Technical Analysis

The start of 2026 brought a powerful wave of volatility to global financial markets. A sharp drop in Bitcoin, a crash in prices of precious metals and crude oil, and a major investment push by Oracle — all occurred against the backdrop of one key event: President Donald Trump’s unexpected nomination of Kevin Warsh as

Federal Reserve: Economic outlook and current situation. As expected, the US central bank left its policy rate unchanged at the January meeting. Therefore, market attention focused on Jerome Powell’s press conference. What did markets hear? The Fed chair said the US economy continued to grow at a steady pace in 2025, stressing that its fundamentals

S&P 500 Technical Analysis Today Order Flow Highlights the Key Levels Buyers and Sellers Are Watching Date: January 28, 2026 Market focus: S&P 500 futures (ES) Framework: orderFlow Intel by investingLive.com Key takeaways for traders and investors on gold futures as a proxy “risk off” or “risk on” guide to the S&P 500 The S&P

S&P 500 Technical Analysis After the Gap Down at This Week’s Open – Why Traders Needed Patience Near Friday’s Close The S&P 500 opened the new trading week on Monday, January 26, 2026, with what looked like a scary gap down. From Friday’s close near 6,933.75, futures briefly dropped to around 6,879, a move of

Despite a certain easing of geopolitical tensions after D. Trump’s speech at the Davos forum, as they say, a residue remains. Yes, the U.S. president stated that he would not occupy Greenland, but at the same time made it clear that this island, which belongs to Denmark, would still fall into a vassal dependency on

Bitcoin is in no rush to resume its rally. It is still erasing its gains recovered after a sharp plunge toward about $88,000 during the Asian session. Meanwhile, amid the crypto market decline, US ETFs investing in spot Bitcoin recorded net outflows of $483 million, and ETFs investing in Ethereum saw net outflows of $230

The EUR/USD pair has continued its decline for the sixteenth day in a row. Now that three weeks have already passed since the start of the drop, it is time to ask the question: why is the market buying the dollar at all? I find it difficult to answer this, as there was virtually no

NASDAQ Technical Analysis Today (16 January 2026): Why Yesterday’s Late Selloff Did Not Break the Bullish Structure I’ll start out with a medium term view of the market, the way I see it, via this Nasdaq technical analysis video from today. During our analysis, we always look at Nasdaq futures (NQ, not NDX). Traders looking

NASDAQ Technical Analysis for Today: Bulls Regain Control After the Washout, but Key Levels Matter The NASDAQ has gone through a sharp and unsettling pullback yesterday, raising questions among traders and investors about whether the broader uptrend is losing steam, and maybe the new Trump tarriff on chips is going to startle the market. Even

Investors took the lawsuit against Jerome Powell in stride, allowing the S&P 500 to hit a new record high Fear is often exaggerated. Concerns that the suit could ignite a renewed “sell America” trade over threats to Fed independence—if the central bank, at the White House’s behest, began aggressively loosening policy, leading to runaway inflation

Gold and silver are surging in dramatic fashion today, fueled by a powerful mix of political uncertainty, central-bank demand, and technical momentum. Gold is currently up $94, or 2.09%, at $4,603, while silver has jumped $5.15, or 6.44%, to $85.04. Both metals are on pace for record closes, reflecting an aggressive wave of safe-haven buying

On Thursday, the EUR/USD pair continued to decline and reached the support level of 1.1645–1.1648. A rebound from this zone today would favor the European currency and lead to a moderate rise toward the corrective levels of 38.2% – 1.1686 and 23.6% – 1.1731. A consolidation below the 1.1645–1.1648 level would increase the likelihood of

USD trading quietly as FX volatility compresses sharply The USD is little changed on the day, with price action defined by very narrow, two-way trading ranges across the major currency pairs. Volatility has been squeezed to unusually low levels. The EURUSD is confined to just a 14-pip range, the GBPUSD has traded only 33 pips,

GBP/USD Brief Analysis: On the British pound chart, the dominant upward wave that has been in place since January of last year continues, with its final segment (C) having begun two months ago. The structure of this wave segment does not yet appear complete. At the time of analysis, price is located near the upper

2025 turned out to be a spectacular year for the euro. The ECB managed to bring inflation under control, the eurozone economy adapted to U.S. tariffs much faster than expected, gas prices collapsed by 50% from their annual highs, and European stock indices posted their best performance since 2021. Capital inflows and a decline in

The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart of EUR/USD looks fairly clear, albeit somewhat complex. There is no talk of canceling the upward segment of the trend that began in January 2025, but the wave structure since July 1 has taken on a complex and extended form. In my view, the instrument has completed the

The U.S. dollar continues to experience difficulties, and recent statements from central bank officials have only added to the pressure. Yesterday, Federal Reserve official Stephen Miran said that the U.S. central bank risks triggering a recession if it does not continue cutting interest rates next year. “If we don’t cut interest rates, I think we’re

The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has changed, but overall it still remains quite clear. There is no talk of canceling the upward trend segment that began in January 2025; however, the wave structure starting from July 1 has taken on a complex and extended form. In my view, the instrument has