Yesterday’s S&P 500 move looked impressive enough to make the bulls start drawing rockets on the chart. But before booking a seat for the moon, we should check whether the technical structure actually supports the excitement. In today’s S&P 500 Technical Analysis, we dig into the latest candlestick signals, momentum, key support and resistance levels, and the competing Elliott Wave scenarios to determine whether this is the start of a sustainable advance—or simply another powerful move that deserves a little skepticism.

It has long been an axiom of mine that the little things are infinitely the most important. — Sherlock Holmes, A Case of Identity, Arthur Conan Doyle. This week’s Natural Gas report may be a perfect illustration of that idea. Sometimes the entire technical picture turns on a seemingly minor detail—and Natty has just given us several worth watching very closely.

One month ago, we made a rather bold call on Dow Transports: September would not be pretty. Four weeks later, the index is down roughly 9%. That part of the roadmap has played out impressively well. Now comes the more important question: is the damage sufficient for a meaningful rally—or does the bear still have unfinished business? And, perhaps more importantly, what could the answer mean for the…

We have already predicted the 5th wave of NSE LLOYDSME. Visit here: https://in.tradingview.com/chart/LLOYDSME/AK1CHjif-LLOYDSME-Wave-4-Consolidation-Hints-at-Another-Rally/ What's Next? The price ...

The US10Y keeps chugging along almost exactly according to the roadmap we outlined nearly three years ago—back when Hon. Mr. Warsh was probably not even thinking about the promotion he has today. In this Bond Market Weekly Technical Analysis, we look past the headlines, policy noise, and endless debate over where rates “should” go, and focus instead on what the bond market itself is actually saying: Treasury yields, the yield curve, critical spreads, moving-average structures, candlestick signals, and the long-term Elliott Wave roadmap.

Something is shifting beneath the surface of the S&P 500, and the next move may be far more important than today’s headline price action suggests. The market has already started reacting to the warning signals we have been tracking—but the real question is whether this is only the first crack, or the beginning of a much larger break. In today’s…

Two weeks ago, I wrote that “the Dollar could return toward the $100–101 area relatively quickly.” And here we are. Now the interesting part begins. The question is no longer whether the Dollar could rally—it did—but whether this move is approaching exhaustion or preparing for another leg higher. In this DXY Technical Analysis, we examine the latest candlestick signals, momentum shifts, and multi-timeframe structure to determine whether a reversal is beginning to take shape—or whether the Dollar still has unfinished business above.