Following a $3,500 peak last week, gold shows bearish signs, including a pennant and weekly shooting star, with a breakdown potentially targeting support near $3,165.

After failing to reclaim the 20-Day MA, crude oil broke down from consolidation, with further weakness likely below key levels at $60.27 and $58.86.

Natural gas pulled back after testing resistance, forming a bearish pattern, though technical signals suggest a potential bottom may be forming following the recent $2.86 swing low.

Dow Jones climbed above the 40,500 level and is trying to gain additional upside momentum. Sherwin-Williams and Honeywell ...

Ethereum (ETH) has gone up by 11.1% in the past week and has been the best-performing cryptocurrency in the top 5 during this ...

A move above the $3.40 level will push natural gas towards the next resistance at $3.60 – $3.65. WTI oil is under pressure as ...

Gold remains stuck below the resistance at $3350 – $3360 as U.S. dollar attempts to rebound against a broad basket of ...

U.S. Dollar Index gained some ground despite the disappointing JOLTs Job Openings report. The report showed that JOLTs Job ...

Official Trump (TRUMP) managed to cross above its 21-day EMA last week and was aided by the President’s dinner announcement to surge to higher levels.

Tech stocks drag Nasdaq lower today. Market analysis focuses on Amazon tariffs, Microsoft earnings, and Meta’s outlook for US ...

Natural gas futures hold above the 200-day MA as early summer heat and low rig counts support a cautious bullish market ...

The gold market continues to look at the world and decide to go sideways. This makes sense, as we have seen a lot of buying previously, and we will have to work off some of the froth that entered this ...