Wall Street Is Doing Something Strange Again...
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FX Evolution - Trading AcademyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 23 Aug 2026, 04:36 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 23 Aug 2026, 04:53 UTC

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The analysis covers several key financial markets, highlighting the performance of US Treasury yields, specific ETFs, and Bitcoin. US Treasury yields (US10Y) are showing a bullish trend, targeting 4.800, with a failure bound at 4.700. In contrast, the TLT ETF is exhibiting a bearish trend, aiming for 80.00, with a failure at 84.00. Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) is also presented as bullish, targeting 80,000, with a failure bound at 72,000, supported by recent significant inflows. NVDA and XLF stocks are showing bullish momentum, with NVDA targeting resistance at 230.00 (failure at 210.00) and XLF targeting 58.10 (failure at 57.50). Uranium ETF (URA) is also in an uptrend, targeting 49.99 (failure at 44.46). The XLF/SPY ratio shows a bearish trend, targeting 0.0800 with failure at 0.0725. Overall, the analysis points to a mixed market sentiment, with some sectors showing strength while others face pressure, particularly in bond and utility ETFs.
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