Whatever Happens Before PCE... Don’t Trust It + Bitcoin, Oil, NASDAQ & US30
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- 29 Sept 2026, 10:12 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 29 Sept 2026, 11:38 UTC

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The analysis covers US 10-year yields, WTI crude oil, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30), and Bitcoin (BTCUSDT). For US 10-year yields, the price is showing a bullish trend but is identified as overextended on the weekly chart, with a predicted bearish reversal targeting 5.00, failing above 5.30. WTI crude oil is bearish, trading below its 50-day moving average, with a target of 80.50 and a fail bound at 83.00. The Dow Jones (US30) is also bearish, with a potential move down to 32,500, failing above 34,000. Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) shows a bearish bias, trading below the bearish VWAP, targeting 80,500, with a fail bound at 87,000, suggesting a potential breakdown of the current consolidation pattern if key levels are breached.
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