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Dow Jones Technical Analysis after Last Night’s FOMC. Bulls Holding.

The 1hr timeframe gives us a good balance between a quick heads up of what may happen (so far, bulls seem to be holding the price above the recent breakout, although things can still change with the post FOMC volatility) without looking at a timeframe that is too small, like the 5 min.

Always trade and invest at your own risk only and remember that volatility is no stranger to FMOC evens, including the day after.

In this video, I break down the Dow Jones technical setup on the hourly chart following last night’s FOMC meeting. The Dow is currently sitting near yesterday’s close, and traders are wondering what comes next. I walk through a bull flag pattern, explain how the breakout happened during the FOMC reaction, and show how price made a clean retest of the upper trendline and the anchored VWAP from December 9. I also highlight a key level around 47,875, which may signal weakening bullish momentum if price falls below it for more than a couple of hourly candles. This video gives a clear, noise free look at the Dow using the hourly timeframe and helps you understand where the market may go next — while reminding you that post-FOMC volatility can continue. Watch the full analysis and follow the key levels and scenarios to guide your own decision making.

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