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.
The prices of both precious metals have broken out of their narrowing trading ranges and are heading south again. In the case of gold, the primary long-term uptrend may also be at risk. Oil has managed to stay above $75, but the zone above $100 is not yet comfortable for it. Copper has also turned downward, so it’s worth waiting before buying. Wheat and corn prices have also begun to consolidate above their uptrends; good buying opportunities may even arise here soon.
After forming a lower high, it also drew a bearish reversal pattern last week. Below 5,000, the uptrend held at the 4,843 level. Below 4,843, the only stronger support is at 4,375. It doesn’t look good; it has given sell signals, so it’s better to wait and see rather than buy.
Resistance levels: 5,312; 5,625; 5,938; 6,250.
Support levels: 4,843; 4,688; 4,531; 4,375; 4,062.
It broke out of the consolidation range a few days ago and is now trading within an ideal downtrend. It is showing downward momentum, so a decline toward the low from early February is possible. There is strong support in the 56.25–62.5 range. Until it breaks through the red trendline again, it is not worth forcing a long position.
Resistance levels: 100; 106.25; 112.5; 121.88; 125; 128.12; 131.25.
Support levels: 68.75; 62.5; 59.38; 50.
After this hyperbolic rise, we likely won’t see a new high; instead, the curve may turn downward from a lower level. Since 120 was the peak, that’s where we should draw the correction trendline. In fact, the 100 level could be a stronger resistance. As long as the thick red trend line remains intact, going long no longer seems like a good idea; the market should consolidate and move sideways. At the bottom, 75 is a very strong support level; a break below this level is unlikely in the short term.
Resistance levels: 100; 106.25; 112.5.
Support levels: 75; 68.75; 62.5; 59.38; 56.25.; 50.
We are seeing a slight upward trend, but until the price moves above the dotted red trend line, the likelihood of a significant sustained rise remains low. The 3.125 level is important; it could serve as support later on. Stronger resistance is expected around the 4.68 level.
Resistance levels: 3.906; 4.688; 6.25; 7.04; 7.81.
Support levels: 2.734; 2.344.
Today’s decline tested the lower boundary of the range. 5.46 is a strong support level, with the next level below it at 5.27. The long-term uptrend line also runs through this level. A break below the thin red downtrend line could signal a reversal, but that is not yet the case.
Resistance levels: 6.64; 7.03; 7.81
Support levels: 5.47; 5.27; 4.88; 4.68; 4.49.
After reaching the 625 target price, the price began a minor consolidation phase above the uptrend. The 562 level could serve as strong support. It is advisable to manage the residual risk using the thick green trendline going forward. It should consolidate in time to create another long opportunity, but this movement could set the stage for another long wave.
Resistance levels: 593; 625.
Support levels: 562; 531; 516; 500; 484; 468.
The price is consolidating above an upward trend. It’s worth keeping an eye on the thick green trend line. As long as it holds, a significant drop is unlikely. If it breaks above 468, it could surge, which would mean it could reach the 500 level.
Resistance levels: 468.6; 500; 531.2.
Support levels: 406; 390; 375; 343.75.
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