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More down for SPX500USDHi traders, Last week SPX500USD did exactly what I've said in my outlook. After price came into the Daily BPR it rejected from there and made another drop. So did you took advantage of my knowledge? You could have made a lot of money. Now it looks like the B-wave was a Triangle and price is now in the C-wave. So if that's true, then next week we could see more downside for this pair. Let's see what the market does and react. Trade idea: Wait for a small correction up to finish and a change in orderflow to bearish, then you could trade shorts again. If you want to see more from my analysis, please make sure to follow me, give a boost and respectful comment. This shared post is only my point of view on what could be the next move in this pair based on my analysis. I do not provide trade signals. Don't be emotional, just trade! Eduwave
OANDA:SPX500USDShort
by EduwaveTrading
NEW UPDATE UPDATE OF SP500NEW UPDATE UPDATE OF SP500 Hello Guy's this is My OverView For (SPX500) Feel Free To Check It And Write Your Feedback In Comments Please do not forget the like button, Share it with your friends According to my analyse SP price is going to up and the break resistance and hit my target 🎯 As you all see in chart 📉 SP price touch one time resistance and go down 👇 and touch two times supert but not break the support area now price going up and break the resistance Easley and hit my target 🎯 Entry point 👉 5,918.26 Target 🎯 6,199.78 Stop 🛑 loss 5,865.34
SP:SPX
by mrsagarfx
S&P Scenario 2.1.2025In this market, in order to consider some long setups, we need to hold the 6060 level or something around it, and since we didn't hold this support, we had a way to go short after the breakout. Now I see a scenario like this: the market should come for the sfp below the low as shown, or it will start to rise directly into the long, but as long as we are below the 6060 level, I'm considering a long setup. I would take that if the sfp below the low was met.
OANDA:SPX500USDLong
by Sony97
US500 SHORT For the US100 the market has broken the Daily Market structure line that had been established and has broken through the 50SMA and been consolidating here, forming a symmetric Triangle pattern. We are testing the 100SMA on the daily which is providing support, The Fib Retracement level for US500 for the weekly Move is at around 5300-5600, which is where we will target our short on clear break down of the symmetric triangle. Please like share and comment if you like the Idea and do tell me what else youd like to see! My Goal is to equip traders with the knowledge and ideas that will make them financially Free!
CAPITALCOM:US500Short
by EliteMarketAnalysis
Critical Turning Point for the S&P 500: Bullish or Bearish?Happy New Year, everyone! 🎉 I hope you all had an amazing start to 2025. Let’s dive into the S&P 500 chart because it’s showing some critical patterns that could define the market's direction moving forward. The S&P 500 has now broken below the Rising Channel, confirming a bearish breakdown from the long-term uptrend. This move adds to the bearish pressure initiated by the previously formed Head and Shoulders (H&S) pattern. The breakdown of the Rising Channel, combined with the confirmed H&S pattern, suggests a significant shift in market sentiment. With the price also sitting below the 50 EMA, the bears appear to have the upper hand. 1. Rising Channel Breakdown : After respecting the channel boundaries for months, the price has decisively fallen through the lower boundary, signaling the uptrend is over. 2. H&S Pattern Confirmation : The neckline has been broken, further validating this bearish reversal structure. 3. 50 EMA Resistance : The inability to reclaim the 50 EMA solidifies the bearish momentum. Targets to Watch * 5,687.33: The next immediate support level where price could pause or consolidate. * 5,600.45: A breach of 5,687.33 could send the price toward this stronger support zone. * 5,119.26 (Channel Projection): If bearish momentum accelerates, the longer-term target aligns with the channel's projected downside. What’s Next? With the Rising Channel broken, the market’s bullish structure has collapsed, leaving traders watching key support levels to assess the depth of the pullback. Bulls will need to reclaim the 50 EMA and push the price back into the channel to regain control, but this seems unlikely in the short term. The market now leans bearish, and the next few sessions could confirm whether this breakdown leads to a larger correction or stabilizes near support. Let me know your thoughts and how you plan to approach this setup. Wishing you all a successful and profitable trading year ahead! 🚀 #SP500 #TechnicalAnalysis #BearishBreakdown #RisingChannel #HeadAndShoulders
SP:SPX
by CryptocurrencyWatchGroup
[Education] Why You Can't Break Free From Get-Rich-Quick TrapYou already know the get-rich-quick mindset is killing your trading career. You read the books. You understand that consistent profits come from proper risk management and patience. Yet somehow, you still find yourself hoping for that one trade that will change everything. I understand that feeling. I spent 5 years trapped in this cycle. Let me share something embarrassing. I was previously managing a $200,000 funded account. My strategy was making a consistent 1-2% monthly. I got greedy. I saw a "perfect" setup and decided to risk 5% instead of my usual 1%. "Just this once. This setup is different.” That one decision wiped out my profits and I lost that account in a single trade. The Psychology Behind Our Self-Sabotage Here's what makes this mindset so dangerous. We can intellectually understand it's wrong while emotionally believing we're the exception. It's like knowing fast food is unhealthy but convincing yourself that this one burger won't hurt. The truth is our brain is wired for quick rewards. Whenever we see those trading “gurus” posting screenshots of their profits, or a picture of them partying, driving sports car, and flying first class, we can sense that they are fake. However, our emotional brain lights up with possibility. "What if it's real? What if we're missing out?" This creates an internal battle in our mind. We know we should focus on consistent execution and proper risk management. We have to play the long game. But our emotional side keeps whispering, "Just one big trade. Just this once." The Hidden Influence of Social Media We're surrounded by images of instant success. Traders posting five-figure profit days. Twenty-somethings with Lamborghinis claiming they made it trading crypto. Even though we know these are likely fake or cherry-picked results, they affect us more than we realize. I remember sitting at my desk when I was in my audit job, scrolling through trading contents on Instagram during lunch breaks. Every post showed massive profits. Nobody was posting their losses, their blown accounts, or their struggles. This created an unrealistic benchmark in my mind. My 2% monthly gain felt insignificant compared to these supposed overnight millionaires. This distorted perspective leads to a dangerous form of self-sabotage. We start taking larger risks, not because our strategy dictates it, but because our normal profits feel "too small" compared to what we see online. We “need” more profits. The Compound Effect of Impatience The most insidious part of the get-rich-quick mindset isn't that it makes us take bigger risks. It's that it makes us unable to appreciate the power of compound growth. Let me show you what I mean. When I first started trading properly, I was making about 3% per month on a $10,000 account. That's $300 a month. It felt painfully slow. I kept thinking, "At this rate, it'll take forever to reach my goals." But here's what I didn't understand then. Consistent 3% monthly returns, when compounded, turn $10,000 into $43,891 in five years. In ten years, that becomes $192,577. Add in regular deposits from your salary, and the numbers become even more impressive. Instead of appreciating this mathematical certainty, we chase the fantasy of turning $10,000 into $100,000 in a month. The irony? This pursuit of faster growth usually leads to account blow-ups that set us back years. The Real Cost of "Just This Once" We all know the phrase "just this once" is trading's version of "one last drink". It's never just once. Each time we break our rules and survive, or worse, profit, we reinforce the behavior. Our brain logs it as a successful strategy, making it harder to stick to proper risk management in the future. I learned this lesson the hard way with prop firm challenges. I'd be up 5%, nearly passing the challenge, and then decide to take a larger position to "speed things up." Almost every time, this decision led to failing the challenge. What's worse, even when it worked, it reinforced bad habits that would eventually cost me more money. Breaking Free From The Cycle The solution isn't just knowing better. You already know better. The solution is building systems that make it impossible to act on these impulses. When I finally became consistent, it wasn't because I found better self-control. It was because I removed my ability to make emotional decisions. I created rules that were specific and inflexible: My position sizing is calculated before the market opens. No adjustments are allowed during trading hours. Every trade must be pre-planned with exact entry, stop loss, and target levels. No deviation from my trading plan is allowed. I only opened my trading platform during specific hours that I’m allowed to trade. These rules might seem extreme, but they protect me from myself. They make it impossible to act on those "just this once" impulses that we all feel. The Professional's Perspective Want to know what real professional trading looks like? It's boring. Mind-numbingly boring. I now manage multiple six-figure funded accounts, and most of my trading days are completely uneventful. I take 2-3 trades per week. Each risk is exactly 1% of my account. My average winner makes 2R. Some months I make 5%. Some months I make 1%. Some months I lose money. But over time, the consistency compounds. This is what trading success actually looks like. No excitement. No massive winning days to screenshot. Just steady, consistent execution of a proven process. Embracing The Slow Path The hardest part isn't learning to trade properly. It's learning to be satisfied with "boring" profits. It's learning to celebrate a 2R winner instead of feeling disappointed it wasn't 10R. It's learning to find pride in perfect execution rather than profit size. This shift requires a complete redefinition of trading success. Instead of measuring success by profit, measure it by how well you followed your rules. Instead of comparing your returns to Instagram traders, compare them to bank interest rates or index funds. The Path Forward You already know the get-rich-quick mindset is destructive. The question is: Are you ready to embrace the boring path to success? This means accepting that: Your first year of proper trading might only make you a few thousand dollars. You'll have to watch other traders post bigger profits than you (real or fake). Some days you'll do absolutely nothing but watch setups fail to materialize. Success will come so gradually you might not even notice it at first. The choice is yours: Continue fighting this battle alone, or get the support you need to finally break free.
SP:SPX
by Keeleytwj
US stock indices surge into week's endUS stock index futures were firmer in early trade this morning. They were firmer in early trade yesterday morning too. But that didn’t stop them turning lower as the session progressed. Yesterday’s move saw the S&P 500 hit lows last seen on Friday, 20th December when investors were dumping stocks following the Fed’s ‘hawkish rate cut’ from the previous Wednesday. It was a similar story for all the US majors yesterday, and, to show that the sell-off was tech-led, the NASDAQ 100 fell back to levels last seen at the end of November. The lows were hit early evening European time. After that, the US indices recovered somewhat, ending the day with modest losses, although, as yesterday, the mid-cap Russell 2000 managed to creep into positive territory. Does this week’s stock market behaviour provide clues for the rest of the year? Probably not. It’s fair to say that much of the recent volatility and downside pressure comes as a result of year-end window dressing and fund rebalancing, as managers shift their weightings between equities and bonds. This became necessary due to weakness in the bond market since mid-September (ironically just after the Fed slashed rates by 50 basis points) contrasting with strength across equities going back to October 2023. So we’ll have to see how things go for the rest of this month, particularly once we get past Trump’s inauguration on 20th January. At the time of writing (just after the European close again) US stock indices are staging an impressive rally and on their highs. It’s probably too late for the S&P to complete a full ‘Santa Rally’, as that would require an upward move of over 150 points today. The yield on the 10-year is back up to 4.58% this afternoon, although equity buyers don’t seem too concerned. While elevated yields may indicate expectations of stronger economic growth, rather than simply an inflation bounce, they’re also a response to the US’s budget deficit, and the prospect of the huge Treasury issuance required to cover it.
TRADENATIONSB:US500
by TradeNation
S&P 500 index Wave Analysis 3 January 2025 - S&P 500 reversed from support area - Likely to rise to resistance level 6000.00 S&P 500 index today reversed up from the support area located between key support level 5855.00 (former resistance from October, which has been reversing the price from the start of November), lower daily Bollinger Band and the 61.8% Fibonacci correction of the sharp upward impulse from November. This support area was further strengthened by the support trendline of the daily up channel from September. Given the clear daily uptrend, S&P 500 index can be expected to rise to the next round resistance level 6000.00.
SP:SPXLong
by FxProGlobal
Key Levels for the Month ∷01.2025 ∷S&P500🔳Key Levels Overview for the Month🔲 ∷01.2025 🐍 Dynamic Resistance🔀 6015 5935 Dynamic Supports🔀 ∷∷∷∷ Mid Pivot (🐻bull&bear🐂 zone ch trend) 6592 6278 5952 range of supply and demand 6383 6179 5975 Range Band 🐇 6488 6229 5969 Order of lines: 1. 🌸 Shocking Pink, 💜 Dark Orchid 2. 🟢 Green, 🔴 Red, 🟡 Yellow 3. ⬜ White 4. ❤️ Falu Red, 🌿 Crusoe, ⚫ Black 5. 🌷 Pale Pink, 🍏 Granny Apple, 🌫️ Storm Grey 6. 💙 Neon Blue
CAPITALCOM:US500
by spacecraft
S&P500 INDEX / bearish or still bullish confirmation...S&P 500 Technical Analysis The price has stabilized below the support level at 5,935, indicating a continuation of the bearish trend toward 5,863. If it breaks below this level, the next target would be 5,808. On the other hand, a 4-hour candle closing above 5,935 is required to confirm a bullish trend, with a target of 5,969. Key Levels: Pivot Point: 5935 Resistance Levels: 5969, 6022, 6053 Support Levels: 5863, 5790, 5820 Trend Outlook: Bearish: Stability below 5,935 Bullish: If 5,935 is broken
OANDA:SPX500USDLong
by SroshMayi
S&P500 DOWN - trading ideaUS500 is showing potential for a bearish continuation. Recent lower highs (LH) and lower lows (LL) signal weakening momentum, and a clear downtrend line has formed. The current price of 5789 sits below key resistance, with increasing volume on price declines suggesting further downside pressure. Entry Zone: Around 5789 Stop Loss: 6045 (above the recent swing high) Profit Targets: 5748 5695 5650 This idea targets short-term movements within the downtrend. With proper risk management, this could be a favorable opportunity for those aligned with the bearish setup! 📉
ICMARKETS:US500Short
by RICHSTOXCOM
SPX 2025 7000+ The most likely scenario.Experts who forecast stock market collapses and peddle narratives of financial despair often refrain from investing in the very concepts they promote; otherwise, they would face severe financial ruin on a repeated basis. From the very beginning of this decade, I have championed a bold, risk-taking stance, predicting that these years will be remembered as the roaring 2020's, a time marked by an echo bubble of the 1920's. This era is defined by the powerful convergence of technology, artificial intelligence, and blockchain, all propelling asset prices to new heights. The wealth generated by these colossal corporations and blockchain innovations is accumulating and concentrating, leaving behind individuals who are not part of these transformative trends. Meanwhile, everyday people are grappling with a significant inflationary wave, as the value of their fiat currency continues to dwindle. To compound the issue, in 2024 around 150,000 workers have been laid off from giants like Tesla and Microsoft, a direct result of automation. In this relentless struggle, machines are emerging victorious. The age-old saying that markets lack a reason to rise but require one to fall or underperform holds particularly true, especially in the good old USA. It’s reasonable to think that 2025 will not replicate the precise calendar movements of 2024 so it's prudent to lean towards performance tracking other years such as... 2017, the SPX return stood at 18%, marking it as the year that most closely aligns with 2025, the inaugural year of Trump's presidency. Fast forward to 2023, where the percentage rose to 24%, making it the nearest reference point in the short term. As we are predicting a continuation of the bull market. Meanwhile, 2021 reached a peak of 29%, representing the euphoric climax of that cyclical bull market, a scenario that could very well repeat itself in 2025. The emerging pattern for 2025 appears to be shaped by these three pivotal years. Given that we are now nearer to the conclusion of the bull market than its inception, it seems prudent to draw insights from the trends of 2021 and 2023.
SP:SPXLong
by BallaJi
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SPX projection using a look back of 100 yearsThis is the variation on the analysis I did yesterday but with a look back of 100 years, to show you the flexibility of the indicators. This is a purely technical exercise, please remember that long term projections depend on deeper analysis of fundamental as well as technical factors. for 2025 and a look back period of 100 years, expected value: 6383 expected volatility: 18.8% expected range: 5277 - 7489 probability of remaining within the expected range is above 70% with an analysis window of 10 years.
SP:SPXEducation
by oisigma
Nightly $SPX / $SPY Predictions for 1/3/2025🔮 📅 Fri Jan 3 ⏰ 10:00am ISM Manufacturing PMI: 48.2 (previous: 48.4) GAP ABOVE HPZ: If we gap above here, its going to bait a lot of traders by a chop OPEN WITHIN EEZ: Now that the slight downside is out of the system. I'm looking for upside down because everyone is extremely fearful GAP BELOW HCZ: Will cause a mechanical bounce back to the weekly Weekly HC #trading #stock #stockmarket #today #daytrading #swingtrading #charting #investing
SP:SPXLong
by PogChan
us500 longUS500 LONG 💎Please don't be greedy ENTRY : yellow point TP : blue lines SL : below red line for LONG position above red line for SHORT position ⛔️INSTRUCTIONS 1: Please respect the yellow entry point, otherwise you risk entering too early before my strategy or too far, thus reducing gains and aggravating losses in the event of a stop loss ⛔️INSTRUCTIONS 2: For risk and money management: 5% of your wallet for LEV X ≤20 And 3% of your wallet for LEV X ≥ 20
CAPITALCOM:US500Long
by RODDYTRADING
US 500 – Major Momentum Stall or Just Taking a Breather?After posting a gain of around 23%, 2024 was undoubtably another strong performance for the US 500 index. However, hopes of that much discussed ‘Santa Rally’ failed to materialise. Undermined by hawkish comments from Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell on December 18th at the press conference following another 25bps (0.25%) interest rate cut. His suggestion that further Fed interest rate cuts are likely to be on hold until more progress is made on bringing inflation back to the US central bank’s 2% target, put a dent in the strong bullish sentiment that had seen the US 500 index touch a new all time high at 6101, only days earlier on December 6th. Now, with the index back trading around 5900 again, the question for traders at the start of 2025 may be, is this a major momentum stall or is the uptrend just taking a breather? Weekly Mid-Average a Potential Line in the Sand Recent declines in the US 500 are now approaching a possible key support level within the weekly picture marked by the rising Bollinger mid-average, currently at 5824 (Blue line on chart). While having seen this line hold and resume price strength on previous occasions is no guarantee it will do so again, it may well be something of a ‘line in the sand’ to watch if tested in upcoming trading sessions. Price action against this support zone could help us to gauge if the latest weakness in price is just a limited reaction to over-extended upside conditions, or if a downside closing break below this level is seen, if further extended falls may be about to materialise. As we can see from the chart above, in April, August and September last year, it was the rising mid-average (Blue line on chart) that helped hold price declines and even prompt fresh upside strength to breach previous highs and extend the pattern of higher highs and higher lows. US 500 - Why We Should Monitor Weekly Close Against 5824 Level Sometimes, when a closing break below the weekly mid-average develops, we must wait to see if the average turns down, to suggest the potential of a downtrend forming, or as was the case in September, upside price action resumes, to break back and close above the still rising mid-average, pointing to the potential for further price strength. So, with this in mind, if tested in upcoming sessions, it may be the Bollinger mid-average that can be important again as we move into 2025, and we will be monitoring the 5824 level on a closing basis. Closes below this support, if followed by the average turning lower, could prove to be a sign of a more extended phase of weakness, although while it holds, the positive upside trending condition could still remain. Potential Resistance Levels to Watch While the rising weekly Bollinger mid-average currently suggests the longer term trend is still up, looking at the same measure on the daily chart, offers a slightly different picture. The negative reaction to the Fed rate announcement on December 18th, saw the US 500 index break and close below its daily Bollinger mid-average, and as the daily chart above shows, this average has now turned lower. While the daily mid-average (Blue line on chart), currently at 5998, continues to fall and as it did over the Christmas period, resists fresh attempts to move back higher again, this opens up the possibility that a short term daily downtrend may be materialising. Potential Pivot Points: In conclusion, it could be the weekly Bollinger mid-average at 5824 that marks a possible support, while the declining daily Bollinger mid-average at 5998 may suggest a potential important resistance level. It could be worth watching both identified levels on a closing basis at the start of 2025. Confirmed closing breaks of either side, followed by the mid-average changing direction (the weekly average lower, or the daily higher) may lead to a more prolonged phase of price movement, in the direction of the break. The material provided here has not been prepared in accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and as such is considered to be a marketing communication. Whilst it is not subject to any prohibition on dealing ahead of the dissemination of investment research, we will not seek to take any advantage before providing it to our clients. 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PEPPERSTONE:US500
by Pepperstone
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