Technical analysis

Technicals are flashing green in the key time frames, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net long while retail traders are majority short.

Latest geopolitical headlines have taken the index lower in the futures market, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net sell while Capital.com’s clients are majority buy.

Most of the losses since the start of the conflict have been undone even as oil prices remain high, and in sentiment CoT speculators have notably increased their net sell bias.

The technical overview remains volatile in the face of the geopolitical event, and in sentiment it’s a story of heavy to extreme long bias among traders both large and small.

Technicals turn negative in the shorter-term time frames, while in sentiment there’s a shift back to net long for CoT speculators.

Technicals weaken in the shorter-term time frame, while in sentiment CoT speculators are finally net short all four U.S. equity indices.

Technical overview remains volatile on the daily time frame, while in sentiment it’s a story of heavy to extreme buy bias.

Valuation, disruption and rotation have been short-term themes testing short-term technicals, though in sentiment traders remain majority buy.

Volatile technical overview has given conformist breakout strategies the clear edge as of late, while in sentiment it remains a majority buy story.

Technical overview remains very much volatile for the precious metal as it seemingly goes parabolic, and traders both large (CoT) and small (retail) remain majority buy.