Any rise above 2.580 would eliminate a possible head and shoulders pattern, wich is probalby widely expected to be completed soon. Any break above 2.586 would cause SL orders on shortpositions.
Even US Indices just fallen by a narrow maring of 1,5% some indicators showing clearly that bears are back:
- Sentiment Indicators such as CNN -15.15% Fear&Greed ("36", few points above "extreme fear") - Bloomberg Fear Greed Indicator - Cboe -0.93% Intraday Put Call Ratios (at year high) - Vix 13.29% (14,00)
Indicators above indicating a sharp short sqeeze if ever SPY / SPX rising above 2.600. This resist is not more fare a way than just a few points compared with the current levels.
High numbers of Bears likely based on this anticipated head and shoulders reversal pattern:
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SENTIMENT VIEW: AAII SENTIMENT SURVEY
29,3 % bullish 35,4 % neutral 35,2 % bearish
AAII Sentiment Survey: Pessimism has fallen by 10.0 percentage points over the past two weeks and is now at its lowest level since mid-September. aaii.com/sentimentsurvey
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