3Q Corporate Earnings Strong Start, But Energy Markets Uncertainty Weighs
The following research was contributed to by Christine Short, VP of Research at Wall Street Horizon.
Earnings Outlook (week of October 25th) Executive Summary:
- After...
Will Natural Gas Price Reversal Mark Elliott Wave 4 Low?
The price of Natural Gas appears to be reversing course and looking to head higher once more.
Today, I highlight an ellipse buy signal that...
Market Outlook Remains Bullish As Stock Indices Flex Muscle
The S&P 500 Index rallied for the fifth straight session on Tuesday, pushing higher by 0.74%. The index is less than 1% away from...
Bitcoin Rally Facing Important Fibonacci Breakout Resistance!
Can anything stop Bitcoin's rising tide? We may know soon.
Bitcoin's recent run-up to over 60,000 is testing its 2020 highs and a key Fibonacci...
Will Crude Oil Price Breakout Signal Rising Interest Rates?
When crude oil prices rise, investors typically think of an improving global economy.
But when crude oil price rise sharply (by a large amount over...
Natural Gas ETF (UNG) Testing Top Of 7-Year Falling Price Channel
Over the past several weeks, I have dedicated a hefty sum of my time to looking at the rise in commodities (as it ties...
Stock Market Outlook Mixed, Something’s Gotta Give
The S&P 500 Index fell (-0.24%) for the third straight day on Tuesday, but is still clinging to its weakly bullish posture for now....
Are Copper Futures Prices About To Move Higher Again?
The price of copper is already elevated and one of may inflationary indicators investors are watching. Well, it appears to be headed higher again.
On...
Silver Futures Traders: It’s No Time to Slip Here!
Silver futures recorded a major bullish price reversal in early 2020, leading to a multi-month rally that pushed prices as high as $30.
Since peaking...
Ethereum Elliott Wave Cycles Point To Higher Prices
We have seen some nice recoveries in the cryptocurrency markets over the past few trading days. Some intraday structures are looking very impulsive, so...
