DAX 30 presses 24849 as 4H/1D uptrend holds the bid

DAX 30 is pressing against near-term resistance at 24849 after a week-long trend run that has so far refused to give ground to sellers.

The index has added roughly 3.6% over the past seven sessions, today trading inside a 24763 to 24849 range with a modest intraday gain. No fresh macro catalyst is driving the session, yet the tape continues to absorb supply and sustain its bid — a hallmark of a market with momentum behind it and limited overhead urgency to exit.

The structural read is clean for a trend-following desk. Price sits comfortably above EMA20 at 24782, EMA50 at 24722, and EMA200 at 24641, with the full stack ordered bullishly and separation still widening. The 4H and daily trends are both pointing up, and while the 1H is neutral, that flags a pause rather than a reversal. Trend alignment is mixed across timeframes, but the dominant bias remains upward. RSI sits in neutral territory — not stretched — which leaves room for the move to extend before momentum becomes a constraint. Volatility is normal, keeping risk-reward on continuation plays intact. Each prior resistance shelf that has been cleared over recent sessions now acts as support, and the sequence of higher lows argues for further compression toward 24891 and then 25017.

We lean long and buy dips into the 24782–24797 zone where EMA20 and the nearest support shelf converge. A daily close below EMA50 at 24722 invalidates the call.