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Stock Market Weekly Outlook | Rising Wedge Volatility coming |- QQQ Rising wedge pattern about to break soon
- QQQ bulls still in full control on daily chart daily uptrend intact
- QQQ needs to break May 9th pivot low for us to go from up trend to neutral trend
- Does XLF XLE sector join team bull when QQQ pulls back or they all pull back together?
- Size of the QQQ pull back will be most key for me next week if QQQ can hold above May 9th pivot low and bounce we can potentially head for 330 level.
Cracking the Code: Analyzing SPY Trends Across Multiple TFLets take a deep dive into the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) and examine its trends across weekly, 4-hour, and 1-hour charts. Using technical analysis tools and strategies, we uncover insights into how SPY is behaving on different time scales and what that might mean for traders. Whether you're new to trading or a seasoned pro, you'll find valuable insights and actionable tips in this comprehensive analysis of SPY price action.
$SPY: Breakout/drop to $395? Broadening formation's fate hangsTomorrow morning, we'll be receiving GDP data and jobless claims, which could have a significant impact on the market. Currently, $SPY is at a crucial point on the daily chart, nearing the upper limit of its broadening formation. It's showing positive trends on the daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly charts. Keep in mind that the month and quarter will close on Friday, along with the release of PCE data.
GDP results are expected to come in flat tomorrow morning, while the jobless claims at 8:30 am could potentially offset the GDP figures.
If the data leans bullish, $SPY has the potential to break through the $405 price level and run like a bat outta hell. On the other hand, if the data comes in bearish, we may see a retest of the $398 level, followed by a potential drop to close the bullish gap at the $395.7 price level.