US30 Downside Test: Key Levels to WatchHello, BLACKBULL:US30 is likely to see further downside, with a potential test of the 1-year pivot point (1Y PP). How the price reacts around this level will be crucial—if it breaks through, we could see a deeper decline, possibly testing the entire 1-year support structure. However, proceed with caution, as the market remains in a strong bullish trend. Additional bearish confirmation will be more reliable if the price breaks and closes below the 1-day pivot point (1D PP). No Nonsense. Just Really Good Market Insights. Leave a Boost TradeWithTheTrend3344by TradeWithTheTrend33441
LONG ON H1 TFOn an hourly timeframe price is expected to make a small correction back to the TP level on Phi Trade safe, good luckLongby Fairmont-Markets0
Elliot Wave Analysis -DOW JONES IND. AVG. (1932-2026)We have done a Loooooooong Term Elliot Wave Analysis starting from 1932 and maybe ending in 2026(or perhaps 2027). If you see the chart in Normal scale, its parabolically going right up, and these type of moves are really bad for the market. So I have just tried to analyze the waves and hope it might help you to exit the markets at the right time. Sayo Nara.................by peace05630
Market Update - 2nd Trading Day of 2025US Equity Futures US equity futures were cautiously higher pre-bell Friday as traders searched for cues on the second trading day of 2025. Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures: +0.2% S&P 500 futures: +0.2% Nasdaq futures: +0.3% Oil Prices Oil prices were lower, with front-month global benchmark North Sea Brent crude down 0.1% at $75.86 per barrel and US West Texas Intermediate crude down 0.1% at $73.06 per barrel. Economic Indicator The Institute for Supply Management's Manufacturing index is scheduled for release at 10 am ET and is expected to come in at 48.2 for December, compared to 48.4 in November. Dow Jones Analysis The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) cycled near familiar levels on the first trading day of 2025. Tepid intraday flows crimped hopes for a ‘Santa Claus rally’. Initial Jobless Claims improved but not enough to spark a firm risk-on bid. The DJIA fizzled on Thursday, kicking off the 2025 trading year with a flat performance and churning chart paper near 42,500. Equities were middling overall during the US market session, with early gains reversing through the day. The first week of 2025 remains thin on the economic calendar overall, though US ISM Manufacturing PMI survey results are due on Friday..by OakleyJM0
US30 Provided a nice intraday Short and will Likely ConsolidateUS30 Fell to the support at 42300 and is currently between that support and the resistance at level 42800. As a result look for short intraday trades as price consolidates between the two levels. Price is currently showing another intraday opportunity to resistance at 42800. Short08:06by leslyjeanbaptiste0
Dow jones Quarterly Analysis ---> ( 1st jan - 1st April )The Dow Jones Industrial Average is currently exhibiting a bullish trend, with no significant negative catalysts evident on the charts at present. While the upcoming quarter may experience volatility, a sustained breach above 44,525 could propel the index to 45,467-46,000. Conversely, the downside risk remains open to 40,827-500. However, the current view will be rendered invalid if the Dow Jones breaches 40,500. Longby IshanMathur050
New US30 EntrySeeing an opportunity and taking it. Confirmation on Higher time frame for 1h Fib Extension Shortby Dekab111
Swing bearish us30However a bullish scalp can be available annual percentage gain is currently at 13% us30's usual gains so today and tomorrow there is no large change till Wednesday we will see huge pumps in price probably downwards .However caution is a fourth bearish weekly candle is very rare on us30 so keep in mind.Shortby Zim_10
DJI Holy sh!% Bubble, 2028Just an idea I was playing around with, Dow Jones on this long parabolic move and the resulting crash wIll be fantastically devastating for the american people, again. Longby ruraldisturbanceUpdated 11
Weekly Forex Outlook Sun.Dec.29.2024 - Fri.Jan.3.2024Like and Comments would be appreciated :D Not Financial Advice, Just my outlook/opinion05:00by unkn0wntrad3r111
DOW JONES LONGDow Jones MTF Analysis Dow JonesYearly Demand Breakout 37778 Dow Jones 6 Month Demand Breakout 40077 Dow JonesQtrly Demand 40077 Dow JonesMonthly Demand 40077 Dow JonesWeekly Demand 42505 Dow JonesDaily Demand DMIP 42130 ENTRY -1 Long 42505 SL 41650 RISK 855 Target as per Entry 44562 RR 2 Positional Target 49211 Target Points 2057 Recent High 45000 Last Swing Reversal 41647 Longby pradyammm1
US30 1HIn the previous analysis , I expected a correction to begin about 150 points lower. If the 43,470 level is maintained, the market direction remains bearish, and the target has been updated with a slight correction. A break below the 43,470 level, even by just one point, would invalidate the analysis, and the market direction would turn bullish. Let’s wait to see if buyers show their strength and then make our judgment. "High-precision analyses, astonishing results!" Wishing you a New Year filled with success, health, and happiness! by GreyFX-NDS3322
LET GO for short this Loveley chart i think market up in a uptrend and after that we have a big move for dumping and i predict and ready for this setup if verfyed i enter in tradeShortby kaktoos133
US30 SELL ANALYSIS RISING WEDGE PATTERN Here on US30 price has form a rising wedge pattern and is likely to fall as the line 43340.8 has broken so trader should go for short and expect profit target of 43160.4 and 42970.1 . Use money managementShortby FrankFx14Updated 8
Dow to drop into bear market but first bounce at 36k H&S patternBearish case Dow to drop 20% from ATH to be into a bear market 20% from ATH = weekly 200 EMA so banks will try and hold the price at 36k I think it bounces here and then eventually fails and we get a big equity bear market We have two H&S patterns that together take us below 36k if their targets are met be a nice trade if it bounces at 36k off the 200 EMA to get in and out and add to short again without being slapped in the face. At which max bounce point off the (36k) look for the rest of the equities to go short on of stocks that have broken their key levels of support. Or look for dow stocks that are leading the way down because they already broke their weekly 200 EMA and are the weaker members of the pack. Shortby William_Playfair2
Is another big crash coming ?This chart displays the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) monthly candlestick data alongside its 200-month simple moving average (SMA), highlighting significant historical declines and their characteristics. Here's the analysis: Key Observations: 1. Bearish Phases (Highlighted in Blue Boxes): Major drawdowns over the years are shown, with the percentage drop, the number of bars (months), and the trading volume involved. These events align with historical financial crises or economic downturns: 2000-2003 (-36.94%): Reflects the Dot-Com bubble burst. 2007-2009 (-52.12%): Represents the Global Financial Crisis. 2020 (-37.58%): Associated with the COVID-19 pandemic shock. 2. Recovery Time: The recovery periods vary significantly: Dot-Com Bubble: Took 37 bars (1,127 days). Financial Crisis: Longer with 18 bars (548 days) of drawdown and prolonged recovery beyond the charted downturn. COVID-19 Crash: Shortest at 2 bars (58 days) due to rapid monetary intervention. 3. Trends and Momentum: The 200 SMA provides a clear indicator of long-term trend stability: Downturns saw temporary breakdowns below the SMA, followed by robust recoveries. Overall, the index reflects an upward trend over the decades. RSI (14) Indicator: RSI peaks correlate to market highs; lows often match oversold conditions in major bear markets. 4. Market Volatility and Volume: A noticeable spike in volumes coincides with large bearish moves (e.g., 2007-2009 and 2020 crises), signifying panic-driven trading activity. Recent periods (2020 onwards) show high volatility, accompanied by strong rebounds. --- Conclusions: Historically, even severe bear markets have seen the DJIA recover and continue its long-term uptrend, which aligns with the principle of compounding returns and economic growth. The market tends to break its long-term SMA during extreme crises but eventually recovers. Current RSI values suggest the market may not yet be overheated, but caution is advisable given previous patterns. Would you like a deeper technical analysis or possible forecasting based on this data? Educationby AnkurDasTrader3
Is another big crash coming ?This chart displays the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) monthly candlestick data alongside its 200-month simple moving average (SMA), highlighting significant historical declines and their characteristics. Here's the analysis: Key Observations: 1. Bearish Phases (Highlighted in Blue Boxes): Major drawdowns over the years are shown, with the percentage drop, the number of bars (months), and the trading volume involved. These events align with historical financial crises or economic downturns: 2000-2003 (-36.94%): Reflects the Dot-Com bubble burst. 2007-2009 (-52.12%): Represents the Global Financial Crisis. 2020 (-37.58%): Associated with the COVID-19 pandemic shock. 2. Recovery Time: The recovery periods vary significantly: Dot-Com Bubble: Took 37 bars (1,127 days). Financial Crisis: Longer with 18 bars (548 days) of drawdown and prolonged recovery beyond the charted downturn. COVID-19 Crash: Shortest at 2 bars (58 days) due to rapid monetary intervention. 3. Trends and Momentum: The 200 SMA provides a clear indicator of long-term trend stability: Downturns saw temporary breakdowns below the SMA, followed by robust recoveries. Overall, the index reflects an upward trend over the decades. RSI (14) Indicator: RSI peaks correlate to market highs; lows often match oversold conditions in major bear markets. 4. Market Volatility and Volume: A noticeable spike in volumes coincides with large bearish moves (e.g., 2007-2009 and 2020 crises), signifying panic-driven trading activity. Recent periods (2020 onwards) show high volatility, accompanied by strong rebounds. --- Conclusions: Historically, even severe bear markets have seen the DJIA recover and continue its long-term uptrend, which aligns with the principle of compounding returns and economic growth. The market tends to break its long-term SMA during extreme crises but eventually recovers. Current RSI values suggest the market may not yet be overheated, but caution is advisable given previous patterns. Would you like a deeper technical analysis or possible forecasting based on this data? by AnkurDasTrader1
US30 Fell to collect Stop Losses only to rallyUS30 Fell at 10am only to rally and continue its Bullish Look above 42600 zone. This is indication the US30 will continue its overall bullish trend since hitting the recent low on December 24th. Look for price to continue its bullish trend as companies look to optimistic out comes due to the recent elections and Trump initiatives. Long08:31by leslyjeanbaptiste4