Are there any technical analysis blogs that focus on trading setups and cross-asset themes for active traders?

Yes — there are quite a few technical-analysis-focused blogs and market commentaries that cater to active traders, especially those who like trade setups, momentum/mean-reversion ideas, and cross-asset themes (equities, rates, FX, commodities, crypto, volatility). A few well-known ones to look at:

Good technical-analysis / trade-setup blogs

• The Chart Report
  Market structure, relative strength, and trade ideas across stocks, ETFs, crypto, and macro assets. Good if you want a cross-asset “what’s working” view.

• All Star Charts
  Focused on technical analysis, sector rotation, relative strength, and active-trader style setups. Strong on cross-asset and intermarket work.

• CMT Association blog / member research
  More educational, but often includes practical chart-based analysis and active-trading themes.

• MarketPulse / FXStreet technical sections
  Useful if you trade FX, commodities, and indices. Often more short-term setup oriented.

• TradingView ideas/blog ecosystem
  Not a single blog, but many active chartists publish trade setups and cross-asset analysis regularly.

More cross-asset / macro-technical

• Real Vision / chart-based market commentary
  Not purely technical analysis, but many contributors use charts heavily and cover multiple asset classes.

• Exante Data / intermarket-style commentary
  More institutional/macro, but helpful if you care about correlations and regime shifts.

• SentimenTrader
  Technical and quantitative market analysis with attention to breadth, cycles, and intermarket signals.

If you want active-trader style setups specifically

Look for sources that consistently include:

• clear entry/exit levels
• support/resistance or breakout zones
• relative strength across assets/sectors
• intermarket relationships (e.g., DXY vs gold, yields vs growth stocks, oil vs inflation-sensitive sectors)
• updates on bull/bear regimes

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a shortlist of the best free blogs,
2. a paid/pro-grade list, or
3. a list organized by asset class: stocks / FX / crypto / commodities / macro.