V2. US S&P Zones - PMI Manuf, USINTR, Inflation, DXY & QEV2. US S&P Zones - PMI Manuf, USINTR, Inflation, DXY & QE
US S&P Zone Analysis -- Correlation with
1. Leading Economic Indicators (PMI Manufacturing Index, PMI Services Index, Building Permits)
2. US Interest Rates (MEAN 1.97 from Jan 2003)
3. US Inflation Rate YoY
4. Dollar Index (DXY)
5. Quantitative Easing Episodes
WHY CHANGE IN APPROACH?
As per Ammar Bhai, Red and other Zones for US and developed markets shall not follow only Interest Rates after 2000. Traditional single impact of Interest Rate is not Enough.
NOTE ABOUT INFLATION ABOVE 5%
It was also noticed that if inflation was about 5% that coincided with Red and Yellow zone and it must be avoided for stock trading.
NEW APPROACH
NEW GREEN ZONE
1. PMI Manuf Index is RISING or ABOVE 50
2. Interest Rates are FALLING or LEVELED or BELOW MEAN (Expansionary Policy in Effect)
3. Inflation is FALLING or AROUND TARGET
4. DXY is FALLING or SIDEWAYS
5. Stock Market RISING
NEW APPROACH for RED ZONE
1. PMI Manuf Index is FALLING or BELOW 50
2. Interest Rates are RISING or LEVELED or ABOVE MEAN (Contractionary Policy in Effect)
3. Inflation is RISING or SIDEWAYS. (Also Check if Inflation rate is above 5%)
4. DXY is RISING
5. Stock Market FALLING or SIDEWAYS
NEW YELLOW ZONE
1. PMI Manuf Index is RISING or ABOVE 50
2. Interest Rates are RISING or LEVELED
3. Inflation is RISING or SIDEWAYS (Also Check if Inflation rate is above 5%)
4. DXY is RISING or SIDEWAYS
5. Stock Market RISING or SIDEWAYS
NEW ORANGE ZONE
1. PMI Manuf Index is SIDEWAYS or BELOW 50
2. Interest Rates are FALLING or LEVELED or BELOW MEAN (Expansionary Policy in Effect)
3. Inflation is FALLING or SIDEWAYS (Also Check if Inflation rate is above 5%)
4. DXY is FALLING or SIDEWAYS
5. Stock Market RISING or SIDEWAYS
Historically whenever Interest Rates are dropping, US market goes down for some months:
US somehow try to control Inflation before bringing the interest rates down.
When Inflation is under control and Growth has not gone down much, then they decrease the interest rates
Because in past whenever Interest rates were decreased, growth also fell for some months and then improved.
Then FED does QE, which bring surplus cash in the market, Which drops Dollar rate, that helps the Stock Market grow.
Market indices
Weekly Volatility SnapshotGood Morning --
I hope everyone had a good week of trading ranges -- although short, we saw some VOLATILITY .
Here we will step back with the year-to-date TVC:VIX in the background as we look towards a fresh week trading within the broader market ranges.
Let us begin --
Last week the S&P500 -- with the SP:SPX gapped up opening into strength of a short week at $6,007.46 and wicking up to $6,050.83 only to sell off during U.S. wartime engagement threats within the news cycle, closing the weeks range at $5,984.57. This provided a move of $96.96 and is most comparative to what IV (16.18%) stated entering last week -- that was predicting a range of +/- $101.24.
Now, looking towards this week -- IV (16.34%) is nearly unchanged as HV10 (9.75%) is showing a 'strength of IV' lowering at only 60% currently. IV within the yearly spectrum sits with an IVp of 74% -- fairly expensive as this can show the majority of money is spending up to protect downside uncertainties.
Understandable of course.
Our long-term trending volatility of HV63 (30.25%) is showing a 'strength of IV' at 185% which is correlating to an implied move of +/- $188.98 for the week. This is an advantage if reached of $86.90 over stated IV. A massive premium capture potential.
With the MACRO news cycle pointing EXTREMELY NEGATIVE, I will be watching for volatility expansion. I believe futures will open up gapping into quarterly marks -- this is just my humble opinion of course.
I see the opposite of last week happening, where we gap down and run up into the week. I don't hold a swing position, just an observation that psychologically retail will flip bearish on wartime news with a massive gap down, only to get trapped as broader markets expand upwards into the week.
That's all for now. Everyone have a good week trading ranges, and I will see you Saturday to review! As always, know you ABCs and stay hedged for whatever your bias may be!
CHEERS
28 june Nifty50 brekout and Breakdown leval ✅ Level 1: ₹26,018
Above 10-Min Candle Closing
🔹 Indicates a short covering zone
🔸 Strategy: Close all PE positions, shift to CE or book profits
Below 10-Min Candle
🔹 Hold PE positions (Safe Zone)
🔸 Suggests market facing resistance here
✅ Level 2: ₹25,830
Above 10-Min Candle
🔹 Entry-level for holding CE positions
🔸 Possible bullish breakout
Below 10-Min Candle
🔹 Hold PE – but this is a Risk Zone
🔸 Caution: Trend reversal may happen
✅ Level 3: ₹25,670
Above 10-Min Candle
🔹 Indicates positive market sentiment
🔸 Hold CE (Calls)
Below 10-Min Candle
🔹 Indicates negative trade view
🔸 Hold PE (Puts)
✅ Level 4: ₹25,578
Above Opening S1 Level (10-Min Candle)
🔹 CE buy/hold confirmation
Below Opening R1 Level (10-Min Candle)
🔹 PE hold confirmation
🔸 Market turning weak
✅ Level 5: ₹25,478
Above 10-Min Candle
🔹 Buy/Hold CE
Below 10-Min Candle
🔹 Buy/Hold PE
🔸 Important pivot level – directional bias confirmation
✅ Level 6: ₹25,290
Above 10-Min Candle
🔹 Safe Zone to hold CE
Below 10-Min Candle
🔹 Unwinding zone
🔸 Exit CE positions, reduce longs – possible sharp fall
📊 Live Market Reference
Current Market Price (CMP): ₹25,632.45
Below ₹25,670 = Negative Bias
Strategy: Until price crosses ₹25,670 and sustains for 10 min, avoid CE entries or keep trailing SL on PE.
🎯 Sample Option Strategy (Example):
If price is below ₹25,670:
✅ Buy PE (Put Option)
Strike: ATM or slightly ITM (e.g., 25,600 PE)
Stop-Loss: If price moves above ₹25,670
Target: ₹25,478 / ₹25,290
If price is above ₹25,670:
✅ Buy CE (Call Option)
Strike: ATM or slightly OTM (e.g., 25,700 CE)
Stop-Loss: If price breaks back below ₹25,670
Target: ₹25,830 / ₹26,018
📌 Important Notes:
This strategy is intraday based on 5-min chart levels.
Levels like ₹25,478 and ₹25,290 are key for risk management.
USD Roadmap: Bullish Recovery or Structural Breakdown?TVC:DXY CAPITALCOM:DXY
🟢 Scenario A – Bullish Rebound (Red Arrow Up):
Price bounces from the lower channel and breaks toward:
107.348, 110.176, or even 111.901 resistance area.
If the dollar is supported by China buying USD, hawkish Fed, or geopolitical tensions, this scenario gains weight.
🔸 Resistance: Blue downward-sloping line (possible trendline resistance or lower high area)
🔸 Risk: Price could form a lower high and then reverse.
🔴 Scenario B – Bearish Breakdown (Red Arrow Down):
If the USD fails to break above resistance (around 107–112) and gets rejected…
Then we see a move back down, possibly breaking the long-term channel, aiming for the lower diagonal support zone or even sub-92.
🔸 This would signal a major shift in USD strength, possibly driven by:
Fed rate cuts
Global de-dollarization
China not supporting USD
Stronger EUR or CNY
Dow Jones Wave Analysis – 27 June 2025
- Dow Jones broke pivotal resistance level 43000.00
- Likely to rise to resistance level 44500.00
Dow Jones index recently broke above the pivotal resistance level 43000.00 (which has been reversing the price from the end of March, as can be seen from the daily Dow Jones chart below).
The breakout of the resistance level 43000.00 accelerated the active impulse wave 3 of the intermediate impulse wave (C) from the end of May.
Dow Jones index can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 44500.00, which is the target price for the completion of the active impulse wave (C).
FTSE 100 Wave Analysis – 27 June 2025
- FTSE 100 reversed from support level 8700.00
- Likely to rise to resistance level 8900.00
FTSE 100 index recently reversed up from the support level 8700.00 (which stopped wave 4 at the end of May, as can be seen from the daily FTSE 100 chart below) intersecting with the lower daily Bollinger Band and the 50% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse from May.
The upward reversal from the support level 8700.00 stopped wave A of the active ABC correction (4) from the start of June.
Given the clear daily uptrend, FTSE 100 index can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 8900.00, which stopped the previous impulse wave (3).
WRONG!, THIS IS A BAD IDEA, SHORT INDEXESYa know... as the title says. It's wrong, nothing about this idea is sensical... but that's where it just might pay off. Non-sense. One special person to take the bull by the horns and say "I want in at better prices"...
This is not trading advice nor a valid idea, nothin says the chart will reverse... being early and being right eventually doesn't usually pay... but watch for signs... they may come.
NAS SETUPNas 100 setup using smart money concepts. A change in the state of price delivery has occured at level 22,518.48 then we wait for entry cnfirmation when price either touch the bearish order lock at level 22,519.23 or when it comes back to the fair value gap to rebalance price at level 22,560.67 ....hence we are shorting the market when our rules are met
BIST30 (XU030) - 1 DThe corrective move in the BIST30 index, which began in July 2024, has completed the first two legs of a three-wave structure and is currently unfolding the final downward leg. While the overall pattern appears to be a classic flat (regular) correction, the possibility of it evolving into a WXY complex correction—albeit less likely—still remains valid. I anticipate that this correction will conclude with one final leg to the downside. Both time-based and price-based target levels have been marked. In my assessment, the likelihood of the correction ending within the initially identified support zone is higher than the probability of a deeper retracement.
"Bearish Setup Emerges: US Tech 100 Faces Critical Resistance📊 Chart Context & Price Structure
The US Tech 100 has been in a rising wedge formation, a classic bearish reversal pattern characterized by:
Higher highs and higher lows converging into a tight range.
Declining bullish momentum, often signaling exhaustion.
Your chart smartly highlights this with a drawn ascending wedge starting around June 24, culminating on June 27. The wedge's upper resistance has just been tested near 22,600, and price is hovering just below this zone.
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🔍 Key Observations
1. Bearish Divergence Potential: Although not explicitly shown, the price action suggests waning momentum. Including RSI or MACD would reinforce this bearish case.
2. Ichimoku Cloud:
Price is above the cloud (bullish), but a kink in the cloud ahead suggests a possible weakness in trend continuity.
A future cloud twist is forming—watch for a potential Tenkan-Kijun bearish cross.
3. Historical Resistance: The red arrows show repeated supply zones near 22,600, where price was previously rejected. This adds strength to the bearish reversal hypothesis.
4. Target Projection:
You’ve marked a clean breakdown target zone around 22,100–22,200.
This is a logical price projection based on the wedge height.
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“US Tech 100 Rising Wedge Near Key Resistance: Bearish Breakdown Imminent?”
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> "US Tech 100 is testing the apex of a rising wedge pattern near the historically significant 22,600 resistance zone. Despite bullish momentum, the formation is tightening, and Ichimoku cloud future projection shows early signs of weakening trend structure. A break below the wedge support could trigger a drop toward the 22,100–22,200 zone. Traders should watch for volume confirmation and potential Ichimoku Tenkan/Kijun crosses."
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Add RSI/MACD below to highlight momentum divergence.
Mark entry/stop-loss/target zones.
Highlight volume activity at wedge apex.
Label the wedge pattern clearly as “Bearish Rising Wedge.”
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> “Will history repeat itself at this resistance level? Or can bulls push through the wedge ceiling?”
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📈 Conclusion / Trading Plan
Pattern: Rising wedge (Bearish)
Resistance: 22,600
Support/Wedge Break Zone: ~22,400
Target: 22,100–22,200
Bias: Bearish if breakdown confirms with volume
#DJI - Pivot is 42582.31 | Target 38374.12 or 46790.50?Date: 27-06-2025
This is in continuation with the previous post of 8000 points target. We have a new pivot point for the next move.
#Dow Jones Current Price: 43880.
Pivot Point: 42582.31 Support: 41771.23 Resistance: 43399.40
#Dow Jones Upside Targets:
Target 1: 44193.19
Target 2: 44986.99
Target 3: 45888.75
Target 4: 46790.50
#Dow Jones Downside Targets:
Target 1: 40974.43
Target 2: 40177.63
Target 3: 39275.875
Target 4: 38374.12
#DJI - 5000 Pts already moved out of 8000 points..Date: 27-06-2025
#DJI - 5000 Pts already moved out of 8000 points as posted on 22nd April. Another 3000 points to cover. we have different pivot for the next level up and it will be shared soon.
Old levels are as follows.
#DJI Upside Targets: 41240.49, 43084.22, 45025.94 and 46967.67
#DJI Downside Targets: 34578.53, 32728.34, 30786.61 and 28844.88
Current price is around 43,870 at the time of this post.
DJI - 2000 pts already moved out of 8000 pts since last posted?It has already moved around 2000 points since last posted on 22nd April. Expecting around 8000 points moved as per mentioned earlier and the levels are still the same. Introduced additional levels for the better understanding. So, another 6000 points move pending before any reasonable correction? let's see.
Upside: 41240.49, 43084.22, 45025.94 and 46967.67
Downside: 34578.53, 32728.34, 30786.61 and 28844.88
US30 (Dow Jones) Analysis – June 2025 Outlook📊 US30 (Dow Jones) Analysis – June 2025 Outlook
🔍 1. Fundamental Analysis
The US30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average) is currently navigating a complex environment shaped by macroeconomic shifts and geopolitical tensions. Below is an in-depth review of current factors influencing its price action:
🏦 Monetary Policy & Economic Indicators
Federal Reserve Stance:
After a series of rate hikes between 2022 and 2024, the Fed has adopted a more dovish tone in 2025.
Market consensus now expects the Fed to cut rates by Q3–Q4 2025 as inflation cools and growth moderates.
Inflation:
The May 2025 CPI came in lower than expected at 2.7% YoY, signaling disinflation.
Core CPI and PCE data also reflect a slowing pace of price increases, strengthening the case for easing.
Labor Market:
Non-farm payrolls have stabilized, but wage growth is slowing.
Unemployment remains low at 3.8%, but job creation is skewed toward lower-paying service sectors.
Growth Metrics:
ISM Manufacturing PMI remains below 50 (contraction), but Services PMI is resilient.
Consumer confidence dipped recently, reflecting uncertainty, yet consumer spending remains robust.
🌍 Geopolitical Climate
Iran–Israel Conflict Escalation (Mid 2025):
The recent Iran-Israel military clashes have rattled markets, briefly triggering risk-off flows.
The conflict has led to spikes in crude oil prices, pushing energy stocks higher but raising concerns about inflation re-acceleration.
US–China Relations:
Ongoing trade tensions over semiconductors and AI have led to sanctions on key Chinese tech firms.
Despite this, tech-heavy indices remain resilient due to domestic demand and AI sector optimism.
Global Monetary Policy Divergence:
While the Fed is dovish, the ECB has already started cutting rates, boosting global liquidity.
This divergence supports capital inflows into US equities, especially defensive and industrial sectors represented in the Dow.
📉 2. Technical Analysis (Smart Money Concepts)
The daily chart of US30, as annotated, reflects a clear transition from a bearish structure to a bullish regime, validated by Smart Money Concepts (SMC) methodology:
🔄 Market Structure Shift
Bearish Trend: Price was forming Lower Highs (LH) and Lower Lows (LL) into early 2025.
Change of Character (ChoCH): A significant bullish shift occurred with a closure above 42842, invalidating the prior LH and suggesting institutional buying.
Break of Structure (BOS): Followed by a clean higher high, reinforcing the bullish momentum.
🧱 Key SMC Levels & Zones
Buy Zone (Demand):
Between 41,600 and 41,800, this region aligns with:
A previous Higher Low (HL)
A visible Fair Value Gap (FVG)/Imbalance
Psychological support zone
Expected to be a strong institutional demand zone for a long setup.
IDM (Intermediate Demand Mitigation):
Minor liquidity grab possible before retest of buy zone.
An early sign of bullish intent may appear here.
Bearish Invalidation Level:
41,179 is the key structural level.
A daily closure below 41,179 would invalidate bullish bias and trigger a bearish BOS.
📈 Trend & Liquidity Outlook
Liquidity Pools:
Sell-side liquidity rests below recent HLs, particularly near IDM and the Buy Zone.
Buy-side liquidity above recent HH (~43,800) is the next target if price rebounds.
Trendline Support:
Ascending trendline from April continues to hold.
Acts as dynamic support intersecting the Buy Zone in late June.
Targets:
TP1: 43,000 (recent swing high)
TP2: 43,800–44,000 (liquidity magnet zone)
Final Supply Zone: 45,078 (historical resistance, visible on chart)
📌 Scenario Planning (SMC-Based)
Primary (Bullish) Scenario:
Price retraces into Buy Zone (41,600–41,800).
Forms bullish engulfing or displacement candle.
Entry long → Target 43,800+, SL below 41,179.
Alternate (Bearish) Scenario:
Price closes below 41,179 (breaks structure).
Bias flips to bearish.
Next support zone lies around 40,300–40,500.
NOTE: ONLY FOR EDUCATIONAL NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE
US30 POTENTIAL SETUPUS30 Analysis
Fundamental Analysis:
The US30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average) continues to face turbulence as global and domestic factors interplay. Recently, several key macroeconomic and geopolitical developments have influenced sentiment:
FOMC Outlook: The Federal Reserve’s decision to pause interest rate hikes amidst easing inflation suggests a more dovish stance. However, labor market resilience and retail sales indicate lingering strength in consumer demand.
Geopolitical Risk – Iran-Israel Conflict: The renewed tensions in the Middle East—especially between Iran and Israel—have heightened risk sentiment. Oil prices are sensitive to the conflict, indirectly pressuring inflation and causing volatility in equity markets.
US Economic Indicators:
CPI (Consumer Price Index): Showed moderate deceleration, aligning with the Fed’s inflation target.
Unemployment Rate: Remains low, strengthening confidence in the soft-landing narrative.
Manufacturing and PMI Data: Indicate a slowdown, showing a mild contraction phase in industrial activity.
These mixed signals are feeding into a cautious yet opportunity-laden market environment for indices like US30.
Technical Analysis (SMC - Smart Money Concepts):
Current Market Structure:
The price recently broke structure (BOS) to the upside after a series of higher lows and equal highs.
It’s now in a pullback phase, showing a classic inducement pattern where early liquidity is grabbed below recent equal lows.
Key Zones:
Buy Zone: Marked between 41,460 to 41,357 (H1 FVG) , which lies just above the protected low at 41,150.
A sweep of equal lows followed by confirmation (e.g., BOS on lower timeframe like H4) would validate a long entry.
Risk Management:
Stop-loss: Below 41,150, signaling bearish intent if broken (CHOCH – Change of Character).
Take-profit Target: Upwards toward 42,911, aligning with previous highs and order block inefficiencies.
Bearish Scenario: A daily closure below 41,150 would invalidate the bullish setup and suggest a deeper retracement toward the next key support near 40,636.
NOTE: Not a financial advice only for educational purpose