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2/2 Summary of Key Levels
Daily & 4-Hour Support and Resistance
Daily Support Levels: 41,500, 40,800, 40,000
Daily Resistance Levels: 42,500, 43,000, 43,500
4-Hour Support Levels: 41,800, 41,200, 40,600
4-Hour Resistance Levels: 42,200, 42,800, 43,200
Exponential Moving Average (EMA) Levels
Daily EMA Levels:
EMA 50: 41,200
EMA 100: 40,800
EMA 200: 39,500
EMA 400: 38,000
4-Hour EMA Levels:
EMA 50: 41,800
EMA 100: 41,200
EMA 200: 40,600
EMA 400: 39,800
Weekly Pivots
Weekly Pivot 1: 41,800
Weekly Pivot 2: 42,200
Weekly Pivot 3: 42,500
Daily Pivots
Daily Pivot 1: 42,000
Daily Pivot 2: 42,300
Daily Pivot 3: 42,500
Fibonacci Retracement Levels
23.6% Level: 39,500
38.2% Level: 40,600
50% Level: 41,300
61.8% Level: 42,000
78.6% Level: 42,700
Fundamental Analysis and USD News
As we look ahead, several key economic indicators and news events are expected to impact the US30 market. Notable upcoming USD news includes:
CPI Data Release: Scheduled for next week, this report will shed light on inflation trends, which can significantly influence market sentiment.
FOMC Meeting Minutes: The upcoming release of minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting will provide insights into monetary policy direction, particularly regarding interest rates.
Employment Reports: Anticipated employment data will also play a crucial role in shaping market expectations and movements.
These fundamental factors will be critical for traders to monitor as they can lead to increased volatility in the US30 index.
Conclusion
In summary, the US30 market is currently exhibiting a complex interplay of technical indicators that traders should consider. With key support and resistance levels, Fibonacci retracement points, and moving averages providing guidance, traders can better navigate potential market movements. Additionally, staying informed about upcoming USD news will further enhance trading strategies.
1/1 US30 Daily Market Analysis—May 12, 2025
Introduction
In today's analysis, we will delve into the current state of the US30 market, focusing on key indicators and levels that traders should be aware of. As of the latest data, the US30 is trading at 42,089 USD. We will explore the daily and 4-hour time frames, utilizing tools such as Fibonacci Retracement Levels, Exponential Moving Averages (EMA), Relative Strength Index (RSI) divergence, Smart Money Concepts (SMC), and more.
Current Market Overview
The US30 index, representing the 30 largest publicly traded companies in the United States, serves as a critical barometer for the overall health of the U.S. economy. With the latest market price at 42,089 USD, traders are keenly observing various technical indicators to assess potential movements.
Market Analysis Section
Support & Resistance Levels
Daily Time Frame:
Support Levels:
Level 1: 41,500
Level 2: 40,800
Level 3: 40,000
Resistance Levels:
Level 1: 42,500
Level 2: 43,000
Level 3: 43,500
4-Hour Time Frame:
Support Levels:
Level 1: 41,800
Level 2: 41,200
Level 3: 40,600
Resistance Levels:
Level 1: 42,200
Level 2: 42,800
Level 3: 43,200
Fibonacci Retracement Levels
Using the recent swing high of 42,819 and swing low of 37,801, we can identify the following Fibonacci retracement levels:
23.6% Level: 39,500
38.2% Level: 40,600
50% Level: 41,300
61.8% Level: 42,000
78.6% Level: 42,700
These levels serve as potential reversal points, indicating where traders may find opportunities to enter or exit positions.
Exponential Moving Averages (EMA)
Daily Time Frame:
EMA 50: 41,200
EMA 100: 40,800
EMA 200: 39,500
EMA 400: 38,000
4-Hour Time Frame:
EMA 50: 41,800
EMA 100: 41,200
EMA 200: 40,600
EMA 400: 39,800
The EMAs provide insight into the prevailing trend. A bullish trend is indicated when the price is above these moving averages, while a bearish trend is suggested when the price is below.
RSI Divergence
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently showing divergence on the daily time frame. This suggests that while prices are making new highs, the RSI is not confirming this strength, indicating potential weakness in the current uptrend.
Order Blocks
Order blocks are areas where significant buying or selling has occurred, indicating potential support or resistance. Key order blocks identified are:
Bullish Order Block: 41,000 - 41,500
Bearish Order Block: 42,500 - 43,000
Traders should monitor these zones for potential reversals or continuations.
MACD Analysis
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator is currently showing a bullish crossover, suggesting potential upward momentum. However, it is essential to watch for any signs of divergence that could indicate a reversal.

The last time the Double Inside Day pattern appeared at the end of last Friday's end of the New York session, it led to the BIG move, shown as the Gap Up at the start of this Sunday's market open.
Also, a S&R Zone printed within a very tall Inside Day pattern, so the BIG move will either be to the upside or downside to do a breakout from the Inside Day's low at 41,593 or pattern's high at 41,790.
