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DowJones INTRADAY important resistance retest Key Support and Resistance Levels
Resistance Level 1: 42,920
Resistance Level 2: 43,300
Resistance Level 3: 43,620
Support Level 1: 41,470
Support Level 2: 41,160
Support Level 3: 40,890
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US30: Will Go Down! Short!
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The in-trend continuation seems likely as the current long-term trend appears to be strong, and price is holding below a key level of 42,126.0 So a bearish continuation seems plausible, targeting the next low. We should enter on confirmation, and place a stop-loss beyond the recent swing level.
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Dow Jones Continues Its Upward Momentum Toward the 43,344 Level The Dow Jones Industrial Average is showing continued bullish momentum, with an anticipated move toward the 43,344 level following a retracement to the support zone around 42,290–42,250. A price close above last week’s closing level reinforces the bullish sentiment, providing further upward momentum for the index toward the targeted levels outlined in the accompanying chart.
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DowJones INTRADAY Key trading zone retestKey Support and Resistance Levels
Resistance Level 1: 42,920
Resistance Level 2: 43,300
Resistance Level 3: 43,620
Support Level 1: 41,470
Support Level 2: 41,160
Support Level 3: 40,890
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The Dow Jones Begins to Stabilize Around 42,500 PointsThe U.S. index has halted the advance of its recent bullish moves near this resistance zone, mainly because the market is awaiting the release of the Federal Reserve minutes later today, along with Nvidia’s earnings report, expected after the stock market close. For now, investor anticipation has created a neutral sentiment in the index's recent movements as it approaches the 42,500-point resistance, and these upcoming events are likely to provide deeper insight into the market’s direction in the coming sessions.
Possible Bullish Channel
Since early April, the Dow Jones has shown consistent buying movements, attempting to maintain a potential bullish channel. So far, there have been no signs of significant bearish corrections in the price, which suggests that the current bullish pattern remains the dominant structure to monitor in the short term. However, a strong selling correction could put this trend at risk.
Neutrality Intensifies:
MACD: The MACD histogram continues to hover around the zero line, reflecting a sustained equilibrium in the momentum of the moving averages. This highlights a lack of clear direction in the market over the short term.
ADX: The ADX line remains below the 20 level, indicating that volatility is low, a condition not seen since February of this year.
Both indicators point to persistent neutrality, likely driven by market indecision ahead of key fundamental events, as well as the technical resistance zone, which is currently limiting price advances.
Key Levels to Watch:
42,500 points: Current resistance level aligned with the 200-period moving average. It may act as a potential point for bearish corrections.
43,800 points: A distant resistance level not seen since February. If the price rallies to this level, it could reinforce the current bullish formation and strengthen the prevailing upward channel.
41,100 points: A key support aligned with the 50-period moving average. A drop near this level could jeopardize the bullish formation and potentially shift momentum toward a bearish bias.
Written by Julian Pineda, CFA – Market Analyst
Bias: Short-Term Bullish, Medium-Term BearishReasons:
1. Current Price Action:
Price is within an upward channel and currently trading in the middle-to-upper range.
A recent bullish move broke structure to the upside after a Change of Character (Choch), suggesting bullish short-term momentum.
2. Liquidity Targets:
Price is approaching a Weekly Fair Value Gap (FVG) above current levels. This area can act as a liquidity magnet, encouraging a move up to fill the imbalance before any rejection.
3. Internal FVG (IFVG):
There’s an IFVG where price is currently reacting. This may cause short-term consolidation or a reaction.
If price closes above this IFVG and holds, it could continue to the Weekly FVG.
4. Downside Potential:
After hitting the Weekly FVG, potential distribution or mitigation could occur, leading to a reversal.
The large FVG below (around 41,600–41,200) is a prime target for a deeper retracement or sell-off once liquidity above is swept.
5. Choch Zones:
Previous bearish Choch above suggests prior demand turned supply, reinforcing the likelihood of rejection if price returns there.
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Trade Considerations:
Bullish Bias until Weekly FVG is tapped.
Switch to Bearish Bias if rejection signs appear after liquidity sweep above the Weekly FVG.
Watch for entry confirmation on lower timeframes near IFVG or Weekly FVG zones.
KOG - US30Quick update on this as it's looking like it's stretching out early buyers and has caught some at the top.
We've added the red boxes to this and we're keeping a close eye on that lower one around 41400-500 as long as 42000 holds us down. If we get it we get it, but it needs to go straight down before going up.
As always, trade safe.
KOG
US30 JUNE 2What did the Buffalo say to his son when he left home? Bison...
Anyway, let's get to work. Price is looking very messy. So instead of trading it I'm going to draw a box around the consolidation and wait for price to break and retest the ends of the boxes.
Like always I'll wait for the 1m for price to break and retest before I enter the trade.
NEVER Trade Consolidation, it gets messy quickly.
Anywho... Have fun trading and be patient.
US30 Footprint Update | May 29, 2025We're witnessing a clear shift in order flow dynamics on the 1H footprint chart.
🔻 Earlier in the session, sellers were firmly in control with heavy negative delta and large sell imbalances between 42,280–42,120.
🔄 Key Change: Around 42,088–42,177, aggressive selling was absorbed, followed by a strong bullish delta of +125 and increasing buyer interest in the following candles. Volume has flipped in favor of buyers.
📈 Current Price: Holding around 42,191.50, just below the key resistance zone of 42,231. A clean break and acceptance above this level could confirm a bullish shift toward 42,280–42,300.
🧠 What I’m Watching:
Break and hold above 42,231 = long continuation
Failure to sustain = possible retest of 42,177 or lower support
🎯 Volume and delta are aligning in favor of bulls — let’s see if they can take control.
US30 Falling Wedge Breakout – Bullish Reversal ConfirmedPrice formed a classic falling wedge pattern, often considered a bullish reversal signal. The breakout above resistance confirms bullish momentum.
✅ Breakout above resistance
🔁 Retest of the breakout zone near 42,100
🎯 Targeting next resistance at 42,400–42,600
🛑 Stop-loss below 42,000
US30Correlation Between US30, 10-Year Bond Yields, Bond Prices, and DXY
1. Bond Prices vs. Yields
Inverse Relationship: Bond prices and yields move inversely. When bond prices rise, yields fall, and vice versa.
Example: If the 10-year Treasury bond price drops (due to selling pressure), its yield rises to attract buyers.
Current 10-year yield: 4.54% (as of May 21, 2025).
2. 10-Year Yield vs. DXY (US Dollar Index)
Typical Positive Correlation: Higher yields attract foreign capital into USD-denominated assets, strengthening the dollar (DXY↑).
Recent Divergence:
A rising 10-year yield paired with a weakening DXY may signal market skepticism about Fed policy or risk aversion (e.g., investors favor Treasuries as safe havens despite lower yields).
Example: If yields rise due to inflation fears without economic growth, DXY may weaken as traders doubt the Fed’s ability to sustain rate hikes.
3. DXY vs. US30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average)
Inverse Correlation: A weaker dollar (DXY↓) often supports equity indices like US30, as multinational companies benefit from cheaper exports and higher overseas earnings.
Exceptions:
In risk-off environments, a stronger dollar (DXY↑) may coincide with equity sell-offs as investors flee to safe-haven assets.
4. 10-Year Yield vs. US30
Mixed Relationship:
Negative: Rising yields can pressure equities (US30↓) as higher borrowing costs reduce corporate profits and make bonds more attractive.
Positive: Yields rising due to growth optimism may lift stocks (US30↑) if earnings expectations improve.
5. Yield Curve Dynamics (30-10 Year Spread)
Current Spread: 0.51% (30-year yield: 4.94%, 10-year yield: 4.43%).
Implications:
A widening spread (30-year > 10-year) suggests long-term growth/inflation expectations.
A flattening/inverted spread signals economic uncertainty or recession fears.
Summary Table of Relationships
Factor Relationship with DXY Relationship with US30
10-Year Yield ↑ Typically ↑ (if growth-driven) ↓ (if rate-driven) / ↑ (if growth-driven)
Bond Prices ↑ ↓ (yields fall, USD less attractive) ↑ (cheaper borrowing)
DXY ↑ — Typically ↓ (hurts exports)
30-10 Spread Widens Neutral ↑ (growth optimism)
Key Scenarios
Risk-On Environment:
DXY↓ + US30↑ + Yields↑ (growth optimism).
Example: Weaker dollar boosts equities despite rising yields.
Risk-Off Environment:
DXY↑ + US30↓ + Yields↓ (safe-haven demand for bonds and USD).
Policy Divergence:
Yields↑ + DXY↓ (markets doubt Fed’s ability to sustain hikes despite inflation).
Conclusion
The interplay between US30, bond yields, prices, and DXY is dynamic and context-dependent:
Yield-DXY Link: Normally positive but can diverge during policy uncertainty or risk aversion.
DXY-US30 Link: Typically inverse but influenced by macroeconomic drivers.
Yield Curve: A widening 30-10 spread supports growth optimism, while flattening signals caution.
Traders must monitor Fed policy, inflation data, and risk sentiment to navigate these correlations effectively.
Sell us30 Key Observations:
Market Structure:
Choch (Change of Character) marked → suggests a shift from bullish to bearish structure.
BOS (Break of Structure) below recent lows confirms bearish pressure.
Fair Value Gaps (FVGs):
H1 FVG and IFVG (Internal FVG) have already been touched and price reacted bearishly.
H4 FVG above is unmitigated, acting as a potential supply zone.
Weekly FVG above current price – could be a long-term draw on liquidity but not immediate.
Trendline (Support):
Price is approaching an ascending trendline acting as dynamic support around 41,890 area.
If this trendline holds, a bounce is possible before any further drop.
Price Action:
Strong bearish candles breaking through the H1 FVG.
Sell-side liquidity beneath equal lows and trendline may be the target.
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🧠 Bias Summary:
✅ Short-Term Bias: Bearish
Reason: BOS + Choch + strong downside momentum + fair value gap fills.
Expectation: Price may seek liquidity below the trendline (41,800–41,600 zone).
⚠️ Watch for a Potential Bounce:
At the trendline zone (41,880–41,900), possible reaction or retracement.
If a strong bullish reaction forms here with displacement, we could see a move back up to fill the H4 FVG.
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📍 Bias = Bearish, with potential for short-term retracement or liquidity sweep before continuation