SPY - bullish (pitchfork analysis)This builds on my previous pitchfork analysis (see related idea which pointed to June 17th as the point of reversal and the start of the longer term bullish cycle). While that still stands strong, this is a smaller term analysis. SPY reached the intersection of 2 upper pitchfork lines (well, one bar off the intersection) after which it fell. Now it reached lower pitchfork line which is a likely point a reversal, turning bullish. SPY however may go down to the next red line before bouncing back up. Looking at other, longer term pitchfork lines I drew, SPY hasn't become fully bullish (that is, it reached higher order bottom pitchfork lines than the upper lines.
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SPX500- SPY ETF trading idea -day tradeHi Traders,
After getting 200 SMA rejection SPY facing some pressure and some other Macro news not helping the market. SPY can test the 423 and 420 level.
Be patience for the trade, market is very choppy from last few days.
Watch the premarket low and high as support and resistance.
S&P 500 Flash ✨ analysesIf you ask me we, will bounce back to the bottom blue regression line.
Stay tuned for both scenarios - short and long.
Key Points:
👉S&P 500 Main trend is DOWN.
👉Touching top orange regression line.
👉Seems S&P 500 will bounce back down from the top regression orange line to the blue bottom regression line.
Note: Indicator is Pivots Points Algo - bare are colored by algo!
US: Long-Term Trend Model on 'BUY'Our long term trend model for ETF investments moved to a buy signal two weeks ago and remains solidly bullish. ETF investors should be invested by 50-100%, pullbacks of the major US market indices can be used as low risk entry points. If you are still in 100% cash, I would look to add 25-50% on pullbacks in the SPY.
With that said, the current environment for breakout / swing-trader is still a bit tricky, there is still nervousness in the market and volatility increases for any sort of market relevant news.
Individual stocks are not yet moving in earnest and we remain in a "hard penny" environment. Stay patient and disciplined for now. We will enjoy an "easy dollar" market again at one point, the only question is when. For now, I would hold off on getting too aggressive until we get more confirmation that a reliable bottom has been established. Stock traders should only buy qualified breakouts and only get aggressive if and when breakouts start displaying meaningful follow through. Always apply the concept of progressive exposure.
Notwithstanding a continued rally, backing and filling could take months. This will depend very much on inflation and the affect rate hikes are having on the economy.
Our JS-TechTrading risk model stays on green:
Analysis on the ES Futures chart on the Weekly Time FrameI am trying in this analysis to figure out the price movement of the ES futures in the coming months
Using the Bollinger Band as a simple tool to analyse I am basing this analysis on previous price action
and its relevance to the current place of price on the chart. We are revisiting the 20 WSMA and a significant
supply zone on the price front. We could see some resistance on the strong up move that we have seen in the
last 2 to 3 weeks and the rally may be coming to a climax in this cycle.
We should wait for the confirmation signals before we begin to trade on this analysis and commit our capital
only once the price action gives us the desired moves. I am not a registered financial advisor and just releasing
this idea as a piece of educational information on how price analysis can lead to action that can help us profit
from engagement with the market.
Please opine on this analysis and comment your views
This is the 6th correction on S&P500 since 2009. In today's post, we will compare the current correction in S&P500 with all the similar corrections that happened since the beginning of the bull market in 2009 (the bottom of the 2008 financial crisis).
Why are we doing this? Because in the market, no situation is completely new, and by understanding similar situations in the past, and the following resolutions, we can get a good idea of how to react to the present.
I will be using the following parameters. Every decline of 15% or more will be considered a major correction. Under those parameters, we have 6 situations to analyze.
2010 / 2011 / 2015 / 2018 / 2020 (I bet you remember that) / 2022 (now).
The information that you will see in the following pictures is:
a) % Decline
b) Duration from the beginning of the correction until the bottom of it.
c) The most external trendline of the corrections.
2010
2011
2015
2018
2020
2022
Alright. So how can I use this? You can use this in several ways. The most basic way is looking for patterns in specific areas you are interested in. For example, one of the main tools I use to look for setups is waiting for the breakout of the most external trendlines of corrections and then looking for corrective movements that I can use to set entry and stop levels. But that's my style. So you can use yours, like taking each of these scenarios and using moving averages, indicators, or whatever you prefer.
The key aspect here is that I have classified similar situations in terms of decline and Duration. Now it's up to you to develop setups around this, and you can test how your parameters would have worked on 5 scenarios in the past. If you see a clear edge, then you have a great opportunity to plan your next setup.
Thanks for reading! If you have ideas in mind, I would love to see what parameters you can come up with in the comments. Like "I have tested X, W, Z," and this was my result.
Here's what we should be watching this week for Bitcoin.Traders,
I want to go over a few items that should remain on our watchlist this week and where the indicators are leading me. I will also give an update on how Stewdamus 2.0 is coming along.
-Stew
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*CORE PCE PRICE INDEX (FRI.)
The S&P Holds At The 200smaThe S&P 500 has found support following the gap down candle on April 5th.
The 200 simple moving average has been holding price up for three consecutive days.
Price is now forming an unconfirmed bullish flag formation, which will be confirmed
if the recent high from March 29th at $4637 is broken.
The recent move has been bullish from March 14th but price is actually in consolidation
since January 4th.
As there are signs of recent strength and support holding price from declining further,
we are anticipating a continuation of the overall bullish trend over the coming weeks and months.
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