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Gold Wave Analysis – 19 March 2025

Posted on: Mar 20 2025

Gold: ⬆️ Buy – Gold continues daily uptrend – Likely to rise to resistance level 3100.00 Gold rises sharply after breaking the resistance zone between the resistance 2956.00 (top of the previous impulse wave 3) and the round resistance level.
USD/CAD Daily Analysis (D1)

Posted on: Mar 19 2025

Introduction to USDCAD The USD/CAD, popularly known as “The Loonie,” is one of the most actively traded forex pairs globally, reflecting the economic relationship between the United States and Canada. This pair is strongly affected by fluctuations in commodity prices, particularly oil, due to Canada’s role as a significant commodity exporter. Traders closely monitor economic […]

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Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights17th-21st March 2025

Posted on: Mar 17 2025

Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights17th-21st March 2025     Week Ahead: Highlights include FOMC, BoJ, BoE, SNB, US Retail Sales, Aussie jobs, Japan & Canada CPI jobs,...
Intel (INTC) Shares Surge by Approximately 14%

Posted on: Mar 15 2025

As shown in the Intel (INTC) stock chart, trading opened yesterday with a strong bullish gap, by the end of the session, shares had risen by approximately 14%...
Adobe Wave Analysis – 13 March 2025

Posted on: Mar 14 2025

Adobe: ⬇️ Sell – Adobe broke round support level 400.00 – Likely to fall to support level 360.00 Adobe recently broke with the sharp downward gap the round support level 400.00, which stopped wave 5 of the previous impulse wave.
EUR/USD retreats slightly from recent highs as buyers ease back

Posted on: Mar 13 2025

EUR/USD bidders eased off the gas pedal on Wednesday, allowing Fiber to retreat around one-third of one percent and pushed bids back below the 1.0900 major price handle.

Tesla (TSLA) Shares Drop Over 15%

Posted on: Mar 12 2025

In our previous analysis, we identified a descending channel and suggested that if the psychological support level of $300 failed to hold, further declines could follow.