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S&P drops to test THIS key supportThe US markets wobbled at the start of Friday’s session, with major indices pulling back. However, the outlook isn’t overly bearish yet, as the S&P 500 is testing a key level here around 6075. A bounce into the close is still possible from here, but the bulls need to show and quickly. Even if the index closes near current levels, it wouldn't necessarily signal the end of the bullish trend. To turn short-term bearish, I would need to see a breakdown below the 6,000 level, which had been a strong support before the recent breakout. If that level fails, it would be a bearish signal, potentially leading to a deeper correction toward the long-term trendline or even the 200-day moving average. For now, the focus remains on short-term support and resistance levels. The 6075 level, marking the high of the hammer candle from last Wednesday, is a key short-term support level where the 21-day exponential moving average also converges. Should the S&P 500 experience a deeper pullback, this will be the first major test for the bulls. On the upside, 6100 is the level I am watching, which acted as resistance in December and January before breaking last week, and now we are back below it slightly. Beyond this level, there isn’t much immediate resistance until this week’s all-time high of 6148. By Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with FOREX.com
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREXcom
SP500 | Pivot Zone Retest – Will the Support Hold?S&P 500 Analysis | February 21, 2025 The price is currently consolidating within the pivot zone (6,102 - 6,143), which is acting as a key level. 🔹 A break below 6,102 will confirm a bearish move toward 6,031 and 5,979, continuing the downward trend. 🔹 If the price stabilizes above 6,143, we may see an attempt to break toward 6,168 and 6,224 as the next resistance zone. Key Levels: Pivot Line: 6128 Resistance: 6143 - 6168 - 6224 Support: 6102 - 6079 - 6031 -
OANDA:SPX500USDShort
by SroshMayi
Hurry Up and Wait - The Markets Favourite GameHurry Up and Wait – The Market’s Favourite Game | SPX Market Analysis 21 Feb 2025 These kangaroo markets just won’t quit. Every time we break out of one range, the Bollinger Bands pinch again, locking us into another one. Meanwhile, other indexes fell out of bed, but SPX? It’s clinging on by "the Bulls". When will it finally open up and run? Who knows—but until then, I’ll keep finding new ways to say ‘hurry up and wait’. --- Markets Keep Bouncing, But Not Breaking It’s like watching a kangaroo on a trampoline—lots of movement, no real progress. SPX tries to push out of one range 🏋️‍♂️ Bollinger Bands pinch again, trapping price in a new range 🔄 Other indexes have fallen, but SPX refuses to follow This makes trading tricky, as every potential breakout is quickly absorbed into another consolidation. The Bollinger Band Pinch – What It Means When Bollinger Bands tighten, they signal: 📌 A period of low volatility 📌 A potential breakout coming – but direction unknown 📌 Traders getting frustrated waiting for a real move Normally, I’d switch to Tag ‘n Turn setups during breakouts, but with volatility still tight, I’ll stick to my 6 money-making patterns instead. For now, it’s all about waiting for a clean break—no fake moves, no forced trades. Final Thoughts – When Will the Market Open Up? 📌 The big move is coming—we just don’t know when. 📌 SPX is clinging on, but other indexes are weakening—watch for cracks. 📌 Bollinger Bands are tightening—when they expand, volatility will return. Until then? It’s back to ‘hurry up and wait’. --- Fun Fact 📢 Did you know? In 2015, the New York Stock Exchange halted trading for nearly four hours—and the official reason? A “technical glitch”. 💡 The Lesson? Even the biggest, most advanced markets can freeze up, just like we’re seeing with these tight, choppy conditions.
SP:SPX
by MrPhilNewton
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US500 - Follow the Optimism!Hello TradingView Family / Fellow Traders. This is Richard, also known as theSignalyst. 📈 As per my latest US500 analysis (attached to the chart), it rejected the blue circle zone and surged by over 5%. What's next? 🏹 As long as US500 remains within the short-term rising channel marked in red, any bearish movement toward the lower red trendline should be considered a correction and a potential opportunity to look for trend-following long positions. 📚 Always follow your trading plan regarding entry, risk management, and trade management. Good luck! All Strategies Are Good; If Managed Properly! ~Rich Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:US500Long
by TheSignalyst
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S&P 500 Faces Rejection at Key Resistance?📉 False Breakout or Consolidation? S&P 500 hit 6,129 but failed to hold above it, retreating to 6,090 (-0.75%). This level marks a key resistance zone, with sellers stepping in to cap gains. 🔍 Key Technical Levels: Resistance: 6,129 → Previous high, acting as a short-term ceiling. Support: 6,018 (50-day EMA) → First area bulls want to defend. 5,900 → Stronger structural support if momentum weakens. 📊 Momentum Check: RSI at 54.86 → Neutral, room for both upside and downside. Price remains above the 50-day EMA, keeping the uptrend intact for now. 🚀 What’s Next? Bulls need a decisive close above 6,129 to confirm a breakout. A rejection here could trigger consolidation or a pullback toward the 50-day EMA. Watching for either a breakout confirmation or a deeper retest of support levels. -MW
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREXcom
SPX Target 6270 - Can It Get There?SPX Targets 6270 – But Can It Get There? | SPX Market Analysis 20 Feb 2025 The SPX is climbing like a caffeinated squirrel... ok, maybe not. It’s more like a slightly confused sloth trying to find second gear!..., while DJX and RUT are stuck in the mud. The breakout move we’ve been waiting for has arrived, and now the question is—does it have enough fuel to hit 6270, or will it stumble and trigger my hedge at 6100? Bollinger Bands are too tight for reliable setups, so I’m sticking with my 6 money-making patterns until volatility expands. Let’s break it all down… --- SPX Deeper Dive Analysis: 📈 SPX is Soaring (like a fat pigeon!) – But the Other Indexes Aren’t Joining the Party While SPX is off making new highs, its friends DJX and RUT seem to have lost their invitations. DJX is struggling to gain meaningful ground 📉 RUT can’t even catch an uptick, making it the weakest of the bunch ❌ Meanwhile, SPX is leading the way, with a clear breakout in play A closely following NDX is nipping at SPX's heals 💡 Breakout Confirmed – But Can It Hold? Scenario #1 from our previous discussions has unfolded—the range has broken out. Target: 6270 🎯 Hedge trigger: 6100 in case the move fails This is the good kind of waiting—waiting for profits to materialise 🔄 Why I’m Avoiding Tag ‘n Turn Setups Right Now Normally, after a breakout, I’d shift back to Tag 'n Turn setups. But there’s a problem… Bollinger Bandwidth is too tight, making moves too fast Price is flipping from one side of the bands to the other A Bollinger Band pinch is forming, indicating more compression before expansion So, what’s the plan? ✅ I’ll continue to use my 6 money-making patterns ✅ I’ll wait for volatility to expand before returning to Bollinger setups ✅ No forced trades—only high-probability moves 🚀 Final Takeaway? The breakout is here, the target is set, and the plan is clear. Now, it’s time to let the market do its thing and wait for the move to play out. --- Fun Fact 📢 Did you know? In 2018, Amazon briefly became a $1 trillion company—but it only stayed there for a few hours before dropping back below the threshold. 💡 The Lesson? Even the biggest breakouts can be short-lived—just because a stock (or index) makes a new high doesn’t mean it will stay there forever. Always have a plan—targets and hedge triggers matter.
SP:SPXLong
by MrPhilNewton
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