ChartPros Market Insights

Despite 5 Straight Red Days $205+ Technically is in Play

While we typically highlight charts with at least a decade of history, the demand for Palantir has been overwhelming so once again, we’re making an exception.

This is a Must See Chart!

You're invited to join ChartPros Founder Tom Winterstein for a dynamic and fascinating presentation hosted by NinjaTrader as he covered the "magic" behind Fibonacci retracements and extensions. 

This was the first time Tom made this presentation since publishing his FREE Fib Guide so you won't want to miss it!

Watch Replay Now!

S&P 500 at 7,000? It’s Not Hype — It’s Fibonacci.

Markets may look like they’re defying gravity, but there’s structure behind the surge. The recent parabolic move in the S&P 500 aligns with Fibonacci extension levels mapped out months ago—proof that price often respects math more than media narratives.

While headlines seem to “explain” the action, the real driver is structural anticipation. Fibonacci tools don’t just measure pullbacks; they project targets. And when you view the current uptrend through that lens, 7,000+ isn’t a fantasy. It’s technically in play.

This is not the time to short into strength. It’s the time to understand why it’s happening—so you can align with the move, not fight it.

IBM Breaks Out to All-Time Highs — What’s Next?

Price just surged to fresh all-time highs, putting traders and investors on breakout watch.

We'll map potential upside targets and pullback zones using price action analysis.

Most Fibonacci charts that we see posted on the internet are not drawn or used correctly.

Based on institutional algorithms this Free Guide will explain to you exactly what Fibonacci retracements and extensions are and how they should properly be used on your charts.

Download Your FREE Guide Now - Fibonacci Types that Create the Most Precise Price Targets and Reversal Zones

The S&P 500 futures (ticker /ES) are making fresh new all time highs (ATH) again today...

A frequently asked question we get is "high how can the markets go?"

The simple answer is "nobody knows with any certainty but basically the markets can go as high as they want to..."

Whenever price is at or near all time highs the only two price action tools we can use to estimate upside targets are Fibonacci and Trend.

See the price action technical analysis estimated upside price targets for the S&P 500 using Fibonacci and Trend.

• Billions (the hit series on Showtime)
• Shark Tank
• Blue Bloods (my dad is a retired police officer)
• Trading Education Courses...

Yes, Trading Education Courses!

See which ones...

Price action technical analysis is a popular and effective approach to navigating the financial markets, including stocks, options, futures, Forex, Crypto, and Commodity trading.

This article will provide expert tips and insights to help you successfully trade various financial instruments using price action technical analysis. By understanding and applying these concepts, you can improve your trading skills and potentially achieve greater profitability.

Ralph Lauren is an American fashion designer, philanthropist, and billionaire businessman, best known for founding the brand Ralph Lauren (RL), a global multibillion-dollar enterprise.  

The company has been making headlines as its price recently tested all time highs set over a decade ago.

Price is fading now but see where the bulls could step back in and potentially continue making higher highs and higher lows.

So often I get asked "Tom, where do you think the market is heading?"

I start by saying the better question is "where could the market be heading?"

Because what I think doesn't matter to price action and no one knows with any certainty where the markets are heading. 

I don't make predictions, I don't call tops/bottoms however, I may react to price when it reaches a predetermined level of interest by trading or investing in that particular index, equity, commodity, Forex, etc.

Let's take the S&P 500 for example using it's futures ticker /ES...