LES INDICES NE S'ARRÊTENT PLUS ! EUPHORIE ou PEUR ?

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are showing upward trends, with the dollar, VIX, and oil also discussed. Access to Discord, VIP, and Mentorship is available, with Mentorship offering a complete trading strategy. To access VIP and Mentorship, users must subscribe to PremXBT via a partner link, deposit a minimum of $500, and then activate their access through email. Focusing on the Nasdaq, it has seen several weeks of gains, with current levels likely representing the low for 2026. Future deep dips are viewed as buying opportunities for late 2026 and possibly 2027. The Nasdaq is nearing an extension between 168% and 200%, suggesting potential consolidation or retracement. The Dow Jones has not yet reached new all-time highs (ATH), indicating further upside potential. Attention is drawn to a potential revisit of the "N dog" level, and there's a possibility of a bullish day followed by a tag of the fair value gap to continue the ascent. The S&P 500 has already visited its previous fair value gap and is continuing its upward movement. The Dow Jones is projected to reach 7,562 to 7,834 points in the second trimester. While the Dow Jones hasn't achieved an ATH, the weekly chart shows a much higher peak. The fair value gap has been tested, and a revisit of last week's low could be an interesting buying opportunity. The speaker personally anticipates a retest of previous daily lows to add to long positions. An intra-day setup on the Dow Jones during US open, involving a liquidation and an inversion zone, led to a continuation towards a buy-side delivery. The resolution of a bearish fair value gap on the Dow Jones would also be a significant signal. The dollar index is likely heading towards potential lows, with a possibility of recovering the April low, which could trigger a rebound within a fair value gap zone. As long as the weekly fair value gap is maintained, a revisit of the range is more likely than a bearish continuation. The Euro-Dollar inversely mirrors the dollar index, with a potential revisit of April's high. Oil remains range-bound, with focus on lower lows for a potential continuation to March and April highs. The VIX is attempting to cut its weekly fair value gap to recover March's lower price. Across all time units, the VIX appears rich, with the annual chart showing a continuation of bearish trends after hitting 2024's peak. The VIX is expected to remain calm for the rest of the year, favoring upward movements in American indices. Gold is currently volatile, having seen a revisit of previous weekly lows and a reaction to the fair value gap. While there's a short-term inversion, the speaker believes gold is forming a local top, possibly for the next semester or two years, given its extended growth and lack of further explosive movement. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that for gold, there's no clear new direction for long-term investment.