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JPY bags are heavy. Redridge Capital is back with vengeance. This time we are shorting S&P via 7-10 days OTM puts strikes at 5800-5820 and some short positions in Netflix as well. The rationale behind this trade is that the traders might be underestimating the associated volatility that might come with the next Bank of Japan meeting. We are expecting a hawkish outcome which will unwind USDJPY longs and start to unwind the froth in the risk assets as well. The time to strike is now.
SP:SPXShort
by RedridgeCapital
Earnings Season Cranks Up for Gainless S&P 500. What to Expect?The S&P 500 SPX is now showing nearly zero growth since Election Day, November 5. Markets were euphoric to see Donald Trump win the White House for another four years and pushed the S&P 500 to the rarefied air of 6,000 points and above. But that’s not the case anymore. A flurry of data has poured cold water on that breakneck rally, including the latest nonfarm payrolls, which showed employers tapped a whopping 256,000 workers in December, far outpacing expectations of 156,000. The news fanned fears that the Federal Reserve might take its time in cutting interest rates — every investor’s biggest concern right now. It’s up to the earnings season to rejuvenate a falling stock market. To many, the fourth-quarter earnings updates will be the most consequential event as it will also mark President Joe Biden’s departure and the arrival of the main character, Donald Trump. First through the door, as is tradition, are the heavyweight players on Wall Street. This week traders will get to see the earnings results from big banks including JPMorgan JPM , Wells Fargo WFC and Goldman Sachs GS . In addition, the world’s largest asset manager BlackRock BLK will also post its performance. The banks’ updates will provide a glimpse into investor appetite for big-shot dealmaking, business sentiment and also how daring and bold consumers were in their spending activity. Things like net interest income — how much the bank earned on interest after paying out deposits — will be a key gauge for the banking system’s health. Here’s what’s coming from Wall Street’s household names (and some extra). ➡️ Wednesday, January 15, before the bell: Citi C Goldman Sachs GS JPMorgan JPM Wells Fargo WFC BlackRock BLK Bank of New York Mellon BK ➡️ Thursday, January 16, before the open: Bank of America BAC Morgan Stanley MS U.S. Bancorp USB Other earnings include UnitedHealth UNH . Once markets digest the updates from the lending giants, the focus will shift to the next big thing — the Magnificent Seven . It’s a high bar once again for America’s most powerful corporate juggernauts. Investors expect Mag 7 earnings to be up 22% from the same period last year while revenue is eyeballed to have grown 12.3%. The consensus views follow the elite club’s 32.9% earnings jump in the third quarter on revenue increase of 15.4%. Fun fact: the Mag 7 members accounted for 23.1% of all profits in the S&P 500 for the quarter ending September. For the three months to December, they are expected to consume about a quarter of the earnings pie. And for 2025, their market cap is projected to devour more than one-third of the S&P 500’s value, which is around $50 trillion. For the tech geeks, here’s the Mag 7 earnings slate: ➡️ Wednesday, January 29, after the closing bell: Microsoft MSFT Facebook parent Meta META Tesla TSLA ➡️ Thursday, January 30, after the closing bell: Apple AAPL Amazon AMZN ➡️ Tuesday, February 4, after the closing bell: Google parent Alphabet GOOGL ➡️ Wednesday, February 19 (tentative), after the closing bell: Nvidia NVDA Overall, the foresighted market gurus (i.e. the analysts) expect all companies in the S&P 500 to report a roughly 12% advance in quarterly profits compared to the year-ago quarter. For 2025, the consensus call is a 15% increase in corporate profits from last year. There are, of course, the permabears among us who spell doom and gloom. They say that Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs could hinder corporate growth by raising prices for US companies that rely on overseas products. And if those companies decide to pass these costs to customers, then inflation might rear back up, throwing the markets into another painful cycle of higher interest rates. What’s your take? Are you optimistic about the corporate earnings season? And are you excited to see more growth in 2025? Share your thoughts in the comments and let’s spin up the discussion.
SP:SPX
by TradingView
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Trump Returns to the White House: Tariffs EyedToday’s inauguration is undoubtedly a big event for traders, analysts, and the global economy. Everyone is watching. Let’s be frank: regardless of your opinion of Donald Trump or his proposed policies, his Presidential election win over Democrat candidate Kamala Harris on 5 November 2024 was nothing short of remarkable. It was a sweeping victory, and Trump returns to the White House today. Trump’s inauguration is expected to begin at 5:00 pm GMT (midday EST) and marks the start of his second term in office. Robust Economy Provides ‘Tariff’ Legroom for Trump While tariffs are undoubtedly inbound, it is unclear what plans Trump will pursue and when he will implement these strategies. Investors are concerned that imposing tariffs could stoke inflation and hinder consumption (and consequently put the brakes on economic growth). According to the latest data (December 2024), we have seen an uptick in US inflation. Year-on-year (YY), CPI inflation (Consumer Price Index) rose for a third consecutive month to 2.9%, PPI inflation (Producer Price Index) also increased for a third straight month to 3.3%, and the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) primary measure of inflation, the PCE Index (Personal Consumption Expenditures), is hovering just north of the Fed’s 2.0% inflation target at 2.4% (for November 2024). This, coupled with real US GDP (Gross Domestic Product) running at an annualised rate of 3.1% in Q3 24 and jobs data showing that the US economy added 256,000 new payrolls in December 2024, reveals Trump has legroom (some ‘cover’ if you will) to impose tariffs early on in his tenure. Trump Tariff ‘Threats’ So Far Speculation regarding the possibility of as many as 100 executive orders being signed today has been circulating the wires. Plenty of ambiguity is unquestionably present heading into today’s event, and the market dislikes uncertainty. Concerning tariff ‘plans’, Trump has floated several possible approaches, including 100% tariffs against BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) unless their governments commit to the US dollar (USD), as well as tariff threats against Canada, China, and Mexico. Trump voiced intentions of introducing 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico and adding an additional 10% tariff on goods from China. What Will I Be Watching Today? Today, I will primarily be looking for any direction on tariffs, particularly concerning Canada, Mexico, and China. Let’s assume Trump follows through on his threats to Canada and Mexico. A 25% tariff (or more) applied on goods from Canada and Mexico will prompt upside in currency pairs like the USD/CAD (US dollar versus the Canadian dollar) and USD/MXN (US dollar versus the Mexican peso) – for those who monitor implied volatility, check out USD/CAD; we are at levels not seen since early 2023! A 25% tariff on the aforesaid countries will also likely trigger a bid in the US Dollar Index and absorb offers around major resistance at 109.33. In contrast, major US equity indexes are expected to take a hit in this scenario. Another observation I feel needs some consideration is the USD positioning heading into this event. The USD is particularly stretched to the upside for those who monitor COT data (Commitment of Traders report). However, although this may be the case, I still expect USD outperformance on the back of 25% tariffs. Nevertheless, were Trump to pursue a lower tariff rate for Canada and Mexico or not to pursue tariffs at all, a considerable unwind in USD longs is possible, and downside in USD/CAD, USD/MXN, as well as the US Dollar Index, would be on the table (upside in US equities). A situation without tariffs would create considerable volatility and open the door to shorting opportunities in key currency pairs. Regarding China, if Trump were to follow through and impose a 10% additional tariff, this would likely send USD/CNY northbound (US dollar versus the Chinese yuan). Additionally, I expect the AUD/USD (Australian dollar versus the US dollar) and NZD/USD (New Zealand dollar versus the US dollar) pairs to trade lower, given their trading relationships with China. I also believe US and Chinese equity markets will sell off. Less than a 10% tariff or no tariffs on China would likely underpin AUD/USD, NZD/USD, and the noted equity markets (but weigh on the USD/CNY). Looking closely at the S&P 500, you will note that longer-term weekly action ended last Friday in the shape of a bullish engulfing formation, following a shallow correction from all-time highs of 6,099. This, together with the clear-cut uptrend and daily price climbing above its 50-day simple moving average at 5,967 (and a lack of obvious daily resistance), places bulls in a favourable position to challenge all-time highs, technically speaking. Written by FP Markets Market Analyst Aaron Hill
SP:SPXLong
by FPMarkets
Blood on the Street Next Week, S&P Drop incomingI had expected to see the index start falling this past week, so it was surprising to see it rise in such aggressive bursts, even leaving gaps preceding the last three days' openings. This displayed great strength which, Im expecting, induced many investors to go long. This in my view is just as intended to trap them and close them out on a loss this upcoming week by breaking down sharply and filling out the gaps left behind. As a confirmation of this I'm awaiting to see it move below Friday's low which should really tip the price pressure lower after initially catching some of Friday's longs and generating momentum on those liquidations. Ideally, the price won't revisit the high at 6,055 but the ultimate invalidation point is at the all-time high. Happy Trading :)
SP:SPXShort
by HydraFinance
[Education] The Truth About Why You Still Can't Manage You know you should risk only 1% per trade. You understand the math behind proper position sizing. You’ve read all the books about risk management. Yet somehow, you still find yourself breaking these rules “just this once.” I get it. I’ve been there. Even after blowing multiple accounts and losing over $10,000, I still struggled with risk management. Not because I didn’t understand it, but because understanding isn’t enough. Let me share something embarrassing. Last year, I was managing a $200,000 funded account. I had my risk management rules clearly written down. Never risk more than 1%. Never hold through high-impact news. Never average down on losing trades. Then one day, I saw what looked like the perfect setup. Everything aligned. Multiple timeframe confluence, key level, perfect structure. Instead of my usual 1% risk, I convinced myself this trade deserved 3%. After all, with my experience and track record, surely I could handle larger position sizes now? That one decision wiped out two months of profits in 15 minutes. The Psychology Behind Our Self-Sabotage Here’s what makes risk management so tricky. We can intellectually understand its importance while emotionally rejecting it. It’s like knowing exactly how many calories are in a chocolate cake but eating it anyway. The problem isn’t knowledge. When you’re trading a $10,000 account and risking 1% per trade, you’re only risking $100. Even with a 2R winner, that’s just $200 profit. It’s just a day’s worth of salary. Proper risk management feels like you’re making slow progress. When you’re scrolling through social media. you see other traders posting insane gains. Your friend tells you that he turned $1,000 into $10,000 in a week trading crypto. Your mind knows these are likely fake or cherry-picked results, but your emotional mind starts whispering: “Maybe just this once…” The Hidden Cost of “Special” Trades We all have them. Those trades that feel different. The setup looks so perfect that our normal risk management rules seem too conservative. We tell ourselves this is a “special situation” that deserves special treatment. I learned this lesson the hard way with prop firm challenges. I would be up 6% on a challenge, nearly at the profit target. Then I’d see a “perfect setup” and increase my risk to “speed things up.” Almost every time, these “special” trades would end up failing the challenge. What’s worse, even when these larger positions worked out, they reinforced bad habits. Each successful oversized trade became ammunition for my brain to justify breaking rules in the future. The Compound Effect of Risk Management Violations The real danger isn’t just the immediate loss from one oversized trade. It’s the psychological damage that comes from breaking your own rules. Each time you violate your risk management rules and survive, you reinforce the behavior. This is even worse when you violate your rules and profit from the market. You will think that you’re invincible. Think about your last few trades. How many times did you do these? Move your stop loss to “give the trade room”? Add to a losing position because the price looked “even better”? Increase your position size because you were sure about the setup? Each of these decisions might seem small at the moment. But they create a compound effect that eventually leads to huge losses. The Professional’s Reality Want to know what real professional trading looks like? It’s mind-numbingly systematic. I now manage multiple six-figure funded accounts, and my risk management is completely automated. Before each trading day, I calculate my maximum position size based on 1% risk. I set up my position calculator with my account size. I write down my maximum loss for the day. During trading, I input my stop loss distance into my calculator. I take the position size it gives me. No exceptions I set my orders and walk away This isn’t exciting. It’s not flexible. It doesn’t allow for “special situations.” But it works. Building Systems Instead of Relying on Discipline The solution to risk management isn’t more knowledge or better discipline. It’s building systems that make it impossible to break your rules. After losing enough money, I finally created a system that works: First, I removed the trading app from my phone. This prevents me from making unnecessary trades during my non-trading hours. It is also difficult to trade using a phone as I do not have the tools needed for my analysis. Second, I use a position size calculator. It automatically calculates my maximum position size based on stop loss distance with my account size. Third, I track every risk management violation in a journal. This forces me to confront my mistakes instead of ignoring them. The Reality of Recovery Let’s talk about something most traders don’t want to face. The mathematics of recovery. A 20% loss requires a 25% gain to break even A 30% loss requires a 43% gain to break even A 50% loss requires a 100% gain to break even But knowing these numbers isn’t enough. You need to experience first hand the pain of trying to recover from a large drawdown. Only then, will you truly understand why risk management matters. I’m sure you have experienced it one way or another. Wins and losses are not made equally. I remember sitting at my desk, staring at a 40% drawdown in my account. I was entering all sorts of entries on my entry time frame, without considering the context of the higher time frames. I needed a 67% return just to break even. The feeling of wanting to break even led me to take even bigger risks, trying to recover faster. Instead, I dug myself into an even deeper hole and eventually lost my account. The Path to Consistent Risk Management The hardest part about proper risk management isn’t understanding what to do. It’s being satisfied with the results when you do it correctly. When you’re risking 1% per trade, a good month might only yield 5–10% returns. This feels painfully slow compared to the potential returns of larger position sizes. But here’s what I’ve learned: those “slow” months compound into significant returns over time, while aggressive trading eventually leads to blown accounts or even giving up on trading forever. Taking Action: Building Your Risk Management Framework I know it’s not easy to adhere to your risk management rules. You know this skill is essential for your growth in your trading career. If you’re still struggling with risk management, here’s what you need to do: First, accept that your current approach isn’t working. If you’re consistently breaking your rules, you need a complete system overhaul, not just better discipline. Second, automate everything you can. Use position calculators, set up your orders in advance, remove the ability to trade from your phone. Third, create accountability. Share your trades with a mentor or trading community before entering them. Make it embarrassing to break your rules. The Choice Ahead You already know proper risk management is crucial. The question is: Are you ready to build systems that force you to trade properly? This means accepting that: Your returns might look “small” compared to aggressive traders. You’ll have to watch others take risks you “know” would work. Your account will grow slower than you’d like. Your trading will become boring and systematic Want to learn how to build these systems and finally master risk management? My newsletter focuses on creating frameworks that make proper risk management automatic. No relying on discipline, no room for “special” trades, just systematic execution. The market doesn’t care about your knowledge. It only cares about your actions.
SP:SPX
by Keeleytwj
S&P 500 index Wave Analysis 22 January 2025 - S&P 500 index broke resistance levels 6000.00 and 6060.00 - Likely to rise to resistance level 6110.00 S&P 500 index recently broke the resistance levels 6000.00 (top of the previous minor correction) and 6060.00 (top of the previous wave B from December). The breakout of these resistance levels accelerated the active intermediate impulse sequence (3) from the start of January. Given the strong multi-month uptrend, S&P 500 index can be expected to rise to the next resistance level 6110.00, top of the previous impulse wave (1).
SP:SPXLong
by FxProGlobal
Can a breakthrough to the upside be maintained of S&P500?From the technical side, we are seeing a small push higher, breaking above a short-term downside line. Despite this being a somewhat positive occurrence, we would rather wait to see where we close at the end of Friday. For more information, please see the video. MARKETSCOM:US500 RISK DISCLAIMER 74.2% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The value of investments may fall as well as rise and the investor may not get back the amount initially invested. This content is not intended for nor applicable to residents of the UK. Cryptocurrency CFDs and spread bets are restricted in the UK for all retail clients.
MARKETSCOM:US500
by Marketscom
Nightly $SPX / $SPY Predictions for 1.23.2024🔮 📅 Thu Jan 23 🗓️ Day 4 📍 WEF Annual Meetings ⏰ 8:30am 📊 Unemployment Claims: 221K (prev: 217K) ⏰ 11:00am 🎙️ President Trump Speaks 🛢️ Crude Oil Inventories: -0.1M (prev: -2.0M) 💡 Market Insights: 📈 GAP ABOVE HPZ: If we gap up once more, we will break all-time highs. This will be met by a big decline to juice liquidity. 📊 OPEN WITHIN EEZ: Only resistance left, looking for a small pop up into the weekly zone to get a drop back down into the HCZ and HEL. 📉 GAP BELOW HCZ: We will likely get a small bounce, hold, and chop down. #trading #stock #stockmarket #today #daytrading #swingtrading #charting #investing
SP:SPXShort
by PogChan
SPX 500 Returns to All-Time HighsAfter two days of Trump’s official inauguration at the White House, the market maintains a short-term optimistic bias. This has allowed the price to rise by more than 1.5% as expectations grow for low-tax policies that could potentially boost domestic consumption in the United States. Steady Trend: The growing wave of buying positions has brought focus back to the long-term trend that has persisted in the stock index for several months. However, the price will now need to confront the resistance zone at all-time highs to confirm the bullish bias in the coming sessions. RSI: At the moment, the RSI line maintains a significant upward slope and marks levels above the neutral zone at 50. However, it is approaching the inflection point near the overbought zone marked by the 70 level of the indicator. RSI oscillations near this zone could begin to trigger bearish corrections in the actual resistance as an imbalance of long positions starts to emerge. Key Levels: 6.082: The most important short-term resistance level, coinciding with all-time highs and the upper Bollinger Band. Consistent oscillations above this level could set a new record high and reinforce the formation of the long-term bullish trend. 5.963: A nearby support level, located in the middle of the current small lateral range, which could serve as a resting point for future bearish corrections in price. 5.847: The definitive support level, where the latest market lows coincide with the barrier marked by the 100-period moving average. Persistent price oscillations below this level could jeopardize the current long-term bullish bias and pave the way for a fresh wave of selling pressure. By Julian Pineda, CFA - Market Analyst
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREXcom
S&P 500 hits all-time highsUS stock index futures were a touch lower this morning, pulling back following gains for all four majors on Thursday. Yesterday the S&P 500 finally broke above 6,100 to hit a fresh all-time high, while also posting a record close. The Dow and NASDAQ 100 were both around 1% below their respective all-time highs, while the mid-cap, domestically-focused Russell 2000 is now 6% adrift. Bear in mind how the Russell outperformed the other indices in the aftermath of Trump’s decisive electoral victory in November. Could this suggest that there are problems in the broader US stock market, away from the giant multinationals? The yield on the 10-year Treasury note is unchanged from yesterday at around 4.63%. The pullback in yields since last week’s benign inflation data is giving equities some support. The US dollar has fallen from the 26-month highs hit just under a fortnight ago. The Dollar Index has lost around 2.5% since then which is a significant move. Prior to Trump’s inauguration, the dollar had rallied, partly on the expectation that he would impose immediate swingeing tariffs from ‘Day 1’ as he threatened while on the campaign trail. The dollar retreated as tariffs weren’t forthcoming, and it fell further overnight following Trump’s call for an immediate cut in interest rates. His call comes just ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting. Although the probability of another cut from the Fed is realistically zero. The fourth quarter earnings season has had a positive start, and this is helping to support equities. Today brings results from a range of corporates across different sectors including American Express, Verizon Communications, NextEra Energy, HCA Healthcare and some regional banks. There are also updates on US Manufacturing and Services PMIs.
TRADENATIONSB:US500
by TradeNation
Global Liquidity Index Overlaid on S&P 500 Tracking the Global Liquidity Index with the S&P 500 helps understand liquidity's impact on market performance and predict future moves. The GLI offers a unified view of central bank balance sheets, converted to USD, excluding currency-pegged banks, with reliable data since 2007. Rising liquidity often leads to market growth, while declining liquidity could signal pullbacks or increased volatility. Liquidity Spikes: Sudden rises in the GLI may boost the S&P 500. Liquidity Dips: Falling liquidity may signal market decline due to higher volatility and trading difficulties. Divergence between the GLI & S&P 500: If stocks rise while liquidity falls, a correction might be coming. If liquidity rises while stocks fall, the market might catch up to the liquidity increase. The GLI indicates that risk appetite is starting to decline. High liquidity encourages risk-taking; low liquidity leads to safer investments, increasing volatility and potential market declines. Thanks for Liking and Sharing! 🥕🐇
SP:SPX
by GreyRabbitFinance
Weekly GEX Insights: 01/13 SPX dropTotal Correction? What Can an Options Trader Do in This Situation? How Far Might We Fall This Week? We’ll tackle these questions in this week’s options newsletter! It looks like the new president hasn’t even been sworn in yet, but the market is already reacting with fear to every statement he makes. Last week’s economic data didn’t help ease those concerns either. SPX Weekly Analysis Friday’s red candle set a bearish tone heading into this week. Everyone is predicting and pricing in a potential market apocalypse, and I keep getting the same question: “Greg, how far can we fall?” My answer remains the same: we can fall indefinitely—nobody can know for certain ahead of time. What we can do, however, is analyze our charts and use the our weekly GEX profile to identify the key levels, so we can better understand the market’s dynamics. Examining expirations through Friday, every NETGEX profile is negative , so we can expect volatile movements this week. We’re currently trading below the HVL level, which means that market makers are likely to move in tandem with retail traders. This typically results in bigger swings. We already saw this heightened volatility last week—just look at the size of the candles, and you can tell how quickly sentiment can shift. Below 5965 (the HVL level), we are in a high volatility zone what lies underneath? 1st Support Range: 5780–5800 5800: Currently the strongest PUT support level on the downside. A correction may pause here due to profit-taking. Right beneath this level is the previous gap-fill zone. Remember, these areas function as ranges rather than single lines, as I’ve highlighted down to 5780. This could easily be a take-profit target for traders playing gap fills—an approach that’s quite popular. 2nd Support Range: 5700–5650 (Very Strong) Starting at 5700: We encounter another robust PUT support zone. This area is reinforced by previous lows, previous highs, and the 4/8 grid boundary from our indicator. Even if nowhere else, many expect at least a local rebound to occur within these levels. Putting it all together, it’s clear that the weekly trading range is shaping up to be roughly between 5680 and 5965, expecting big & volatile moves. Remember, CPI and PPI data are coming out on Tuesday and Wednesday, which could trigger additional volatility. When looking at SPX, SPY, or /ES futures, my opinion is that the rapidly spiking implied volatility (IV) during a market drop, along with a PUT pricing skew, can present favorable opportunities for options traders. The distance to the strongest lower support zone is around 100–150 points, so you could: Trade directionally for the short term—hoping to be either right or wrong quickly, or Try to profit from the market situation in a more strategic way (which is what I typically do). Personally, I prefer the second approach: I’ll open short-term (a few days) credit put ratio spreads for a small credit, which gives me a wide breakeven range and a big “tent” on the downside.
SP:SPX
by TanukiTrade
Potential trade setup on S&P 500We are looking at a long trade on S&P 500 based on the stretch strategy. There is trend,stretch and direction alignment with this trade on both 1h and Daily TF. Early entry was taken on swing high breakout on 1h for a trend change. There is a high probability for range,previous daily high and range to be formed to the upside. We will exit the trade once range has been achieved. Trader Order Details: S&P 500(Long) E - 6083 SL - 6066 T - 6122 We will be tracking this move and updating the post as we go along on the charts and on video. Keep a look out for it traders.
CAPITALCOM:US500Long
by masterthemarkets2010
Two Daily Gaps attract market for pullbackAlthough S&P500 is within uptrend, recent days has left two clearly visible gaps behind. That means that it is highly possible that SPX will come back to cover those gaps in the near future, before it continue uptrend (if it will). Same picture at NDX chart with two 4H gaps. I take this idea to apply to all markets including crypto. While chances to resume higher timeframe uptrend are valid for Bitcoin, Stock Indices will most probably influence it's short term price action.
TVC:SPX
by WiseAnalyze
Nightly SPX/SPX/SPY Predictions for 1.27.2024🔮 📅 Mon Jan 27 No major U.S. data 🌍 Global Watch: ECB signals 2025 rate cuts (25–50 bps expected). 📅 Tue Jan 28 ⏰ 10:00am ET 📊 CB Consumer Confidence: 105.9 (prev: 104.7) 🌍 Global Watch: Eurozone inflation rises to 2.4% (stagflation risks). 📅 Wed Jan 29 ⏰ 2:00pm ET 📊 Federal Funds Rate: 4.50% (prev: 4.50%) 📜 FOMC Statement ⏰ 2:30pm ET 🎙️ FOMC Press Conference 🌍 Global Watch: ECB downgrades 2025 GDP to 1.1% (Germany recession). 📅 Thu Jan 30 ⏰ 8:30am ET 📊 Advance GDP q/q: 2.7% (prev: 3.1%) 📊 Unemployment Claims: 221K (prev: 223K) 🌍 Global Watch: ECB rate decision (25–50 bps cut expected). 📅 Fri Jan 31 ⏰ 8:30am ET 📊 Core PCE Price Index m/m: 0.2% (prev: 0.1%) 📊 Employment Cost Index q/q: 0.9% (prev: 0.8%) 🌍 Global Watch: Eurozone Q4 GDP forecast: 0.3–0.4% (spillover risk). 💡 Market Insights: 📈 GAP ABOVE HPZ: A further gap up would lead to it holding for a little, then dropping back down into the EEZ. 📊 OPEN WITHIN EEZ: Hard to move up higher, so will slowly chop down to the Cushion levels. 📉 GAP BELOW HCZ: Due to the ongoing momentum, we will get a slight recovery but still drop and chop back down into the lower range. #trading #stock #stockmarket #today #daytrading #charting #trendtao
SP:SPXShort
by PogChan