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in Brent Crude, Oil/Gas/Energy Trading, Oil/US Gas, Technical Analysis, Trading
Brent is locked in a high-stakes gap zone after an aggressive post-close run from 96.00 to 96.78 carried us straight into 98.06 resistance. The next big trend depends entirely on whether the bulls can flip this level into support to prevent a classic gap-fill retracement down to 96.00.
in Aluminium, Bobl, Brent Crude, BTCUSD, Bund, DAX, Dow, Dutch TTF Nat Gas, EUA Carbon Emissions, EURUSD, Gold, NASDAQ, S&P, Schatz, Silver, Technical Analysis, Trading, WTI, Zinc
Here are the levels that we have identified this week as ‘ones to watch’ from yesterday’s trade.
We cover a range of asset classes in different market sectors, providing concise and high-conviction levels to look for across the day. Featured regularly on the PiQ ‘Morning Blast’ Podcast hosted by Ryan Paisey and Michael Brown.
in EUA Carbon Emissions, European Gas/Carbon/Power, Technical Analysis, Trading
We have been waiting for a breakout in EUA Futures for a while now, with the daily chart forming a consolidation ‘Triangle’. Our Reports identified 74.74 as a key level to watch out for as a Fibonacci Retracement of the sell-off from 16th January to 19th March of this year.
As recently as Friday, the …
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After a long weekend in the UK, today’s blog post runs through our ‘Chart Wrap’ that we do daily, here at Futurestechs. In today’s edition, we look at the Gap support and resistance levels after some interesting price discovery since Friday’s close.
We cover a range of asset classes in different market sectors, providing concise …
in Aluminium, LME Base Metals, Metals, Technical Analysis, Trading
Aluminium on the LME is back at its recent highs.
3684 was yesterday’s high. 3690 was last week’s high. This was the highest print since March 2022 when it spiked up to 4073.50 and promptly fell over, as you can see from our Monthly chart.
As well as Aluminium we also cover LME …
in Dutch TTF Nat Gas, Energy Trading, European Gas/Carbon/Power, Technical Analysis, Trading
Following Friday’s breakout session, Dutch TTF has established a critical new structural support level at 49.33, representing the 50% midpoint of Friday’s Bullish Marabuzo candle; known as the Marabuzo Line. With the market opening the week above this zone at around 51.20, the short-term technical bias is Neutral to Bullish. On Monday we saw a red candle that broke …
in Metals, Precious Metals, Silver, Technical Analysis, Trading
83.07 was a key resistance level identified in the reports today. If it broke through, it’s good news for the bulls! Next target is 96.58.
Candlestick Chart & Technical Analysis
•Short term Trend: Neutral – Bullish
•Medium term Trend: Neutral – Bullish
•Yesterday’s candle:
in Commentary, Company News, Technical Analysis, Technical Analysis Training, Trading
Around London and the world, there are traders who have the Futurestechs Cheat Sheet on their desk. Hopefully they’re being used for identifying key Candlestick Trends, but they do make an excellent bookmark, failing that!
After recently giving it another ‘spruce-up’, we posted a photo on LinkedIn which shows three generations of our Candlestick “Cheat Sheet.” …
in Brent Crude, Oil/Gas/Energy Trading, Oil/US Gas, Technical Analysis, Trading
After the rollover to the new front month, the price of Brent Crude has exceeded the Mid-March high. Here’s what our clients got today.
Candlestick Chart & Technical Analysis
•Short term Trend: Bullish
•Medium term Trend: Bullish
•Yesterday’s candle:
in Copper, LME Base Metals, Metals, Technical Analysis, Trading
Copper has pulled back from Fibonacci resistance at 13445.
Candlestick Chart & Technical Analysis
•Short term Trend: Bullish
•Medium term Trend: Neutral – Bullish
•Yesterday’s candle:
“A red candle on hitting this area of resistance last Thursday but no follow through from …