Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
12179 tópicos neste fórum
-
Polygon Price Prediction: Polygon’s native POL price has slumped as news about the payments consortium puts fundamentals back in focus. Polygon’s native token POL slipped over the past day as traders assessed new activity in the payments sector that could influence on-chain use in the coming months. On November 7, POL traded near $0.164, showing a decline of -4% and moving between $0.161 and $0.170 during the session. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Trading volume sat around $60–$110M, while the token’s market value held close to $1.7Bn. What Does the…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Bitcoin price is sitting at an important area as it tests its 50-week simple moving average near $102,000. This level has supported past market cycles. When it failed in earlier years, the market slipped into deeper declines. Right now, Bitcoin price trades close to $101,500, down about -2.4% in the past day. Even so, it’s still down -5.8% over the week. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time Daily trading volume is near $61.7Bn, showing steady participation despite the pullback. Traders are watching this zone closely. A clean bounce could calm the market a…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
A day after another billion-dollar liquidation cascade, veteran crypto analyst Trader Mayne says his core thesis is unchanged: the bull cycle’s top is “not in,” and the market is in the process of printing a weekly cycle low that could set up one more leg higher into year-end. “I’ve been banging on the drum about the high not being in,” he said in a November 5 video, adding that he remains “a BTC maxi from the spot perspective,” despite tactical longs and shorts that have been hit-and-miss during the recent volatility. Is The Bitcoin Bottom In? Mayne framed the selloff—coming less than a month after an almost $20 billion wipeout on October 10—as a feature, not a bug, of …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Bitcoin fell to a five-month low before staging a modest recovery, testing a crucial support line that traders say could decide the short-term fate of the bull market. According to Crypto Onchain, Bitcoin hit an intraday low of $98,900 before buyers pushed the price back above $101,000 and later to $103,400 at the time of writing. The top coin’s year-to-date gain sits at close to 10% after peaking at an all-time high of $126,300 in October. Bears Break $107,000 Fortress Based on analysis from Crypto Onchain and on-chain data provider CryptoQuant, Bitcoin lost the $107,000 support after roughly 130 days of trading in a band between that level and $123,000. The move …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Konkola Copper Mine. (Image: Vedanta Resources) Vedanta Resources announced Thursday the launch of CopperTech Metals Inc., a US-domiciled company with a mission to bolster America’s copper security needs. The India-based miner also said it will be capitalizing on surging copper demand driven by data center expansion, grid modernization, defense technologies and industrial onshoring requirements. CopperTech will own and operate the Konkola Copper Mines in Zambia, one of the highest-grade copper producing assets in the world with proven cobalt reserves. CopperTech intends to build on the existing $3 billion investment made by Vedanta Resources Limited in …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
American stock indices started the week with a notable decline. Investors, accustomed to the continuous growth of tech companies, faced an unpleasant reminder: even the fastest-growing markets are not immune to pullbacks. Market participants are now focused on the artificial intelligence sector, which has been the main driver of growth in recent months, and appears to be the first area of vulnerability. Sentiment is ChangingOn Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 251 points (–0.5%), while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite lost 1.2% and 2%, respectively. The decline is attributed to warnings from executives of the two largest investment banks, who believe tha…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Oil prices in early November have slightly recovered after a prolonged decline. Investors, tired of discussions about oversupply, finally received a signal to take a breather: sanctions against Russian companies are now noticeably affecting supply levels. This has somewhat eased fears of an oversaturated market, although fundamentally, the situation remains ambiguous. Modest Growth After the DeclineAfter three months of falling prices, oil quotes have finally moved upwards. Brent rose by 0.6%, reaching $63.87 per barrel, while U.S. WTI increased by 0.7% to $59.99. This is a slight but symbolic rebound: previous weeks ended in the red, with prices hitting two-week lows. Th…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
The global gold market completes the first week of November in a zone of confidence. After a brief pause, quotes have once again consolidated around the key level of $4000 per ounce. This recovery has been aided by a weakening dollar and overall uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy, which is experiencing the longest government shutdown in history. Against this shaky fundamental backdrop, gold is once again proving itself to be a reliable safe-haven asset, though not without pressure from riskier markets. Growth Amid Weak Dollar and Political ChaosOver the course of the day, gold gained about 0.4%, with December futures reaching $4005 per ounce. The dollar's 0.2% drop…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
In my previous review, I mentioned that the outcomes of the Bank of England meeting did not surprise me at all, but at the same time, four "doves" represent almost as many as the "hawks" currently on the committee. The market anticipated a more unanimous decision, and a larger number of "doves" suggests that the BoE's stance is less "neutral" than expected. Consequently, the market had every reason to further reduce demand for the pound sterling on Thursday. However, the market's demand for the pound was increasing. I want to remind you that the wave analysis for the GBP/USD instrument has become significantly complicated in recent weeks, which was unexpected for everyone…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
First of all, I want to note that demand for the British currency rose on Thursday. For the last three weeks, the pound sterling has only been declining, but today it is rising. Perhaps the Bank of England made a "hawkish" decision or hinted at a longer maintenance of the interest rate at its current level? What else could have happened at the meeting if the pound had been rising after falling for three weeks straight amid a somewhat contradictory news backdrop? At first glance, the outcomes of the BoE meeting leave one confused. The pound sterling, which has recently fallen on any given factor—even reacting to Rachel Reeves' triple comments about the need to raise taxes …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
I am not sure if Donald Trump is familiar with Albert Camus' work "Caligula," but the American president behaves somewhat like the Roman emperor. Caligula convinced himself that the highest value is death, not life. He executed friends and forgave enemies. The occupant of the White House has asserted that tariffs are beneficial not only for the American economy but also for the global economy. If the Supreme Court strikes them down, the entire world will fall into depression. Seriously, Donald? The first day of hearings on the tariffs proved extremely unpleasant for the White House. The judges classified them as taxes, which, in the U.S., is the prerogative of Congress. T…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
The EUR/USD pair has drifted after recent price action. Over the past two days, bears have been actively testing this price barrier (the low on Wednesday was 1.1470), but to no avail. Whenever the price approached 1.1480, the downward swing would lose momentum, and buyers of EUR/USD would take the lead. As a result, the pair moved away from the 14-figure zone and settled above the target of 1.1500. A logical question arises: are we dealing with a correction or a trend reversal? First and foremost, it should be noted that the dollar effectively ignored Wednesday's macroeconomic reports, despite their "green" outlook. Specifically, the ADP report reflected an increase of…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 6 Risk assets are flashing warning signs again as November records three losing sessions out of four, extending October’s shaky momentum. The Challenger job cuts report published this morning showed layoffs at their highest pace since October 2003, painting a grim backdrop for the US economy. While some argue AI-driven productivity allows firms to sustain profits with leaner teams, weaker employment inevitably risks weighing on consumption. Read More:Stocks get slammed again after a hopeful reboundUSD/JPY hits resistance: Bearish signal warns of a potential topBitcoin holds above $100,000, but for ho…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Ethereum is attempting to regain stability after the sharp selloff on Tuesday that sent its price plunging below $3,100. The drop triggered widespread liquidations across the crypto market, with ETH briefly touching multi-week lows before finding support. As of today, bulls are trying to reclaim the $3,350 level, a short-term resistance zone that could determine whether the asset stages a broader recovery or faces another leg down. Despite the volatility, on-chain data reveals a different story beneath the surface. Large investors — often referred to as whales — have continued to accumulate ETH, signaling long-term confidence in the network’s fundamentals. Their steady …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Yesterday's session offered quite a positive rewind after what had been a rough start to the month. The powerful uptrends are still technically dominant in the global stocks' impressive yearly explosion, but ever since their first appearance at the big surprise in the August NFP, it seems that sellers are trying to make a decisive appearance again. The underlying technical background for equities has largely stayed positive: strong fundamental value underpinned by roughly 80% of reporting US firms showing growth, combined with a projected dovish path from the Fed while the economy stands solid, had fueled exactly what the bulls needed to close last month at new highs. …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Following a stormy week that erased over $1 trillion in crypto market capitalization, signs of recovery are emerging, with the XRP price leading the way. While Bitcoin struggled to hold the $104,000 mark and Ethereum remained under pressure near $3,400, the XRP price rallied nearly 5% to trade around $2.31, outpacing both majors. Related Reading: Galaxy Digital Slashes Bitcoin EOY Price Target To $120,000 Analysts attribute this strength to robust fundamentals, including Ripple’s strategic partnership with Mastercard and renewed institutional interest following a $500 million investment round. The Mastercard collaboration marks one of the first instances of a U.S.-reg…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Sweden’s parliament on Wednesday voted to repeal a 2018 moratorium on uranium mining, clearing the way for exploration and mining from Jan. 1 2026. The move by Sweden’s unicameral national parliament, the Riksdag, re-enables full bedrock exploration and the ability to apply for permits and mining concessions for uranium under Sweden’s existing Minerals Act framework. The Nordic state hosts an estimated 27% of Europe’s known uranium within its bedrock, according to the Geological Survey of Sweden. “It is very positive that the Riksdag is now backing the government’s proposal,” Swedish Mining Association (Svemin) CEO Maria Sunér said Wednesday in a release. “There a…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has changed—and unfortunately, not for the better. It's still too early to conclude that the upward trend segment has been canceled, but the recent decline in the euro has made it necessary to revise the wave structure. We now see a series of corrective formations, which may be part of a larger wave 4 within the overall uptrend. In that case, wave 4 has taken on an unusually extended shape, though the overall wave pattern remains intact. The upward trend formation continues, while the news background still largely fails to support the dollar. The trade war initiated by Donald Trump continues. His conflict with the Federal R…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Bitcoin is once again at a pivotal moment after briefly dipping below the $100,000 level on Tuesday, testing one of the most important psychological and structural supports of the cycle. The market remains tense as bulls attempt to defend this zone amid rising volatility and persistent selling pressure. Momentum has clearly slowed, and traders are now looking for signs of stabilization as the next directional move takes shape. According to top analyst Darkfost, a major shift is unfolding beneath the surface — Bitcoin’s open interest across major centralized exchanges continues to struggle to recover. Since the mass liquidation event on October 10, when over $10 billion …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Today, gold briefly surpassed the key $4,000 level, but failed to hold above it. At the same time, the U.S. dollar also declined. On Wednesday, the sixth week of the U.S. government shutdown began, marking the longest in history, surpassing the previous 35-day record set during Donald Trump's first presidential term. Economists are expressing concern about how this prolonged shutdown might affect key economic indicators. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has calculated that such a suspension could reduce U.S. GDP by 1–2% in the fourth quarter. As a result, the U.S. dollar, which had recently reached its highest levels since late May, retreated, and gold pr…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Cardano (ADA) is staging a cautious rebound after testing the critical $0.52–$0.57 support range, a zone that has historically triggered major reversals. Market analyst Ali Martinez highlighted that every touch of this area since late 2024 has resulted in a sharp upside reaction, signaling strong buyer interest. ADA now trades around $0.53, with bulls aiming to defend this zone to avoid retracements. The rebound coincides with improving on-chain sentiment and growing accumulation around long-term supports. Analysts say that as long as ADA maintains this base, the path toward $0.72 and $1.15 remains valid. A close below $0.52, however, could reintroduce bearish pressure…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
American Tungsten (CSE: TUNG) has received a letter of interest from the US Export-Import Bank (EXIM) for a potential $25.5 million loan to fund mining development and milling facilities at its IMA mine in Idaho. The loan, if approved, will help provide access to a domestic source of tungsten in the US, which currently relies heavily on imports — primarily from China, which dominates over 80% of the global supply. The recent ban on tungsten exports by China underscores the need to establish a stable, US-domiciled supply chain to safeguard national security interests, American Tungsten said, noting the metal’s vital importance in key defense applications. Share…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
USD/JPY, arguably the most volatile FX currency pair, has certainly held its reputation this year with a constant flurry of uptrends and downtrends. The first half of the year, demarcated by widespread dollar-selling, took the pair to lows not seen since September 2024 at 139.20. However, a Liberation Day bottom in the dollar followed by a prolonged multi-month range led to a huge, decisive rebound in the pair. Fundamentally, the still large yield differential—between the near-zero 0.50% in Japan and the persistently above 4% for the US 10-year yield—remained a fundamental boost underpinning demand for the US Dollar against the Yen. This phenomenon significantly acce…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
The United States has added copper and silver to an expanded list of critical minerals that it deems to be vital to America’s economy and national security. The new list, compiled by the US Geological Survey, includes 10 additions to the previous one in 2022, taking the total to 60. The other notable additions are: uranium, metallurgical coal, potash, rhenium, silicon and lead. The addition of copper and silver confirms the earlier draft list provided by USGS. The USGS said it devised the list by using an economic model that it developed to estimate the potential effects of foreign trade disruptions of mineral commodities. The assessment spans 84 mineral commo…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Crypto analyst VisionPulsed says Dogecoin’s window for a cycle-defining advance has narrowed to weeks, arguing that a failure to pivot higher in November would likely end the current bull-side setup and shift the conversation to downside risk in 2026. In a late-November 5 video, the analyst framed Bitcoin’s weekly moving average as the near-term arbiter of trend and, by extension, Dogecoin’s fate: “By the end of the week, we need to see Bitcoin back over $103,000–$104,000. If that ends up happening, then you could start pushing the idea… we could start talking about a Dogecoin rally. If we close below $102k, 100k even, that’s your first confirmation that it is actually a…
Last reply by Ben Graham,
