Tic tac Support 3.9 Stop loss 3.88 Buy between 4 to 3.95 T+1 4.3 T+2. 4.4 Don't forget following and support
It took a little while but what we've just seen in EUR/USD is a great example of a pent-up breakout. The 1.0500 level was tough, with some additional resistance at the Fibonacci levels at 1.0523/1.0533, but once bulls were able to clear that, they had full control and prices have run quickly to the upside. There's another component here, and something I'll follow up with in a later post, but there's been a massive movement-lower in the US Dollar and that's helping to fuel the move in EUR/USD. Tomorrow the European Central Bank is widely-expected to cut rates again, making the fundamental argument behind today's move even more of a challenge. But, the reality is ever since Monday the US Dollar has been on slippery ground as there's now worry and concern of recessionary potential in the U.S. economy. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's GDP Now is suggesting a -2.8% contraction in GDP for Q1, and this follows the dynamics in the yield curve from last year, when the 10-year/3-month Treasury spread remained inverted for much of 2024, only normalizing in Q4 as longer-term yields lifted. There's been a fast re-pricing of rate cuts into the end of the year, further suggesting worry about the U.S. economy and that's a large driver of this move in EUR/USD, as the pair has broken out to the upside even with the ECB readying to cut rates again tomorrow. At this point, RSI on the daily is moving into overbought territory and given the size of the breakout, this can be difficult to chase. There could, however, be pullback potential, especially if we hear a dovish outlay at ECB tomorrow. The 1.0611 area is of interest for higher-low support potential, as is the 1.0500/1.0523-1.0533 zones. - js
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nvda is possible to rise again shares The market’s machine is all connected to one simple theme: the level of volatility in the current environment. When volatility is on the rise, fear starts to spread across participants, from individual investors to systematic funds that rely on algorithms to shift and balance their positions. When volatility is rising, even the machines know it’s time to cut back on stocks and seek safety. That is why during today’s potential market correction, which has started to make its way in the S&P 500 after a decline of just over 6% from the all-time highs made in February 2025, there are signs of institutional capital looking for safer places to guard their money in the markets, as seen in the iShares S&P 500 Value ETF (NYSE:IVE) outperforming the broader S&P 500 by as much as 1.5% over the past trading week alone. Still, there are plenty of individual stocks to be picked in this value and growth preference from the markets, which is where today’s list comes into play for investors looking for that same setup. Names like Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) in the basic materials sector, ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) in the technology space, and even Rocket Companies (NYSE:RKT) in the financial sector all offer similar setups to help investors escape this potential market correction today.
FILUSDT is in Accumulation Zone Will be a good buying option with Discounted Price Entry Made at 3.1 with SL 2.4 and TP 7 A good Gain with least lost
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Currently in Bearish Trend. H&S Pattern in play targeting around 40ish. Weekly Closing above 70 may be a Positive sign. However, if the selling pressure continuous, we may witness 67 & then 63. In my view, it should test 74 - 75 once before going down (if it has to). Important Resistance is around 75 - 76. Important Supports are 67 - 69 & then around 63. One positive sign is that there is a double Bullish Divergence on Shorter Time Frames. If it plays now, we may see 73 - 75 (which is again a Resistance level).
EURAUD - 24h expiry We are trading at overbought extremes. Bearish divergence is expected to cap gains. The rally is close to a correction count on the daily chart. We look to Sell a break of 1.6950. A lower correction is expected. We look to Sell a break of 1.6950 (stop at 1.7010) Our profit targets will be 1.6740 and 1.6710 Resistance: 1.7070 / 1.7100 / 1.7250 Support: 1.6950 / 1.6850 / 1.6730 Risk Disclaimer The trade ideas beyond this page are for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to trade. This information is provided by Signal Centre, a third-party unaffiliated with OANDA, and is intended for general circulation only. OANDA does not guarantee the accuracy of this information and assumes no responsibilities for the information provided by the third party. The information does not take into account the specific investment objectives, financial situation, or particular needs of any particular person. You should take into account your specific investment objectives, financial situation, and particular needs before making a commitment to trade, including seeking advice from an independent financial adviser regarding the suitability of the investment, under a separate engagement, as you deem fit. You accept that you assume all risks in independently viewing the contents and selecting a chosen strategy. Where the research is distributed in Singapore to a person who is not an Accredited Investor, Expert Investor or an Institutional Investor, Oanda Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (“OAP“) accepts legal responsibility for the contents of the report to such persons only to the extent required by law. Singapore customers should contact OAP at 6579 8289 for matters arising from, or in connection with, the information/research distributed.
This analysis is provided by Eden Bradfeld at BlackBull Research. Unilever is one of those stocks I’m aware of but have never had much interest in — it’s a large conglomerate that makes very boring things, like Dove soap (they also make Ben and Jerry’s ice cream). However, the great thing with boring companies is that they’re fairly predictable — if you think about companies that are inevitables, I guess Unilever is one of them. The stock has done nothing for five years. The company had Paul Polman as CEO from 2009 – 2019, and the company did very well. After Polman stepped down the company entered into stagnation. There was nothing wrong with the company, per se – it just stagnated, and margins were largely boosted by price increases rather than organic growth. There was also the mistaken pushback to Polman’s “woke” ethos – from 2009 – 2019 the company roughly quadrupled in value. Subsequent management did not do this. “Woke”, works, in this context – Ben and Jerry’s has been one of Unilever’s fastest growing brands. What are the catalysts to buy this company now? 1) New CEO. Fernando Fernandez – described as a “human tornado”. He has a mandate from the board to turnaround the company, which includes spinning off divisions. 2) The big issue here is the food division – it’s lower margin and on a peer basis is valued at a lower multiple. We need to start there. 3) The company has signalled it intends to spin-off its ice-cream unit, likely as a new company. The ice-cream unit renders around ~8bn in sales, and holds a 20% market share globally. That’s value, and the new co should list at a +2x revenue multiple, which implies a +16bn EUR valuation (analyst estimates are around +18bn) 4) I believe the market doesn’t truly value the ice-cream unit as it stands (as part of a conglomerate). Much like the listing of UMG (ex-Vivendi), I expect this implies +10bn upside. 5) You can find comparators with other consumer spin-offs, like Haleon and Kenvue – Haleon has appreciated +29% since listing, while Kevnue has appreciated +25% in the past year. 6) Management’s metrics are tied to indicators I like, like ROIC (Return on Invested Capital). Under Polman, Unilever had a +18% ROIC. It currently sits at 11% or so. If management can move the needle on this (by divesting, focusing, and leveraging their highly profitable units), then shareholders will see the compounding virtue of ROI. I still have some pause — it isn’t that cheap for the UK market, so you need to consider the differential between the US (and those US listed consumer companies) and the UK. Then again — if you consider the spin-off of the ice cream business reducing the lower-margin food business portion of Unilever’s revenue down to about 22%, then there’s a case to be made for multiple revaluation…