FDAX UpdateWell, I was wrong, it actually went up today. Looks to me like it's gonna continue with this weird beull flag, eventually fill teh gap then move up. See circled area, a repeat of that
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FDAX UpdateOne of my followers mentioned the gap on FDAX yesterday, I was aware of it, but it looked like it was forming a bull flag. I think the bull flag fails and it fills the gap tomorrow, causing teh US market to gap down.
DAX — week of August 3 – 7, 2026: LongLong — Three losing weeks ended last Monday at 25,270 and the tape has not looked back since: 25,974 by Friday, a 25,710 close, and this morning a 190-point gap to 25,900 that has not surrendered a single point — the session low is 25,895, still 185 above Friday's settle.
The cash index printed an
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FDAX UpdateFDAX went overbought with a Sunday night gap. If FDAX goes down the US market usually gaps down....
So there may not be an overnight pump tonight. Like I keep saying, with the Fed meeting coming up on Wed, it's not a good idea to take a gamble on long positions.
DAX — week of July 27 – 31, 2026: LongLong — Last week's map wanted 24,715 and the tape refused to pay it — the break off Wednesday's 25,370 died at 24,784, 69 points short, and Friday bought the whole thing back to a green 25,172 close.
A market that won't do the easy thing is loading the hard one. This morning it gapped onto 25,370,
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DAX — week of July 20 – 24, 2026: SHORTShort — Two weeks ago the 26,064 'breakout' was a trap I called; last week the tape fade-and-flushed to 24,715, exactly where I mapped it.
Now it's coiled on the one number that matters, and almost nobody prints it: the weekly EMA (24,996), the weekly pivot (24,997), the 4H EMA (24,999) and the we
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DAX — July 13 – 17, 2026: Short -> The breakout was a lieand last week the tape wrote it in blood.
DAX stamped its precious 26,064, then spent five sessions getting sold into the dirt — the 25,754 shelf snapped like a twig, straight down to 24,958, closing the week down -2.9% at 25,199. That is not a pullback in a trend; it is a failed breakout, the uglie
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DAX — Long — Buy the dips — the breakout is real.DAX — week of July 6 – 10, 2026: Long — Buy the dips — the breakout is real.
Last week the mob's precious 25,353 ceiling got kicked to splinters. DAX didn't tap it, it torched it — 25,810, 25,978, then a fresh 26,064 print, closing the week nailed to the highs at 25,946. This is not a range anymore
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FDAX UpdateIt looks like FDAX is trying to break out of this trading range that it's been in for a while. If Europe breaks upwards, we're gonna see the US market gap up often.
Something to keep an eye on next week.
DAX — week of June 29 – July 3, 2026Bias: Top-heavy range — sell the rips.
The mob charged the 25,353 wall twice and got its teeth kicked in twice, then DAX crawled off to close last week flat on its back at 24,838. But don't kid yourself it's a breakdown: price still clings above the weekly EMA (24,735) and the daily EMA50 (24,688),
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