Yields Spike Triggering Investor Fear, Gold Slammed Again, Oil Potential Breakout On Tanker Strikes

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- Key trading strategy
- Indicators used
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- Timeframes mentioned
- Risk management tips
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**Summary:** **Stock Tickers & Price Levels:** - S&P 500: Support at 7570 (midpoint pivot line), potential breakdown level around recent lows. - WTI Oil: Resistance at $88+ per barrel, potential breakout above $90 or even $100 if tensions escalate. - US 10-year yield: Resistance at 4.8%, potential breakout above 5% which could cause market panic. - Japanese 10-year yield: Hit 3% for the first time in over 30 years. **Key Trading Strategy:** - Gareth Soloway is watching the S&P 500's midpoint pivot line at 7570 as a key level to determine market stance (neutral to bullish if held, neutral to bearish if broken). - He is also monitoring the US 10-year yield's resistance at 4.8% and potential breakout above 5%. **Indicators Used:** - Technical analysis, including support/resistance levels, pivot points, and chart patterns (e.g., megaphone pattern on S&P 500). - Market data, such as oil prices and yields. **Entry/Exit Rules & Suggested Trades:** - If S&P 500 futures break below 7570, consider short-term bearish stance and test major breakdown levels. - If S&P 500 holds above 7570 and yields pull back from resistance, consider short-term bullish stance and potential new all-time highs in the next few weeks to months. - If oil breaks out above $90 or $100, consider monitoring for potential market impact. **Timeframes Mentioned:** - Short-term: Daily and intraday charts. - Medium-term: Weeks to months (for potential new all-time highs in S&P 500). **Risk Management Tips:** - Focus on logic and data, not hype or narratives. - Be careful not to let emotions control trading decisions. - Respect support and resistance levels until proven otherwise. - Monitor key levels and watch for potential breakouts or pullbacks. - Consider the 100-year cycle and potential recession risks in the long term.