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[06/09] [GEX] Weekly SPX OutlookLast week’s outlook played out quite well — as anticipated, SPX hit the 6000 level, closing exactly there on Friday. This was the realistic target we highlighted in last week's idea. 🔭 SPX: The Bigger Outlook It's difficult to say whether the rising SPX trend will continue. We're still in the "90-day agreement period" set by the administration, and so far, the market has shown resilience, avoiding deeper pullbacks like the one we saw in April. With VIX hovering around 17–18, we’ve reached a zone where further SPX upside would require volatility. For the index to continue rising meaningfully, it needs to reverse the current bearish macro environment, and that can only happen with strong buying momentum — not a slow grind. The parallel downward channel drawn a few weeks ago is still technically valid. Even a short 100-point squeeze would fit within this structure before a larger move down unfolds. GEX levels give us useful clues heading into Friday. We're currently in a net positive GEX zone across all expirations, giving bulls a structural advantage, just like last week. As of Monday’s premarket, SPX spot is at 6009.The Gamma Flip zone is between 5975–5990, with a High Volume Level (HVL) at 5985. 🔍 Let’s zoom in with our GEX levels — this gives us a deeper view than our GEX Profile indicator for TradingView alone. 🐂 🟢 If SPX moves higher, the following are logical profit-taking zones: 6050 (Delta ≈ 33) 6075 (Delta ≈ 25) 6100 (Delta ≈ 17) 🎯 Targeting above 6100 currently feels irrational — for instance, the next major gamma squeeze zone is at 6150, but that corresponds to a delta 6 level (≈94% chance the price closes below it), so I won’t aim that high yet. 🐻🔴 In a bearish scenario: 5975 and 5950 are the first nearby support zones (Deltas 30 and 38). If momentum picks up, 5900 becomes reachable quickly, even if it's technically a 17-delta distance — because that’s deep in the negative GEX zone. 📅 Don’t forget: On Wednesday premarket, we’ll get Core Inflation Rate data — a key macro risk that could shake things up, regardless of TSLA drama fading. 📌 SPX Weekly Trading Plan Conclusion Whatever your bias, keep cheap downside hedges in place. We've been rising for a long time, and even if SPX breaks out of the descending channel temporarily, resistance and the gamma landscape may pull price back swiftly.
SPREADEX:SPX
by TanukiTrade
5
#banknifty - 10th June! NSE:BANKNIFTY NSE:BANKNIFTY1! Understand the chart, observe the analysis, implement while trading: Key Observations: 1. Trendlines: - Resistance Trendline: A descending trendline (sloping down) marks the area where the price faces selling pressure. This indicates a pattern of lower highs. - Support Trendline: An upward-sloping trendline beneath the price indicates where the price finds buying interest. This suggests a slight upward momentum at the support level. 2. Consolidation Zone: - The price is moving within a tightening range between these two trendlines, forming a wedge or triangle pattern. This indicates consolidation, where the market is waiting for a breakout or breakdown. 3. Support Levels: - Key support levels are highlighted at 53,407.75, 53,229.05, 53,057.45, and 52,784.15. These levels represent zones where buyers are likely to step in and prevent further price decline. 4. Resistance Levels: - Resistance levels are marked at 53,679.35, 53,956.65, 54,128.90, and 54,304.25. These are zones where the price may face selling pressure. 5. Current Price Action: - The price is currently at 53,577.70, approaching the descending resistance trendline. This is a critical point because it suggests a decision zone for the next move. Scenarios: 1. Bullish Breakout: - If the price breaks above the descending resistance trendline, it could signal bullish momentum. - Potential targets are the next resistance levels at 53,956.65, 54,128.90, and 54,304.25. 2. Bearish Breakdown: - If the price breaks below the support trendline, it may indicate a bearish trend. - Possible downside targets are the lower support levels at 53,229.05, 53,057.45, and 52,784.15. 3. Neutral Consolidation: - If the price continues to move within the wedge, traders may need to wait for a clear breakout or breakdown before acting. What This Chart Suggests: - The chart highlights decision points for the market, with the wedge pattern indicating an imminent breakout or breakdown. - A breakout above resistance would suggest strength, while a breakdown below support would indicate weakness. Trading Plan: - For Buyers: Wait for a breakout above the resistance trendline and aim for higher resistance levels. - For Sellers: Look for a breakdown below the support trendline and target the lower support zones. Not SEBI Registere.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by thetradeforecast
1
"Inflation Drops, Jobless Claims Jump — What’s Next for DXY, Gol🚨 Markets are shifting fast. CPI and PPI both came in lower than expected, while jobless claims hit an 8-month high. This triple data combo could mark a turning point for the US economy and the Fed’s next move. In this video, I break down: 🔹 What soft inflation and rising unemployment mean for monetary policy 🔹 How DXY is reacting to weakening USD sentiment 🔹 Key levels for XAUUSD as rate cut bets rise 🔹 Where BTCUSD may head next with risk-on momentum building 📊 Technical + Fundamental insights — all in one session. 👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments and follow for more real-time market breakdowns! #DXY #XAUUSD #BTCUSD #Inflation #FedWatch #TradingViewAnalysis #MacroUpdate #Forex #Crypto #Gold
TVC:DXY
by DeanMuller
S&P 500 Breaks UptrendS&P 500 Breaks Uptrend Only yesterday we questioned the sustainability of the stock market’s upward trend amid alarming news from the Middle East and the evacuation of the US embassy in Iraq — and today, the S&P 500 chart (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) shows a break below the lower boundary of the ascending trend channel. According to media reports: → Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East, was expected to meet Iran’s Foreign Minister in Oman on Sunday. → Friday the 13th became the date when Israel launched strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, dramatically altering the outlook for a potential US-Iran nuclear agreement. → Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the US was not involved in the operation, while Israel’s state broadcaster reported that Washington had been informed ahead of the strikes. Technical Analysis of the S&P 500 Chart Yesterday morning, we noted that the Q-line, which divides the lower half of the channel into two quarters, had shifted from acting as support to becoming resistance. This was confirmed during the US trading session (as indicated by the arrow). Selling pressure intensified, and the psychologically important 6,000 level — which showed signs of support earlier in June — now appears to be acting as resistance. It is in this area that the E-Mini S&P 500 (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) broke below the lower boundary of its uptrend channel. In addition to ongoing discussions about potential Fed rate cuts this summer, geopolitical risk assessments are now also in focus. It remains unclear how Washington will respond if Iran retaliates. Meanwhile, Israel’s Defence Minister has declared a state of emergency, warning of an imminent missile and drone attack — further fuelling fears of a possible escalation. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
FXOPEN:SPXM
by FXOpen
Stuck in the Zone: DXY Tests Balance Between 98 and 99Hello Traders, After a sharp and uninterrupted decline in the DXY, price found support at the 97.921 level. Sellers then regained control from the weekly bearish Fair Value Gap (W-FVG), pushing price back into the 99 zone. In this zone, neither sellers nor buyers have managed to assert dominance—suggesting that these levels may act as a pause or balance point. Given the extended drop, a temporary correction could follow if buyers gain traction after one last push. For now, the bearish USD narrative remains intact. With upcoming catalysts like China/US talks and tomorrow’s CPI release, a renewed move toward 98 is likely to accelerate. Whether this leads to further selling or a corrective phase will be assessed afterward.
TVC:DXYShort
by FundedTraderMarkets
5
U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Bearish Setup – Supply Zone Rejection & 🔹 Trend Overview 📊 Overall Trend: Bearish (Downtrend) 📉 Price is forming lower highs and lower lows within a descending channel. 🔻 Recently bounced off a support zone, now heading toward a potential pullback. 🔵 Supply Zone (Resistance Area) 📍 Zone Range: 100.049 – 100.601 🧱 Acts as a resistance block where sellers might step in. 📏 Confluent with EMA 70 at 100.178, strengthening its validity. 🔸 Trade Setup – Short Position 🟠 ENTRY POINT: 100.088 ❌ STOP LOSS: 100.587 – 100.595 (Just above supply zone) 🎯 TARGET: 98.000 (With intermediate support levels) 📌 Support Levels 🔹 98.112 – First minor support 🔹 98.106 – Close-range confirmation 🔹 97.885 – Additional support zone 🟦 Main Target: 98.000 ⚖️ Risk/Reward Ratio 🟧 Small risk above supply zone 🟩 Large reward to downside = Favorable R:R 📌 Summary 📈 Expecting a pullback into supply zone. 🧨 Look for bearish confirmation around 100.088. 🎯 Target the downside at 98.000 for profit.
TVC:DXYShort
by Jameshead007
18