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S&P500 Key Levels
The oversold S&P is off 30 points from its morning high. It’s imperative it has a strong close today. We do think a test of the February low of 2532. 69 is a done deal, that is another 5.4 percent … Continue reading
Price Action In The S&P & Its 200-day MA
That was easy. Only second close below the 200-day (2765ish) for the S&P since January 2016. The 200-day has been steel support for the S&P500, and a trampoline for reversal rallies over the past few years. Not today. Is this … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 200-day moving average, Hot knife through butter, S&P500
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S&P500 Flirting With Key Support
The S&P500 moved through its 200-day moving average this morning and has bounced almost 20 points back above the low for a day back through the 200-day . Since early 2016, the 200-day has acted as steel support for stocks, … Continue reading
The Streak
In case you missed Charlie B.’s excellent table from yesterday, which illustrates the S&P500 has not closed below its 200-day moving average in 526 days, here you go. Stunning, especially given Joltin’ Joe’s hitting streak lasted 526 consecutive games. Coincidence? You … Continue reading
S&P500 Breaks Support To Close Below Key Level
Big reversal in U.S. stocks today. The S&P broke key support trading through the 50 and 100-day moving average and the .50 Fibonacci retracement level to close slightly below 2700. Next stop is the 200-day moving average at 2689.19 and … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Politics, President Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged S&P500, Trade Wars
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S&P500 Camped Out In Doji City
The S&P500 has generated a Doji candlestick in three out of the last four trading days. Also of interest is the rejection at 2792, an important Fibonacci retracement in the current correction, which we flagged a few days ago.
S&P Hesitates At Key Level
The S&P500 looks hesitant to take out the key .764 Fibonacci retracement level at 2792.59 before the Fed and ECB announcements. Note the back-to-back Doji candlesticks. When and if the swing high of the correction at 2801.90 clears, the technical … Continue reading
Stock Bull & Bear Traps Galore
The S&P500 could not hold the 50-day moving average today, setting, yet again, a nice bull trap to hang out the MoMo crowd. Seeing a lot more traps, both bull and bear, these days. It is the result of the … Continue reading
Posted in Algos, Apple, Equities, Technical Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, Bull and Bear Traps, S&P500
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Key Levels You Need To Know
The S&P500 sliced through its 200-day moving average like a “hot knife through budda’” today. It’s the first close below the 200-day in almost two years. Significant. The next stop is the February 9th intraday low at 2532.69, the Maginot … Continue reading
Posted in Equities, Uncategorized
Tagged 200-day moving average, Equities, JFK-Trump analog, Reovery, S&P500
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