US30 (Dow Jones) – Major Demand Zone Hit! Will We See a ReversalThe US30 has just tapped into a high-interest demand zone around the 41,767.01 level, showing signs of bullish reaction after a strong selloff from the 42,800 supply area.
Here’s what I’m watching:
1. Demand Zone Bounce:
Price is holding above the demand zone (orange box), with increasing volume on the bounce – suggesting potential accumulation by smart money.
2. Immediate Resistance Levels:
We have two major upside targets:
42,288.87 – Minor resistance (possible retest zone)
42,810.50 – Key supply zone (major selloff origin)
3. Breakout Potential:
A break and close above 42,288.87 with strong volume could signal continuation toward the upper range.
4. Bullish Confluence:
Price is holding a bullish 15-min structure
Previous support flipped to resistance now acting as potential magnet
Double bottom structure visible within the demand range
Trading Idea:
If the demand zone holds and price breaks 42,012 resistance, I’ll look for longs targeting 42,800+, with stops below the recent low.
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May 26 US30Let's get to work... Price at the moment is trending down, creating lower highs and lower lows on the 4hr. However it broke structure on the 1hr and is trending upward.
I'm going to wait for price to get to 42,055 level and wait for it to break and retest for a buy or break structure for a sell.
Caution. Monday is a holiday so I most likely won't trade until Tuesday.
And ultimately whichever way price goes I'm going to get out at my net key level.
Have fun, stay safe and enjoy your journey
US30 | Supply Strike & Fade Incoming?🧠 Market Context & Bias:
The 30-minute view gives a much broader picture:
Price tapped deeply into the supply zone at 42,056–42,094 and immediately showed signs of strong rejection.
Aggressive sell delta clusters (e.g., -35, -37, -17) right at the supply edge show that sellers absorbed buying attempts and started driving price lower.
The failure to hold above 42,056 is a major clue — it was retested and rejected again, confirming it as resistance.
We're now trading under both the supply zone and minor resistance, with price making lower highs and selling pressure increasing.
🧲 What's Likely Next?
If this rejection holds, momentum favors the downside:
🎯 Targets:
First: 42,020 — minor structure support
Then: 41,960 — demand zone start
Finally: 41,910 — major magnet zone
Watch for acceptance below 42,030 for confirmation.
DOW JONES: Channel Up targeting 43,400.Dow Jones is practically neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 55.880, MACD = 380.350, ADX = 13.770) as the price is consolidating on its 4H MA50. Despite the neutrality, it remains inside the Channel Up, that is supported by the 4H MA200 and whose 4H RSI squeeze indicates we might be on a similar slow uptrend as late April's. We expect a similar +5.60% rise from the HL bottom, TP = 43,300.
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US30 BUY MODELDOW JONES (US30) – Long Trade Idea
Timeframes:
Higher Timeframe Bias: Daily
Execution Timeframe: 4HR
Market Narrative:
A beautiful buy model is currently unfolding on the Dow, suggesting smart money accumulation and preparation for a move into premium pricing.
Price is retracing into discount, where we see a confluence of:
A Daily Bullish Order Block (OB)
A 4HR Buy-Side Imbalance / Sell-Side Inefficiency (BISI)
This confluence acts as a strong magnet for price and presents a high-probability long opportunity.
Entry Zone:
🟢 Buy Zone: 41,900 – 41,850
Inside the 4HR BISI
Aligned with the Daily OB (discounted price)
Ideal for entries upon confirmation via:
1HR bullish BOS (Break of Structure)
FVG (Fair Value Gap) entry
Internal liquidity sweep + displacement
Targets (Premium-side Liquidity & Imbalances):
TP1 – 42,500
🎯 First premium inefficiency fill + short-term liquidity target
TP2 – 42,800
🎯 Key level inside Daily SIBI (Sell-Side Imbalance, Buy-Side Inefficiency)
TP3 – 43,060
🎯 February Low above current price — likely a buy-side liquidity draw
Risk Management:
Stop Loss: Below 41,700
🔒 Below Daily OB low and structural invalidation level
RRR: At least 1:3 to TP1, and 1:6+ to final target
Key Confluences:
Daily OB + 4HR BISI = strong demand and imbalance alignment
Trading in discount of the current dealing range
Clear buy-side liquidity pools above (including February Low)
Market structure remains bullish on higher timeframes
Strong probability of price delivering higher into premium
Execution Tips:
Wait for confirmation inside the 41,900–41,850 zone:
15min–1HR bullish market structure shift (BOS)
Fair Value Gap + displacement candle entry
Consider partial profits at TP1, and trail stops for extended targets
Avoid entries during high-impact news unless already in profit
US30: Move Up Expected! Long!
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The in-trend continuation seems likely as the current long-term trend appears to be strong, and price is holding above a key level of 41,589.0 So a bullish continuation seems plausible, targeting the next high. We should enter on confirmation, and place a stop-loss beyond the recent swing level.
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Bias: Short-Term Bullish, Medium-Term BearishReasons:
1. Current Price Action:
Price is within an upward channel and currently trading in the middle-to-upper range.
A recent bullish move broke structure to the upside after a Change of Character (Choch), suggesting bullish short-term momentum.
2. Liquidity Targets:
Price is approaching a Weekly Fair Value Gap (FVG) above current levels. This area can act as a liquidity magnet, encouraging a move up to fill the imbalance before any rejection.
3. Internal FVG (IFVG):
There’s an IFVG where price is currently reacting. This may cause short-term consolidation or a reaction.
If price closes above this IFVG and holds, it could continue to the Weekly FVG.
4. Downside Potential:
After hitting the Weekly FVG, potential distribution or mitigation could occur, leading to a reversal.
The large FVG below (around 41,600–41,200) is a prime target for a deeper retracement or sell-off once liquidity above is swept.
5. Choch Zones:
Previous bearish Choch above suggests prior demand turned supply, reinforcing the likelihood of rejection if price returns there.
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Trade Considerations:
Bullish Bias until Weekly FVG is tapped.
Switch to Bearish Bias if rejection signs appear after liquidity sweep above the Weekly FVG.
Watch for entry confirmation on lower timeframes near IFVG or Weekly FVG zones.
Bull Run To New Highs?The Dow got slammed on Wednesday, down 2%, no follow through yesterday.
Despite all the look of this rally being a bounce to sell, notice the uptrend line of support developed, this is the dynamics of markets, morph and twist to shake out weaker hands.
Would not be surprised to see a resumption of this rally to all time highs into June/July, the tariff wobbles are gone for now, any firm close below the trend line changes the trend.
We buy this market now at support in prospect of a larger rally to resume.
Appreciate a thumbs up, Good Trading & God Bless you all!
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US 30 Technical Analysis US30 Monthly, Weekly, and Daily Technical Analysis
Note: For educational purposes only. This is not financial advice.
Monthly Timeframe:
In April, the US30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average) posted a high of 42,548 and a low of 36,483. The April candle closed within the range of the March candle, signaling strong buying interest, likely driven by fundamental data. The key takeaway from the monthly chart is that April’s close within March’s range highlights buyer strength and the potential for continued bullish momentum.
Weekly Timeframe:
The bullish channel remains intact on the weekly timeframe. Although price briefly broke below the trendline, it quickly rebounded and re-entered the channel in the first week of April.
There has been no break of structure on the weekly chart. Last week's high at 42,858 swept the previous week’s high but closed within the previous week’s range, ending precisely at the prior week’s low. This indicates unclear price action and potential indecision.
If the upcoming week closes above the 43,100 level, this week’s low could be considered a weekly inducement, adding confluence for a potential bullish move. Until then, it remains just a weekly low without significant structure.
Daily Timeframe:
On the daily chart, price action remains indecisive, with no valid break of structure to confirm an upward trend continuation. However, there is a key support zone between 40,800 and 40,660, which aligns with a confluence of a daily trendline—potentially forming a buy zone, but only upon confirmation on lower timeframes.
Interestingly, the price has ranged between the same levels during the periods from March 13 to March 27 and from April 1 to May 20, reinforcing the range-bound nature of the market.
Outlook:
Given the lack of clear directional bias, scalping opportunities may be more appropriate in the upcoming week, especially if the market continues to range. A strong breakout and close above 43,150 could signal a bullish continuation, in which case we would look for a pullback and hold of long positions, targeting the 44,500 level.
[Scalping] US30 Short (May 26, 2025)Entry was 42003.9
TP is 41967.8
SL is 42022.04
RR is 1:1.5-2
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Dow Jones Continues Its Upward Momentum Toward the 43,344 Level The Dow Jones Industrial Average is showing continued bullish momentum, with an anticipated move toward the 43,344 level following a retracement to the support zone around 42,290–42,250. A price close above last week’s closing level reinforces the bullish sentiment, providing further upward momentum for the index toward the targeted levels outlined in the accompanying chart.
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The Dow Jones Begins to Stabilize Around 42,500 PointsThe U.S. index has halted the advance of its recent bullish moves near this resistance zone, mainly because the market is awaiting the release of the Federal Reserve minutes later today, along with Nvidia’s earnings report, expected after the stock market close. For now, investor anticipation has created a neutral sentiment in the index's recent movements as it approaches the 42,500-point resistance, and these upcoming events are likely to provide deeper insight into the market’s direction in the coming sessions.
Possible Bullish Channel
Since early April, the Dow Jones has shown consistent buying movements, attempting to maintain a potential bullish channel. So far, there have been no signs of significant bearish corrections in the price, which suggests that the current bullish pattern remains the dominant structure to monitor in the short term. However, a strong selling correction could put this trend at risk.
Neutrality Intensifies:
MACD: The MACD histogram continues to hover around the zero line, reflecting a sustained equilibrium in the momentum of the moving averages. This highlights a lack of clear direction in the market over the short term.
ADX: The ADX line remains below the 20 level, indicating that volatility is low, a condition not seen since February of this year.
Both indicators point to persistent neutrality, likely driven by market indecision ahead of key fundamental events, as well as the technical resistance zone, which is currently limiting price advances.
Key Levels to Watch:
42,500 points: Current resistance level aligned with the 200-period moving average. It may act as a potential point for bearish corrections.
43,800 points: A distant resistance level not seen since February. If the price rallies to this level, it could reinforce the current bullish formation and strengthen the prevailing upward channel.
41,100 points: A key support aligned with the 50-period moving average. A drop near this level could jeopardize the bullish formation and potentially shift momentum toward a bearish bias.
Written by Julian Pineda, CFA – Market Analyst