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#SP500,The declines to where?The SP500 dropped last week and stopped just above the average moving line 100 on the weekly graph, if we look at history in the last two serious price correction, The SP500 fell and did not stop at the 100 moving average line, but continued to the 200 moving average line According to Stochastic and RSI, the declines have not yet come to an end. Right now the SP500 is still very technically bullish Our target will be above the 200 moving average line: $ 2686
SP:SPXShort
by xosignals
S&P 500 Stock Market Crashed Below 3000.00| 28th February 2020The S&P 500 has being in a bad selling. From starting Monday 24th February 2020 - Friday 28th February 2020. The stock has been free fall. Stock investor in a fear. Panic. They was selling the stock and the sell out has been in significant by Thursday 27th February 2020. No buyer in the market this week. Sharp fall down price from S&P to the wall street indices. While the coronavirus reported to be in the climax state of pandemic. China not buying anything from oil to sugar to wheat. While demand is increasing on the Soy Bean from around the world thus the price of Soy Bean increasing. Soy Bean is among top 5 export item from China. Exporter not export Soy Bean thus making the price in demand. Copper price also did a significant drop since no buyer towards the items. Thus the exchange money to Dollar has significantly drop. While many other companies in top 500 listed fortune has suffered the major impact in this beginning pace towards the coronavirus due to the exchange trade of China. Many companies was heavily rely towards China in manufacturing mostly in electronic part and spare part. Referring to the OEC, China import oil almost 9.4% which is the biggest buyer in the world to sustain their 1.1 billion citizen. In the other hand, oil price will keep on dropping since there are big supply on the market which to balance the buying trade in the industry while the oil was producing in the same quantity. Thus, stock S&P 500 will witness the biggest drop in history. To be continue.. By Zezu Zaza
UShort
by Zezu_Zaza
S&P 500 RecoverWall Street reversed its three-day sell-off overnight on renewed US-China trade hopes as investors piled back into the global recovery trade. We think that the market probably goes higher, reaching towards the $ 3,200 level based upon the bullish triangle on the daily chart. Overall, this is a time year the typically works out well for stock markets anyway, as the money managers out there look to pad results for clients. We're in buying position with the nearest Take Profit at 3,137, followed by 3,200. We putted our Stop Loss bellow 3,030. The price right now is trading above 50-day and 100-day SMAs and RSI indicator pointing higher above its 50 level, which mean that the bullish momentum should continue. We believe that the 3,030 level underneath continues to be a hard “floor” in the market extending down to the 3000 level. Remember, that at the end of the day it’s the Fed that supports the market, not the US/China trade situation. As long as the Federal Reserve is willing to step in and help the market along, it will continue to do what is done over the last 10 years - rally.
TVC:SPXLong
by ForexTrendline
ES - New York Session Outlook 27.11.2019 | Support & ResistanceLevels to watch Today for the New York Session. See related idea for Yesterday's levels and how they where sensitive during the Day. Although I expected a deeper Retracement, the Resistance Levels noted where good for the New York Session High and Today's London Open High also bounced from a noted Resistance Level. Not a good idea to pick the High. We are close to Thanksgiving and normally the Markets become more quiet. My Bias is Bullish and only when we will have a deep Retracement and or 1/2 Down Days a Bearish stance is considered. I would look for 'Resistance turns into Support' ideas for Longs and only would consider Shorts below 3130
CME_MINI:ES1!
by Mariinus
Still Caution, Even as Market Has Rallied - S&P 500 analysisAfter U.S. President Donald Trump renewed his tariff threat against China, U.S. futures contracts — including for the NASDAQ, Dow and S&P 500 — retreated from their all-time highs. As well, this morning, exacerbated by the roiling unrest in Hong Kong, global shares are a sea of red. Sentiment itself is fragile and will likely follow prices. The S&P 500 has initially pulled back during trading on Tuesday but then shot higher to show signs of strength again. By doing so, the market looks likely to try to break out of he current bullish channel that it’s been it for some time, and as a result we could get an explosive move. That being said, there is a certain amount of overextension to what we are doing right now, so don’t be surprised at all to see a pullback in the meantime. The market could find quite a bit of support near the $3050 level on a significant pullback and will almost certainly find plenty of support at the 3030 and then the 3000 levels. Looking at this chart, there is an undeniable uptrend going on, so obviously there will be a lot of value hunters underneath to try to take advantage of cheaper pricing. On the upside, the 3100 level decisively is the next resistance (upper line of the channel is around $3137). If we see a clear break there, then the market will make its move towards the targeted $3200 level above, based upon the ascending triangle that we had broken out of at the $3030 level. Wall Street's main indexes have set new highs this month on the back of a strong corporate earnings season and hopes of a trade deal with Beijing to end the damaging 16-month tariff war. But the main question now is will rally be able to continue without earnings support? What do you think?
OANDA:SPX500USDShort
by ForexTrendline