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LME Copper Technical Analysis – (USD, 90-Day FWD) – 10th April 2026


Candlestick Chart & Technical Analysis

Short term Trend: Bullish

Medium term Trend: Neutral – Bullish

Yesterday’s candle:

Yesterday’s gap up meant we broke the downtrend line on our chart which is at 12340 today. This is a bullish development”.

A dip to 12537 found buyers yesterday and we’re small bid overnight so the bulls are on top but not with any real conviction. 

Fibonacci says: 12780 and 13445 are the next upside targets.  – Time to test the first of these.

Moving Averages/Indicators/other: MACD flipping back to bullish. RSI off the lows.

Summary/Thoughts: Big sell signal negated.

Favoured Trade(s) for today: Buy dips/rips.

Bigger Picture thoughts and targets: 12500 has been pivotal in recent months. – Back above here now.


Market Profile


Profile setup/levels: 12669 is a vacuum left below overnight. 

20-day CHVN: 12250


Naked VPOCs below: 12430, 11983, 11781

Naked VPOCs above: 13000, 13500, 13600


SPVs in play below: 12092.50, 12083, 11078.50, 11045, 11011, 10736.

SPVs in play above: 12870, 13093


Support & Resistance Levels

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Clive Lambert FSTA – FuturesTechs

A 10-time Technical Analysis award winner, Clive Lambert FSTA has spent over 25 years advising trading desks on the Metals markets. Covering LME Base Metals (Copper, Nickel, Zinc & Aluminium) & Precious Metals (Gold, Silver, Platinum & Palladium), his reports are considered the industry benchmark, blending Market Profile and Candlestick Analysis to provide institutional-grade clarity for professional hedgers and traders.


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