MicroStrategy is showing weakness, potentially leaking lower if persistent market conditions of a stronger dollar and yields continue.
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Commodities Update: Technical Analysis: OIL RIPPING HIGHER WITH YIELDS, GOLD, SILVER AND SPX DOWN
The creator provides a technical analysis of various commodities, currencies, and market indices. They observe that rising dollar and yields are negatively impacting precious metals and broader equity markets like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while crude oil and natural gas show strength due to supply concerns. The creator expresses a bullish outlook on oil and natural gas, anticipating further price increases.
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The industrial sector ETF XLI is expected to go lower, with a potential acceleration down to support zones as stronger dollar and yields persist.
The Nasdaq is showing significant weakness, described as 'complete garbage', due to the strong dollar and yields, and is expected to continue declining.
The S&P 500 is declining due to stronger dollar and yields, and is expected to continue lower as these market conditions persist.
The regional banking ETF KRE is holding steady despite unfavorable market conditions, suggesting it is waiting for the right market environment to move higher.
Wheat is showing strength and looks good to work its way higher, despite not moving as much as oil.
Nickel is showing a very bullish setup as it holds sideways and waits for unfavorable market conditions to pass, indicating potential for a significant move higher.
The uranium ETF URN is holding its pattern, indicating stability despite current market headwinds, and is expected to perform well when conditions are favorable.
The uranium ETF URA is holding within its pattern despite unfavorable market conditions, suggesting resilience and potential for future upside.
Platinum is showing similar weakness to silver with small red candlesticks, indicating selling pressure, but a clear breakdown has not occurred yet.
Silver is down sharply but is currently at support, with the potential for a bottoming pattern if it can reverse higher, but downside risk exists if it breaks below 61.
Natural gas, particularly ETF gas, is expected to rip higher due to a deficit and Qatar not returning supply, indicating a strong bullish setup.