🔥 From Pullbacks to Breakouts: A Week of Technical Reactions
📘 Swing Trading Insight
This week highlighted one of the most important patterns in swing trading: the structured pullback. Many setups – like $FRHC or $WRLD – offered deep hourly pullbacks directly into key EMAs (often the EMA50). For swing traders, these moments act as perfect tension zones. If volume holds and EMAs support, it often leads to renewed price action that can last multiple days. Patience is key — the best swing setups build slowly, then move fast.
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📰 What happened this week — Macro Recap
Markets showed signs of cautious optimism this week, despite a light macro calendar. The most anticipated data came from the U.S. Retail Sales, which rose modestly but missed expectations, adding to the narrative of a soft landing and reinforcing bets that the Fed could start cutting rates later this year.
Meanwhile, jobless claims ticked higher again — the third consecutive weekly rise — suggesting that the labor market might be slowly cooling. The U.S. 10Y yield hovered around 4.25%, still elevated but not threatening, while the dollar remained steady.
Tech stocks paused after recent strength, while financials and energy rotated back into the spotlight. Gold and crypto were stable, and volatility remained low — with the VIX closing under 13, a sign of indecision.
Markets remain in “waiting mode,” searching for a catalyst to break out or pull back meaningfully. In this environment, clean technical structures are more important than ever for swing traders.
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📊 Technical View – Swing Structure In Focus
This was a textbook week for swing trading setups. Many names showed controlled pullbacks into EMA levels — a core trigger for many swing traders. Bullish EMA crossovers on the daily chart (like $NUVL, $COF, $FOX) combined with light-volume pullbacks made for high-probability entries.
Setups like $BILL and $CRM showed that bearish structures still offer opportunity in a slow market — especially when price meets EMA resistance with conviction.
Momentum continuation plays like $PLTR and $ORCL proved that when earnings or news align with technical structure, the swing potential remains intact.
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📈 Quick View Setups
- $BILL – Bearish triangle confirmed, price action under EMA50. Hourly chart confirms the setup.
- $COF – Bullish crossover on the daily, low-volume pullback, hourly 100% bullish.
- $FOX – Bullish EMAs on the daily, showing strength on the hourly, uptrend continuation likely.
- $CRM – Bearish crossover on daily and hourly. Potential Top Swing setup forming.
- $Z – Bullish crossover on both daily and hourly. Needs more volume to break higher.
- $NUVL – Bullish wave building on both timeframes. Volume is starting to increase.
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🔁 Setup Updates
- $AMZN – New highs on the daily, rising EMAs. The setup is in motion.
- $ORCL – Breakout was just the beginning. Strong wave after earnings.
- $PLTR – +20% since the breakout. Double test, flag breakout, continuation over EMA21.
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🔍 Watchlist – Next Week’s Potential Swing Setups
- $SNEX
- $ALGN – Bullish crossover on the daily, but trend hasn’t started. Watching lower timeframes.
- $C – Small consolidation at the top. EMAs starting to flatten out.
- $WRLD – Deep hourly pullback bouncing up. Waiting for bullish crossover. Daily above EMA21.
- $EWBC – Daily bullish crossover with a consolidation box. Hourly trend strong, weekly still weak.
- $FRHC – Deep pullback to EMA50 on hourly. Watching for recovery move.
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💡 Resource of the Week
If you’re scanning dozens of charts daily, consider using Finviz Elite or the TradingView Screener. Both allow custom filters (EMA crossovers, volume spikes, etc.) and can save you hours of work.
Also worth checking out: StockCharts Symbol Summary Tool — clean, fast, and full of relevant EMA and RSI data for quick review.
✅ Final Note
Markets are slow — but setups aren’t. These moments often give the best entries for patient swing traders. Stick to structure, trust the EMAs, and let price action guide you.
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