Markets at All-Time Highs: What Happens Next? [What's Up with the Markets Session - 23rd July 2025]

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In this July 2025 edition of What’s Up With the Markets, we analyze the latest breakout in the S&P 500, explore key Fibonacci retracement levels, and assess the broader implications for global indices and commodities.

With multiple markets hitting new all-time highs, this session offers critical insights into what could come next.

We also dive into the performance of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, highlighting breakout patterns and potential retracements.

Whether you're a technical trader or a long-term investor, this update will help you navigate the current risk-on environment with clarity and confidence.

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Chapters:
Markets at All-Time Highs: What Happens Next? [What's Up with the Markets Session - 23rd July 2025]

00:00 - Introduction & Disclaimer
01:14 - Dow Jones & S&P 500 Status
02:21 - Secular Bull Market Context
03:42 - Traits of Bull vs Bear Markets
04:24 - S&P 500 Breakout Analysis
05:41 - Fibonacci Retracement Scenarios
07:50 - Risk-On Sentiment Indicators
08:43 - Growth vs Value & Sector Strength
09:05 - Put/Call Ratio & Yield Trends
10:13 - Nasdaq Composite & Nasdaq 100 Breakouts
11:16 - Semiconductor Sector Catching Up
12:03 - Global Indices: Canada, Australia, Europe, Asia
14:01 - Commodities Overview: Gold, Silver, Copper
16:16 - Gold/Silver Ratio & Technical Patterns
16:38 - Copper Breakout & Small Cap Implications
17:23 - Oil Downtrend & Bitcoin Breakout
18:24 - Bitcoin Price Action & Volatility Watch
19:09 - Ethereum Catching Up
19:32 - Platinum Breakout & ETF Insights
21:06 - Palladium Breakout & Historical Trends
22:48 - Final Thoughts & What to Watch Next

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Why Watch This Video?

Most traders fail—not because they lack technical analysis strategies, but because they simply cannot handle Trading In The Discomfort Zone.

This causes them to:
Stop and start trading on a regular basis.
Try to predict when the market will be comfortable to trade again.
Hesitate to execute their trades at the right time, despite perhaps being an excellent analyst.
Let the wrong feelings to cloud their decision-making and miss big profit trades.
Think the wrong thoughts and allow outside opinions make them hold onto big losers.
Struggle to stay objective, confident and consistent in their analysis process.
Keep chopping and changing their analysis to make their trading discomfort go away. (Called searching for the Holy Grail.)

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