In recent years, artificial intelligence has become one of the most important topics in the technology sector. While much of the attention is focused on model developers and companies providing infrastructure, the long-term winners in this technology may also emerge on the application side. The interactive media segment is particularly interesting from this perspective, as the business models of companies operating in this field rely heavily on monetizing user attention and producing digital content. In the second part of our industry analysis series, we review current trends and potential catalysts affecting search engines and social media platforms.
European stock markets are currently outperforming their U.S. counterparts, and thanks to the gains of the past few days, our screenings have identified a number of interesting stocks. Among these, we have highlighted stocks that have recently shown signs of a structural turnaround, while strengthening buying pressure is also supporting the positive technical picture. One such company is Germany’s Nemetschek, a leading provider of construction and architectural design software. The other is the Dutch firm Wolters Kluwer, which offers professional information, software, and specialized database solutions. For both stocks, the search for long entry opportunities may have begun.
Gold has rebounded sharply from a period of consolidation. It is critical that the metal does not close below the $4,140 level, as a break beneath this threshold would negate the potential for a move toward previous highs. Silver has successfully broken its downward trend and is once again positioned to challenge this year’s peak levels. Crude Oil continues to trade within a tight range, maintaining a neutral outlook without a decisive breakout in either direction. Natural Gas has reached the anticipated target zone, where upward momentum has stalled. This may signal an opportunity to close long positions. Copper has emerged from a strong consolidation phase, potentially paving the way for a sustained upward trend. Wheat has retested a key support level, and its broader bullish structure remains intact for now. Corn has experienced a modest pullback, with momentum still subdued. A recovery above the 437 level would likely reinstate its upward trajectory.
Gold price has begun an upward breakout from the narrowing range. If it does not fall below 4,140, there is a realistic chance that it will reach its previous peak. The narrowing of the past few weeks could result in a movement of up to $400-450, which in turn would point to a new peak. Below, the risk should be managed if the $4,062 level is broken.
Resistance levels: 4,218; 4,296; 4,375; 4,532.
Support levels: 4,062; 3,906; 3,828; 3,750; 3,593.
The price broke the downward trend, opening up another opportunity to test the highs previously reached at the natural level of 54.68. Risk management should be adjusted to the break of the thin green trend line.
Resistance levels: 54.68; 56.25.
Support levels: 50; 48.44; 46.88; 45.32; 43.75
WTI oil price has been moving sideways for weeks, despite a moderate decline. A long wave may start if it closes above 62.5, while the 56.25 level serves as a key support level on the downside. We are currently still waiting for the candlestick that could indicate a strong trend shift.
Resistance levels: 62.5; 75; 81.25.
Support levels: 56.25; 50; 43.75.
The curve has stuck at the 4.69 level, which, if not broken through by the rise in the near future, could lead to a downward correction. The curve may even give a long closing signal in the coming days. The gap left below 3.9 may also be retested.
Resistance levels: 4.688; 5.078.
Support levels: 3.578; 3.125; 2.734; 2.344.
Copper price has moved up from its narrow range, and the movement appears to be trending for now, which could give room for further gains. The 4.88 level could serve as a key support in risk management, while the target price could be close to the July highs.
Resistance levels: 5.27; 5.46; 5.86; 6.05; 6.25.
Support levels: 4.88; 4.68; 4.49.
The price turned down from the 563 level and tested the key support level of 531 yesterday. As long as the upward trend remains intact, long entries can still be sought, primarily near the support level. Risk management should be followed along the thick green upward trend line.
Resistance levels: 562; 593; 625.
Support levels: 500; 484; 468.
The upward trend broke last week, but selling pressure remained weak. In order for a significant upward movement to occur, the red trend line must be broken. Stronger support can be found around the 406 level, while 437.5 is the key level above, which, if broken, would open the way for further gains.
Resistance levels: 468.6; 500; 531.2.
Support levels: 406; 375; 343.75.
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