Weekly Market Analysis

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Hello,

Let's start this week market analysis.

BITCOIN

DAILY - LONG TERM

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The market remains under selling pressure, in anticipation of the release of the US interest rate, the unfolding of the war in Ukraine and also with a strong correlation with US stock markets.

Major supports are at $37,200, $33,700 and $32,000.
Meanwhile we have major resistances at $40,000, $42,000 and $48,000.

GRAPH 4h - MEDIUM TERM

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Market currently testing bullish channel support.

We have the fourth test, if the market breaks this channel it is very likely that we will visit the region of $32,000.

Major supports are at $38,000, $37,200 and $34,440.

Major resistances at $40,000, $42,500 and $47,700.

ETHEREUM

DAILY - LONG TERM

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In the last week we have seen an increase in selling pressure on Ethereum which already indicates a retest of support at $2,100.

Currently, ethereum has been closely following the movement in bitcoin, having as main supports the points of $2,700, $2,420 and $2,100.

Meanwhile, major resistances on ethereum are at $3,000 and $3,650.

GRAPH 2h - MEDIUM TERM

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Market within a strong bearish channel, with channel resistance at $2,880.

It is only after the breakout of the down channel and the formation of a bullish pivot that we will be able to think about a stronger buy for the medium term.

Major supports at $2,720, $2,500 and $2,400.

GOLD

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Gold broke the bullish formation that was aiming to break the $2,000 resistance. With that, the market started to work on a bearish wave with support at $1,850. If support is broken we may see a retest of the region at $1,730.

DOW JONES

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Balance sheet season, inflation, rising interest rates and the war in Ukraine have put strong selling pressure on the index.

We currently have a downtrend on the 4h chart with supports at 32,500, 31,600 and 30,080 points.

A US interest rate hike is expected by 0.50%, leaving a further 1% rate hike open at upcoming Fed meetings.