Capital.com Research Team

Price gaps represent a clear imbalance in supply and demand, making them one of the purest representations of momentum in financial markets.

It’s finally happened: the S&P 500 has started to retreat after a strong upward trend. Between late October and early November, the US headline index surged by 28%, marking a powerful uptrend.

With EUR/USD reaching its lowest point since November, let's delve into the driving forces behind this downturn, identify critical levels to monitor, and analyse the lower timeframe price action.

Welcome to Swing Mapping Part 3, where we delve into three different approaches to trade management using swing mapping methods.

Having surged higher during the first quarter of the year, Nvidia’s share price is currently in ‘mean reversion mode’.

Having broken through long-term resistance and come within touching distance of the February 2023 highs, the FTSE took a pause for breath last week pulling back from recent highs.

Welcome to part 2 of our 3-part series on swing mapping – a highly underestimated technique that can be applied to any market on any timeframe.

The US dollar has shown signs of strength in recent trading sessions, buoyed by encouraging developments in the US manufacturing sector. Specifically, the dollar's rise comes on the heels of news that the US manufacturing industry expanded in March for the first time since September 2022.

In early-January we published a Breakout Alert highlighting Nvidia’s breakout from a long-term consolidation phase. Nearly two months on, the shares have surged 59% and we’re now left asking, can Nvidia go higher?

The recent exponential surge in the share price of chip maker Arm underscores the fevered speculation gripping the AI sector.