
Bitcoin broke out of a bearish continuation pattern with a measured downside target of $50,000 or lower, expected in 2026.
SOL faces 30% downside risk toward $50 after failing to break past $90 and breaking below its consolidation range.
SPCE momentum suggests a potential broader bullish trend after breaking to a multi-year high, though short-term overbought.
Asian indices continue to show bullish attitudes as global interest rates drift lower.
Asian indices continue to show bullish attitudes as global interest rates drift lower.
XRP broke below a symmetrical triangle with a bearish target near $0.97–$1.00.
MIB remains bullish longer-term and is looking for a reason to bounce.
CAC remains bullish longer-term and is looking for a reason to bounce.
Palantir flashes major technical reversal signs with institutional breakout volume and moving average reclaims pointing to a major structural bottom and recovery.
Natural gas maintains broader bullish structure within a rising channel and wedge framework despite a bearish intraday reversal at the 200-day moving average.
ORCL looks bullish again as US interest rates drift lower.
Microsoft is poised for a bull breakout from a bullish pennant, targeting a retest of long-term resistance near $492–$502.
Tech stocks including TSLA look bullish again as US interest rates drift lower.
QUBT pulls back from major resistance near the 200-day moving average, consolidating beneath key overhead supply.
The US dollar continues to rise against the Brazilian real on higher US rates.
FTSE is looking to bounce after drifting lower.
European indices including the DAX are looking to bounce after drifting lower.
SMI is looking to bounce after drifting lower.
WDC looking to jump amid strong interest in AI-related semiconductor names.
ON looking to jump amid strong interest in AI-related semiconductor names.
Brent drops again on Middle East peace headlines.
Crude oil drops again on peace hopes in the Middle East, headline pressure keeping WTI lower.
Applied Materials is leading the AI semiconductor charge keeping buyers in control.
CAC pulls back but remains supported; cautiously optimistic.
AMD is leading the AI semiconductor charge keeping buyers in control.
DAX pulls back but remains supported; cautiously optimistic.
Brent heating up again on escalating Middle East risk.
Micron is leading the AI semiconductor charge keeping buyers in control.
GEV poised for an upside breakout toward new highs as bullish daily and weekly structures point to continuation.
Howmet Aerospace remains in a strong bullish trend with focus on breakout continuation toward the $296 to $300 region
Atlassian is forming a bull flag after its post-earnings rally, pointing toward a continuation breakout above resistance.
Microchip names including Intel are attempting a recovery in premarket trading.
Dollar strength on rising US rates continues to pressure GBP/USD.
The US dollar continues to pressure other currencies as US rates climb, weighing on EUR/USD.
Chip stocks remain in focus on the AI trade and a recovery looks like it is trying to get going in premarket trading.
Gold triggered a bearish breakdown below key short-term support, increasing the likelihood of a deeper correction toward a long-term confluence support zone.
HL poised for bullish reversal with double bottom pattern signaling breakout toward significantly higher price targets
NVDA will continue to see noise and downward pressure as rates jump
Technology stocks including TSLA will continue to see downward pressure as US interest rates rose
US indices drop with rising rates being a massive problem for bulls; Nasdaq 100 under downward pressure
MSTR will continue to see downward pressure as rates jump
Silver keeps falling as US interest rates continue to rise, punishing the value of silver.
Gold retains strength while trading in a tightening multi-day range
RGTI approaches a breakout zone with improving momentum and a bullish reversal pattern strengthening the case for higher prices
TGT continues to look to the upside heading into earnings
Retail stocks including WMT continue to look to the upside heading into earnings
COST continues to look to the upside heading into earnings
Natural gas continues to see downward pressure; markets are very bearish overall
Dow 30 bullish but overdone as indices try to bounce back
S&P 500 remains bullish, carried toward resistance near 7,450 with next push toward 8,150
Markets are bullish though overdone; Nasdaq 100 tries to bounce back
USD strength via rate differential supports USD/CAD higher
FLY poised to extend strength after double bottom reversal and post-breakout support defense.
FTSE negative amid Middle East risk concerns.
CAC negative as Euro area indices face risk drag.
EU indices get hit; DAX negative on Middle East risk concerns.
US dollar strength weighs on NZD/USD.
Brent moves higher on Middle East fear headlines
Pullback toward 7,100 support remains possible as AI/semiconductor weakness and weakening breadth test short-term momentum
INTC likely to pull back after the microchip run higher.
US dollar fights back on rising ten-year yields, pressuring AUD/USD.
Rising US interest rates support USD/JPY higher.
Oil moves higher on fear-driven Middle East headlines
Silver triggers bullish reversal after reclaiming the 100-day MA, with continuation toward higher resistance.
XBI buyers in control, bullish trend signals support upside targets near Fibonacci resistance.
APP turns up with conviction; double bottom points toward a breakout above major resistance.
Brent remains under pressure during consolidation.
KLAC bounces off key support and reclaims the 20-day average, stabilizing its broader uptrend.
CoreWeave stock strengthens after a bullish breakout with technical signals pointing to continued upside.
Merck shows a confirmed double top breakdown signaling downside risk and a deeper correction after bouncing into resistance.
NextEra Energy consolidates near record highs with bullish patterns signaling potential continuation higher.
Shanghai Composite looks positive and is attempting to break through resistance.
XLE pullback established key support with bullish signals pointing toward renewed upside momentum
Natural gas breaks out of a falling wedge, pointing toward higher resistance targets if momentum holds
Improving momentum and bullish reversals suggest CRWD's recovery could continue toward higher trend levels
US dollar strength supports USD/MXN upside
US dollar picks up strength as US interest rates rise; USD/CHF bullish
Long opportunity on GBP/NZD
Long opportunity on GBP/CHF
US indices look stretched; Dow pulling back
Bearish bias on EUR/AUD (short opportunity) this week
Bearish bias on EUR/GBP (short opportunity) this week
Bullish bias on AUD/CHF (long opportunity) this week
Bullish bias on AUD/NZD (long opportunity) this week
European indices rally as the market prices in peace; MIB bullish.
Japanese yen on the back foot, implying EUR/JPY upside.
Tilray shows early reversal signals, a breakout and technical strength pointing toward a potential recovery continuation.
Corning's measured pullback near prior support suggests the bull trend is poised to resume.
Crypto-related stocks including MicroStrategy look to move higher in sympathy with Bitcoin's recovery.
Crypto-related stocks including Coinbase look to move higher in sympathy with Bitcoin's recovery.
Crypto-related stocks including Circle look to move higher in sympathy with Bitcoin's recovery.
ONDS shows a wedge breakout with improving demand and momentum suggesting continuation higher.
AMD looks to open higher as chip stocks recover on Tuesday.
Seagate continues to look for upside momentum as AI parts rally.
SanDisk, as an AI/data center component maker, looks to rally with continued upside momentum.
Western Digital continues to look for upside momentum as AI parts rally.
TeraWulf breakout continuation expected toward higher Fibonacci extension targets.
Asian indices continue to stretch to the upside on more risk appetite
Asian indices continue to stretch to the upside on more risk appetite
Hang Seng is on the verge of trying to break higher.
Asian indices continue to stretch to the upside on more risk appetite
Yen weakness across the board implies AUD/JPY moves higher.
Yen weakness across the board implies GBP/JPY moves higher.
Rocket Lab confirms bullish structure after reclaiming key moving averages, with upside targets in focus
Tech looking to continue rally with breakouts likely
Tech looking to continue rally with breakouts likely
Tech looking to continue rally with breakouts likely
IMNM continues bull trend after pennant breakout, with upside momentum building toward prior highs.
Gold sees pressure and a pullback makes sense after strong recent action
CIFR confirms a bullish wedge breakout and trend continuation, reclaiming key moving averages toward resistance near prior highs.
Tech looks to jump on Tuesday, including Palantir.
SMI continues to recover and attempt higher.
CAC continues to recover and attempt higher.
Soft dollar pressures USD/CHF lower.
Silver faces downward pressure consolidating within a bearish rising wedge.
European indices attempting to continue higher; DAX recovering.
Tech looks to jump on Tuesday, including Super Micro Computer.
Tesla looks like it's going to jump based on pre-market trading amid greater risk appetite.
VIX spiking as markets shift into risk-off after Hormuz blockade
MU looks soft early as chips suffer under higher rates
Dow Jones 30 looked very soft right off the open on Monday
AMD looks soft early as chips suffer under higher rates
Major chips including NVDA look slightly weak; with higher rates, chips suffer
US indices look very soft off the open as peace talks fail to produce change
Rising inflation expectations due to energy shock pushing yields higher
Super Micro Computer looks pressured in early Friday trading
Tesla looks pressured/threatened in early Friday trading
Palantir looks pressured in early Friday trading
US dollar bounces again against the yen in the weekly forecast
Soft US dollar weighs on USD/CAD
Honeywell tests key breakout support with structure signaling potential continuation higher if levels hold
US dollar strength supports USD/INR
Yields pushing lower
US tech stocks supported; market looking to continue upward movement with AMZN in focus
VIX pushing lower as risk-on momentum holds
US dollar fighting back pressures NZD/USD
Apple supported as market continues upward movement
Softer dollar plus ceasefire environment driving DXY lower
Bitcoin pushing higher on risk-on momentum
US dollar falls with rates dropping, weighing on USD/JPY
NFLX momentum strengthening after bull flag breakout, pointing toward higher resistance levels and continuation.
US stock market likely to follow Europe higher as rates fall on the ceasefire announcement.
FTSE 100 jumping with the broader European region on ceasefire news.
CAC 40 rallying on Middle East ceasefire news bringing risk appetite back.
European indices including the DAX are seeing bullish pressure on ceasefire-driven risk appetite.
Dow opened higher in relief rally
US dollar weakness across the board lifts GBP/USD
INTC seeing upward pressure premarket with risk-on tech sentiment.
Dow expected to rise along with US indices after the ceasefire.
Brent gets hit hard as ceasefire begins
S&P 500 expected to follow Europe higher after the ceasefire announcement.
Nasdaq jumps in risk-on rally with expected follow-through buying
Crude oil dropping sharply as geopolitical tensions ease
NVDA seeing upward pressure premarket and looking likely to fly on Wednesday as rates drop.
MU seeing upward pressure premarket with risk-on tech sentiment.
US dollar weakness across the board with rates dropping lifts EUR/USD
Silver jumps early Wednesday reacting to rates and the ceasefire, though it shouldn't be chased
STX looking soft in the premarket as interest rates provide a drag.
SNDK looking soft in the premarket as interest rates provide a drag.
WDC looking soft in the premarket as interest rates provide a drag.
Brent continues to skyrocket on war-driven supply concerns.
S&P 500 remains in a broader downtrend, though a countertrend rally is building; a close above 6700 would be needed to flip bullish.
AUD/USD implied lower as the US dollar strengthens.
USD/CAD implied higher as the US dollar firms.
EUR/USD implied lower as the US dollar strengthens.
Bitcoin turning risk-off and cautious on Iran headlines.
Crude oil continues to rally on war headlines and attacks on Kharg Island.
Natural gas continues to look weak as peak demand season has passed.
Despite choppiness, longer-term the creator is bullish on gold.
DXY remains the strongest major currency and continues rising despite weak services PMI, supported by resilient fundamentals and safe-haven demand.