Gold prices are creating a bull pennant chart formation that can extend the current uptrend to $1,900 in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin failed to break the symmetrical triangle to the upside (within a potential bullish pennant), which has invited additional selling pressure. A move to $8K likely now IMO.
An inverse head and shoulders points to $1.1050. For this to be a legitimate target, the buyers need to facilitate a break of the neckline at $1.0890.
Crude oil price is trading at the lowest levels since 1999, breaching the $13.75 support. The sellers will target $12.20 next, which is a 127.2% extension.
The inverse head and shoulders pattern is activated and it points to $1,840.
From a technical perspective, shares of Zoom are approaching the buy zone just above the $100 handle.
Gold sellers are targeting levels below the $1,550 mark on the double-top chart pattern.
Crude oil is approaching key short-term support around the $17.50 mark after dipping below the $20 handle for the first time in 18 years.
DAX is now approaching the key short-term resistance. The area between 9,400 and 10,300 consists of multiple resistance layers that are likely to cap any attempt to recover higher.
EUR/USD has been trading higher in the past hour or so. A potential double bottom is in place, which hints to a move to $1.10.
DAX 30 is testing absolutely crucial multi-year support near the 8,000 handle today.
After months of trying, the EUR/USD bulls have finally managed to get a clean close above the descending channel's resistance, paving the way for a move towards $1.1360 and $1.1410.
There is a potential Head and Shoulders pattern in development on the hourly chart, which, if materialized, points towards $1.0970
There is an apparent false break out on a weekly chart which may result in a deeper pull back towards $108.50, especially if we continue to be surrounded by negative headlines concerning the coronavirus outbreak.
Gold prices print a new 7-year high with $1,626 - 161.8% Fibonacci extension - in focus in the short-term.
EUR/USD finally hit a first short-term target for the bears: the Macron gap at $1.0780. We may see a relief rally now.
As expected, USD/JPY breaks out on improving risk sentiment. $111.30 next.
EUR/USD bears are likely to target $1.08 next if today's test of $1.10 proves to be successful.