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US30 Rising Window:
The candles are moving within an Ascending Channel formed by the two trendlines (in red and green dotted lines).

A Gap Up (Rising Window) showed up on the Hourly within a S&R Zone. The Gap Up has strong forces of Support. The bulls can rise up, anywhere between the midline of the tall Bearish candle (at 46,930) and the Inside Day's high of 46,998. The bulls may go to 46,947.

In order for the bears to drop down past the S&R Zone, they would have to close that Gap with a candle close past 46.776. If they happened, they can break the Bearish Trendline (in green dotted line) to flip the market bias from bullish to bearish and keep dropping down.
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US30 Be Careful!
Looking at the Hourly, it is in Bullish (directional) Market Bias from the candles moving to the left of the Bullish Trendline (in green dotted line).

Caution is recommended because a new and tall S&R Zone formed.

The bulls will either rise above the Zone towards the midline of the tall bearish candle at 46,930 and and go higher for a breakout at the high of the Inside Day at 46,998 (shown as an orange line) OR the bears will drop below the S&R Zone to not only do a breakout at the low of the Inside Day at 46,711 (shown as an orange line), but also cross the Bullish Trendline to flip the market bias from bullish to bearish to head for the Swing Low of 46,554.

*Side Note:
Pay close attention to price action when moving within a S&R Zone because it's the footprint of the "whales" to tell you where the action will really take place, once there's a true (and not false) breakout from the Zone.
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US30 is currently at $46778 and is bullish from the Monthly and Weekly timeframe while the Daily timeframe showed signs of bullish consolidation. Looking at the Daily timeframe, price trading above the 21/50 SMA region and bullish on the RSI with the retracements not deep enough to tap the SMA levels. Price bullish during September.
The 4-hour timeframe show price trading bullish after a deep retracement testing the $45750 pivot level at the 50 SMA. Price trading bullish after a push from the 21/50 SMA region and currently residing in the sweet spot region of the RSI between 45-55. Looking for long opportunity in line with the confluence, potentially at the $46500 pivot level.
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US30 US100 I still believe that it is going to crash suddenly and destroy the buyers, I would say it is going down at least 10%-20%, but not sure from where it will fall it is up to Trump to fight again with China or come up with something new to make them fall but I guess we are getting close...

US30 *For Swing Traders:
The Daily is in Neutral (directional) Market Bias because the Shooting Star is tethered to the Bullish Trendline (in green dotted line).

A Shooting Star that appears at the top of a rally reveals that the market is in Overbought Territory. It is a top reversal pattern to shift the trend to the downside.

When the market opens on Sunday, we MAY see another bullish candle do an upper wick fill (that's either partial or in full) before the market drops down. If no upper wick fill right away, then eventually.

Take Profit Projections to the Downside:
46,521 - Top of the S&R Zone
46,196 - Bottom of the S&R Zone
46,107 - Mean Reversion Level

*Side Note:
The Major Pivot High of the Shooting Star (shown as a circled red arrow) makes for a great swing trade to hold until either a Minor Pivot Low or Major Pivot Low forms.
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US30USD 📊 US30/DJ30 Index CFD Live Feed - Oct 04, 2025 (Markets Closed, Latest: Oct 03 Close)
📈 Current Price Snapshot
Live Price: 46,758.28 (settled at Friday close, up from prior session)
Daily Change: +238.56 points (+0.51%) – steady climb, volume lighter than average
Open: 46,583.90 | High: 47,049.64 | Low: 46,566.87
Volume: 426M shares (below avg 489M) – quieter trading day, less frenzy
52-Week Range: Low 36,611.78 | High 47,049.64 – near yearly peak, testing limits
Explanation: This locks in the index's position post-Friday—0.51% gain shows buyers held edge over sellers, but low volume signals caution, not full steam ahead. CFD traders mirror this spot price for entries/exits.

📊 Fundamental & Macro Score Points
Fundamental Score: 7/10 – Earnings solid across 30 blue-chips, but valuations stretch at current levels
Macro Score: 6/10 – GDP pegged at 1.9% for 2025, below trend; rate cuts eyed but policy shifts loom
Explanation: Fundamentals rate higher on corporate profits holding firm (key DJ components like tech/industrials report steady), but macro drags from slower growth forecasts—translates to measured upside potential, not explosive. Scores blend earnings data with econ projections for clear risk gauge.

😊 Retail Traders Sentiment Outlook
Bullish (Long): 36% – Optimists lean in on recent gains
Bearish (Short): 64% – Pessimists dominate, eyeing overbought signals
Explanation: Retail crowd (from client position trackers) tilts bear—more shorts piled in last week, betting on pullback. Overall mood: Cautiously divided, with bears leading by 28 points; tracks individual investor surveys showing slight uptick in bulls but still outnumbered.

🏦 Institutional Traders Sentiment Outlook
Net Allocation: -14% underweight US equities – Big players trimming exposure
Explanation: Funds hold back 14% below benchmark on DJ-linked assets—view as overcrowded, per manager polls. Mood: Defensive, favoring cash over full bets; institutions move markets, so this underweight hints at restrained buying power ahead.

😱 Fear & Greed Index
Current Reading: Neutral
Investor Mood Measure: Investors split—neither panic-selling nor chasing highs
Explanation: Gauges 7 factors like volatility/junk bonds; neutral means steady hands, no herd rush. Tracks overall investor pulse: Balanced setup avoids fear-driven dumps or greed-fueled bubbles, keeping volatility in check.

🐂 Overall Market Outlook Score
Bull (Long) Lean: Mild Bull – +3.8 bull-bear spread
Explanation: Nets positive on fresh gains + retail uptick, but institutional caution caps it—mild bull flags controlled optimism, not all-in rally. Short bets stay viable if macro softens.

⚠️ Feed Note: All pulls from live exchange/ticker data—markets dark till Monday. Track for opens.