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US WALL ST 30

Dow Jones -> Fighting The Little Brother NasdaqHello Traders and Investors , my name is Philip and today I will provide a free and educational multi-timeframe technical analysis of DowJones 💪 With the recent retest of a previous monthly resistance level, now turned support, and in confluence with a retest of the 0.382 fibonacci level the Dow Jones started a new bullrun which will certainly continue going into 2024. On the weekly timeframe the Dow Jones just broke above a major previous weekly bearish trendline and since then created a solid +5% rally and with the recent bullish momentum I simply do expect the creation of a new all time high soon. I have also been bullish on the daily timeframe on the Dow Jones for quite some time and so far everything payed off nicely - I am still waiting for a drop though to then scale into more buys on the Dow Jones to perfectly ride the next bullish wave. Keep in mind: Don't get caught up in short term moves and always look at the long term picture; building wealth is a marathon and not a quick sprint 📈 Thank you for watching and I will see you tomorrow! My previous analysis of this asset:
DJ:DJILong
by basictradingtv
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US30 ShortThe analysis aims to highlight the potential downside risks and factors that could contribute to a decline in the market during this period. Market Overvaluation: One of the primary concerns supporting the bearish stance is the perceived overvaluation of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Throughout the past few quarters, the market has witnessed an extended rally, leading to inflated asset prices. This has created a situation where the market might be due for a correction or even a more significant reversal. Economic Uncertainty: The global economic landscape may contribute to downward pressure on the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the specified range. Factors such as geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, and geopolitical events could create uncertainty in the markets, prompting investors to adopt a risk-off approach and exit long positions. Inflationary Pressures: Persistently rising inflation can exert negative pressure on the stock market. A surge in inflation can lead to concerns about potential interest rate hikes by central banks, which might dampen investor sentiment and drive market participants towards safer assets. Technical Indicators: Analyzing technical indicators can further support the bearish outlook. For example, if we observe declining volume alongside declining prices, it may signal a lack of conviction from buyers and potential weakness in the market. Sector-Specific Weakness: Within the Dow Jones Industrial Average, certain sectors might exhibit weakness, leading to a drag on the overall index. Disruptions in supply chains, weakening consumer spending, or regulatory challenges can weigh on specific sectors, influencing the overall market sentiment. Profit-Taking and Rotation: Given the prolonged bull market, investors may decide to lock in profits from their existing positions, causing sell-offs and leading to a potential rotation of funds into other assets. This rotation could result in reduced demand for equities, including those within the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Conclusion: Based on the bearish analysis, a short signal for the Dow Jones Industrial Average within the specified range of 35,420 to 35,455 could be justified. However, it's crucial to remember that financial markets are inherently unpredictable, and trading decisions should be made with careful consideration of risk management strategies. Traders and investors should always conduct thorough research and be vigilant about any potential changes in market conditions.
OANDA:US30USDShort
by realtrademaster
1
Global DOW, SPY, NAS Support CorrelationThe 24 hour US stock indices have a solid correlation and showing you where buy support is. The top chart is the US30USD. The middle is the SPX500USD. The bottom is the NAS100USD. Since these charts trade 24 hours a day 5 days a week there never is a gap to deal with messing your oscillators. There is a term I like to use called "No Man's Land". It includes all areas of a Moving Average Oscillator that don't connect to some form of support trend line or resistance trend line. Don't trade in those areas. Look for support and resistance and set alerts so you can trade at those key points. We are hunters not killers. Hunters still fail, but hunting at key points allows you to set tight stop loss and move on to the next hunt. If you get stuck in "No Man's Land" then you have to decide to wait and hope support or resistance gets tested and works in your favor. That is not fun to feel and makes you emotional. Things can always reverse due to unexpected fundamentals. If that happens, be patient and start hunting the possible next support trend line or resistance trend line. And slowing down your lookbacks is vital to learning the bigger picture of things. Just because the preset value for RSI is 14 lookback. Doesn't mean you can't use other numbers. Fib numbers open up doors you've never seen. Good luck hunting
OANDA:NAS100USD
by Craig_Claussen
I see Ending DiagonalsIn my previous post on US30, I analyzed and talked about the upcoming Bullish Move which has been going on for the past couple weeks. Although, it seems this bullish move do not consist of Elliot Impulse Waves , instead it consist of Corrective Waves . The Converging Diagonals shown in the chart are showing that the upward Wave W , which started from 25th May has ended today. I am anticipating correction Wave X to be up to 50% - 61.8% of This whole upward Wave W . This downward Price action can go on for even a month. For the time being, markets are almost near closing. Theres Holiday on Monday. I expect next week, there will be an SL hunt for today's high with ABC Flat . If I see it, I wont be missing that opportunity to short. I have pinned my previous analysis I did on US30 HTF below.
OANDA:US30USDShort
by syedhamza2135