Vertiv (VRT) may be nearing a final Elliott Wave rally toward $215–$232, fueled by AI-driven data center demand. Watch for momentum divergence signaling exhaustion, then prepare hedges for a likely correction. – vtmarketsmy.com
Denmark’s inflation plunged after a massive electricity-tax cut, boosting spending and keeping prices near 1%. Traders eye Danish equities and bonds, as low inflation may force rate cuts to defend the krone peg. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold hovers near $5,035 after a sharp drop from $5,600, as traders await jobs and CPI data. High volatility boosts option premiums, favoring defined-risk credit spreads near $5,000 support. – vtmarketsmy.com
TeraWulf is breaking out in a fifth-wave rally, targeting $18.6–$21.1 if it holds above $11.13. Bitcoin strength boosts the setup; watch for a peak, then a pullback. – vtmarketsmy.com
US inventories rose just 0.1% in November, hinting demand is cooling. January retail sales fell 0.4%, boosting slowdown fears. Traders hedge with index and consumer puts, bonds calls, VIX exposure. – vtmarketsmy.com
Norway’s inflation shock is boosting the krone and crushing rate-cut hopes. CPI hit 3.6%, core 3.4%, pushing yields up. EUR/NOK nears big supports—traders eye puts ahead of March Norges Bank. – vtmarketsmy.com
ECB keeps rates at 2% again, signaling a long pause. Strong jobs and balance sheets outweigh sub-2% inflation. Analysts see no cuts through 2027, favoring low-volatility, range-bound trading. – vtmarketsmy.com
Copper’s rally is losing steam: recent highs are fading as Chinese New Year nears, production pauses, and Shanghai open interest cools. With weaker China demand growth and rising inventories, traders brace for correction. – vtmarketsmy.com
US retail sales stalled at $735B in December, missing forecasts and nudging the dollar lower. Consumers look tired, fueling rate-cut bets, higher volatility, and hedges via retail puts and euro/yen calls. – vtmarketsmy.com
Trump touts 15%+ growth with a new Fed chair, as Rabobank flags “run hot” policy, AI-driven productivity, and foreign inflows—boosting dollar and stocks, while retail sales and NFIB may jolt volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
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