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Ethereum is now down 38% since the August highs! For the moment, there are no clear signs that the consolidation is over. We’ve reached the discount zone (50% Fibonacci retracement), so it’s time to watch how price reacts around key support areas: 3170 → 50% Fibonacci retracement Imbalance zone → 2636–2933 Minor support → 2114 Major swing support zone → 1385–1955 These levels could offer potential reversal setups if buyers step back in. Stay alert for signs of momentum shifting! Source: Bloomberg

After an 18% consolidation since May, Hannover Rueck seems to be regaining strength. A first low formed in September, followed by a 12% rebound — a sign of buyers stepping back in. Recently, the stock retested the double support zone and confirmed a higher low, strengthening the case for a potential trend reversal and offering what looks like a second opportunity for momentum traders. Source: Bloomberg

Nearly 5% consolidation since the October high! A lot of stops have been triggered after breaking below 23,684, providing the fuel for a potential rebound toward new highs. The index is now entering a major swing support zone between 23,284 and 23,712 — keep an eye on price action in the coming days to confirm a possible low. Source: Bloomberg

After a 32% consolidation since September 2024, we’re now seeing signs of a short-term trend reversal! This is a very advanced signal that still needs confirmation from breakouts on longer time frames. On the monthly chart, Givaudan has reached an imbalance zone that could act as a strong support area — and we’re about 10% away from the major support zone starting around 2875. Source: Bloomberg

The past 30 times this happened, $SPX fell 83% of the time 2 months later ➡️ What is a Hindenburg Omen ??? The Hindenburg Omen is a technical analysis signal that’s often cited as a warning of a potential stock market crash or major correction. It’s named (dramatically) after the Hindenburg airship disaster, implying that markets might be headed for a similar fiery fate when the signal appears. Here’s what it actually means 👇 ⚙️ The Mechanics The Hindenburg Omen triggers when a specific combination of conditions occur on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE): 1. A large number of stocks hit new 52-week highs and a large number hit new 52-week lows — on the same day. 2. The number of new highs and new lows both represent more than 2.2% of all issues traded. 3. The NYSE composite index is above its level from 50 trading days ago (i.e., the market is still in an uptrend). 4. Market breadth (the McClellan Oscillator) is negative. 💡 What It Signals - This combo suggests internal conflict in the market — investors are both euphoric (driving some stocks to new highs) and fearful (dumping others to new lows). - That kind of divergence often happens before major turning points — when optimism and fear coexist uneasily. ⚠️ The Catch - It’s not a guaranteed crash predictor. - Historically, it’s produced lots of false alarms, but most major market crashes (like 2008) were preceded by one. So, think of it as a “storm warning” — not a crash forecast. When it flashes, investors tend to watch liquidity, breadth, and credit spreads much more closely. Source: Subu Trade: h/t @McClellanOsc

The stock has consolidated about 15% since July and reached the imbalance zone between 4,878 and 5,038. This area also corresponds to the 50% Fibonacci retracement from the latest swing (4,096–5,839). A confirmation is still needed to validate that this level will hold — keep an eye on 5,327 for a potential breakout confirmation. Source: Bloomberg

The stock rebounded two days ago on a key swing support zone! Support at 291.44 was tested but managed to hold, with a close above that level. This could mark the end of the consolidation phase and the beginning of a new upward move. Source: Bloomberg

After a 46% consolidation since January 2022, we finally have confirmation that the trend is reversing. The breakout above 78.27 marks the end of the consolidation phase, establishing 70.42 as the likely low. Interestingly, the stock broke below its 2003 long-term trend in July this year, but has now reclaimed it, confirming that this historical level remains valid. While a pullback could occur following a new high, it’s still too early to define a swing top — momentum is clearly back. Source: Bloomberg