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Volatility – Weekly Analysis

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Once again, we open the weekly series with Volatility technical analysis—the framework that guided us well through this turbulent week. We examine the key volatility instruments through their developing candles, momentum structure, and critical support and resistance levels. From there, we assess near-term risk, timing considerations, and the signals that matter most as markets react to rapidly shifting conditions, aiming to deliver a concise, high-value roadmap for trading, positioning, or hedging in this environment.

CANDLES

Daily

Weekly

The index-tracking instruments ended the week with overwhelmingly bearish signals. The weekly VIX marginally formed a Double Top, and all weekly and daily candles closed bearish, signaling lower prices ahead.

Elliott Waves

There is a fair chance for VX to complete an impulse to the downside. A potential target for wave 5 lies in the $17–14 area.

Overall, VIX remains bearish until signaled otherwise.

Happy Trading!


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