US30 trade ideas
Dow Jones INTRADAY oversold bounce back Key Support and Resistance Levels
Resistance Level 1: 41100
Resistance Level 2: 42170
Resistance Level 3: 42800
Support Level 1: 37554
Support Level 2: 36620
Support Level 3: 35125
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US30 Approaching Key Resistance–Potential Reversal Setup in Play🧠 Chart Overview
Asset: US30 (likely the Dow Jones Industrial Average)
Timeframe: Appears to be 1H or 2H
Indicators:
EMA 50 (Red): 40,119.5
EMA 200 (Blue): 39,897.3
Price at time of chart: Around 40,503
🔍 Key Technical Levels
🔴 Resistance Zone
Range: ~40,750 to 40,850
Price has tested this level multiple times and is currently hovering near it.
The resistance is holding, and no strong breakout has occurred.
🟦 Support / Focus Zone
Range: ~39,200 to 39,600
Marked as the “FOCUS POINT” – likely the expected target on a breakdown.
EMAs Insight:
Price is above both the 50 EMA and 200 EMA, suggesting short-term bullishness.
However, since it’s stalling at resistance, it could flip bearish on rejection.
🧭 Price Action Narrative
The chart suggests a potential fakeout above resistance, followed by a sharp rejection.
The path drawn shows a short-term dip, targeting the FOCUS POINT (support zone).
Rejection at resistance aligns with typical distribution behavior.
📌 Trade Idea (Bearish Bias)
Entry Idea: Short near or just above the resistance level (~40,800)
Target: 39,400 zone
Stop-Loss: Above the resistance level (~40,900+)
Risk/Reward: Favorable if price fails to break above resistance convincingly
📉 Bias: Bearish Reversal
Unless price breaks and closes above resistance with strong momentum, the chart favors a pullback scenario.
Moustafa! My analysis and view for US 30! on 16.03.2025!- I expected a huge bearish wave would hit the index by end of December and also in January and I sat an idea for it and it was right and that is the new idea
- On the weekly frame, you would notice that the index is in a rising channel
- Formed a double top pattern and even broke the neckline of it and is supposed to go to minimum the Take profit 2 then after the retrace towards the take profit 3
- The index retraced to the upside due to the uptrend line in green and there is a possibility that it could continue the bullish run but I do not expect here that a weekly candle would close above the neckline before reaching to the below TPs
- The lower weekly candles wicks from 15.04.2024 and 05.08.2024 must be filled anyway, which is giving another confirmation to the validation of this idea concept and the continuation of the bearish wave on the weekly chart! we could see on the way some retracements on the daily frame and the lower frames, but that will not have any influence on the bigger bearish image!
- The index had broken already the uptrend line (in red) which was not broken from October 2023! and the last week candle closed under the moving average 50!
- By reaching to the TP3, means that the index would go to the lower line of the rising channel
-- Conclusion is that we are in a bearish market on the weekly chart and the real target is exactly when the index will reach to the line (in yellow)
I sat also another idea for Nasdaq
which I see also there the continuation of the big bearish wave on the weekly chart! so feel free to have a look on too! so all is going in harmony together!
US30: Will the Channel Hold? Trading the Intraday StructureUS30 1-Hour Analysis - Potential Trading Setup
Technical Outlook — 11 April 2025
Current Market Condition:
US30 on the 1-hour timeframe is currently trading within a short-term ascending channel, showing a recent test of the upper trendline. The price is now exhibiting signs of potential bearish pullback within this channel.
Potential Trading Setup:
Bearish Pullback Setup (Primary Scenario):
Entry: Look for confirmation of bearish rejection from the upper ascending channel trendline. This could be in the form of bearish candlestick patterns (e.g., bearish engulfing, pin bar) on the 15-minute or 30-minute timeframe after testing the channel top.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss above the high of the rejection candle or above the upper channel trendline to protect against a potential channel breakout.
Take Profit Targets:
TP1: The middle of the ascending channel (currently around 40,600).
TP2: The lower trendline of the ascending channel (currently around 40,300 - 40,400).
Potential TP3: If the channel breaks down, the next support zone around 39,800 - 39,900.
Rationale: Trading within an ascending channel often involves buying at the lower trendline and selling at the upper trendline. The recent rejection at the channel top provides a potential short opportunity for a pullback towards the lower trendline.
Bullish Breakout Setup (Lower Probability, Requires Strong Confirmation):
Entry: Consider a long entry only upon a strong and sustained break above the upper ascending channel trendline (around 41,000). Look for strong bullish candlestick patterns and increasing volume on the breakout.
Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below the low of the breakout candle or below the upper channel trendline after it has been broken.
Take Profit Targets:
TP1: Previous swing highs or resistance levels above the channel (refer to the chart for specific levels).
Rationale: A breakout from the ascending channel could signal a continuation of bullish momentum, but requires strong confirmation to avoid false breakouts.
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Dow Jones INTRADAY resistance at 41333Key Support and Resistance Levels
Resistance Level 1: 41333
Resistance Level 2: 42000
Resistance Level 3: 42800
Support Level 1: 39220
Support Level 2: 37554
Support Level 3: 36620
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Dow in relief until MayYesterday's historic bounce reacted a little to perfectly to the monthly trend-line pictured. Whether coincidence or not, this break in momentum will likely provide an interim bottom to the downtrend and give us a few weeks of reprieve before continuing with the bear market. $37,000 the level to watch.
My outlook is generally still flat although it is useful to remember that the biggest pumps happen during a bear cycle. We also have a full blown trade war on our hands so keep risk tight and trade with caution.
TRADE IDEA: US30 LONG ( BUY LIMIT )
Daily Chart:
• RSI: At 24.33, it’s in oversold territory — potential for a reversal.
• MACD: Strong bearish momentum, but the histogram may be bottoming out, signaling a potential bullish divergence forming.
• Price Action: Testing key support zone near 38300, which was previously a resistance-turned-support area.
15-Minute Chart:
• RSI: At 60.68, indicating early bullish momentum.
• MACD: Bullish crossover recently occurred; histogram rising — confirming short-term upward trend.
• Price Action: Clear bounce from recent lows with higher highs and higher lows forming.
3-Minute Chart:
• Momentum clearly shifting up.
• Price moving above short-term moving average, showing intraday strength.
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Fundamental Context:
• US economic data has recently shown mixed signals, but dovish Fed tone and potential rate cuts in the near future favor equity indices recovery.
• No major bearish macro headlines present at this time to sustain the steep drop.
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Trade Parameters:
• Entry: 38,390 (current price zone, confirming strength above local consolidation)
• Stop Loss (SL): 38,000 (below recent lows and psychological level)
• Take Profit (TP): 39,190 (previous supply zone, daily EMA resistance area)
• Risk: 390 points
• Reward: 800 points
• RRR: 2.05:1
FUSIONMARKETS:US30
US30 Eyes 41,300: Bullish Momentum Builds for Major BreakoutTechnical Analysis: The US30 has established a strong support base at 40500, with major support at 40000 serving as a safety net. Price action shows an upward channel formation on the 4-hour chart, indicating potential trend reversal. The risk-reward ratio of 1.60 (500 points risk for 800 points potential reward) provides favorable trading conditions. Recent price action demonstrates higher lows, suggesting accumulation phase and bullish momentum building.
Sentiment Analysis: Market sentiment shows cautious optimism despite recent volatility. Institutional investors maintain bullish positions, particularly in technology and energy sectors. The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey indicates decreased bullish sentiment, which often serves as a contrarian indicator suggesting potential upside movement. Economic forecasts pointing toward a soft landing rather than hard recession support continued equity market strength.
Support and Resistance Levels: Entry zone established around 40500, supported by historical price action and recent consolidation patterns. Major support at 40000 provides clear stop loss level, limiting downside risk. Target of 41300 aligns with previous resistance zone, offering realistic profit objective before encountering major resistance at 41500. Multiple tests of support levels have created strong foundation for upward movement.
Trade Management: Entry: 40500 Stop Loss: 40000 (500 points risk) Target: 41300 (800 points reward) Risk/Reward: 1.60
Additional Considerations: Recent market correction has created oversold conditions, suggesting potential mean reversion toward higher levels. Institutional buying pressure remains strong, with increased volume on upward movements. Technical indicators suggest room for upside before reaching overbought conditions. The 2024 performance showing 12.88% gain supports continued bullish momentum.
The combination of strong technical setup, positive institutional sentiment, and clearly defined support/resistance levels presents a compelling case for longing US30 with 41300 target. The favorable risk-reward ratio and multiple confirmation factors enhance the probability of successful trade execution.
No Signs of the Bull ArmyDow Jones Update : The correction appears likely to continue, testing the 40,045–40,467 range. Subsequently, the index is expected to rebound toward the 40,714–40,945.
Additionally, it is worth noting the gap in the 41,173–41,629 range—perhaps the market may find its way there.
Bullish rebound?Dow Jones (US30) is falling towards the pivot which is a pullback support and could bounce to the 1st resistance which has been identified as a pullback resistance.
Pivot: 35,690.04
1st Support: 34,009.92
1st Resistance: 38,066.19
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Falling towards pullback support?Dow Jones (US30) is falling towards the pivot and could bounce to the 50% Fibonacci resistance.
Pivot: 37,575.10
1st Support: 36,424.90
1st Resistance: 39,614.90
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Just In: The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) Dip 1,300 PointsOverview
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, also known as the DJIA or simply the Dow, is a market index frequently used to gauge the overall performance of the U.S. stock market. Indexes like the DJIA track the prices of a group of securities.
The Consumer index saw a downtick of 1300 points representing a 5.5% dip. This was days after Donald Trump declared a new set of tariffs targeting 185 countries, including major U.S. trading allies.
Tariffs Concern
The US stocks are poised to continue their bloodbath as futures signaled more fear over President Donald Trump's tariffs. Administration officials and Trump himself signaled on Sunday that they won't back down from their aggressive decisions. Meanwhile, an inflation report is due later this week as well as bank earnings.
Wall Street remained in fear mode over President Donald Trump's tariffs on Sunday evening as futures pointed to more steep losses.
The S&P 500 futures also sank 3.9% and Nasdaq futures dived 4.9%. That follows a devastating week that saw the worst selloff since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Similarly, the 10-year Treasury yield dropped 8.5 basis points to 3.906%, and US crude oil prices fell 3.7% to $59.72 a barrel.
Countries affected by the tariff rates are:
China (34%), the European Union (20%), and Japan (24%). Fitch Ratings estimated that the effective tariff rate could hit 25% on average — the highest in more than 115 years.
In an X post on Sunday, Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers cautioned, saying there's a very good chance of more market turbulence similar to what was seen on Thursday and Friday.
Those sessions represented the fourth largest two-day drop in the last 85 years, Summer said. The selloff wiped out about $6 trillion in market cap.
“A drop of this magnitude signals that there’s likely to be trouble ahead, and people ought to be very cautious,” Summers wrote.
Meanwhile, Trump administration and the president himself defended the tariffs.
Technical Outlook
as of the time of writing, the The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) Dip index point is down 5.5% trading in tandem with the support point that aligns with the 38,000 points. On a bearish case scenario, a break below this axis could be canning for the stock market as it will lead to panic selling in the industries concerned.
Similarly, should the bulls manage to thrust the DJI points up to the 42,000 points, we should experience a respite from the bears and possibly increased momentum might sent the stocks soaring higher. With the RSI at 23, this is hinting to a weak momentum with more downside ahead.