S&P 500 Futures Plunge: Bearish Dominance Unabated in Market

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Bearish/Bullish Trend Analysis

Trend Condition:

Bullish Trend Condition: 0
Bearish Trend Condition: 14

Analysis: The market remains strongly bearish as indicated by all 14 trend lines being red. There are no bullish trends present, suggesting persistent downward pressure.

Price Action and Momentum Zones
Closing Price and Change:
The S&P 500 E-mini Futures closed at 4,902.50, down by 194.25 points (-3.81%).
Daily Market Behavior:

Today's sharp decline is consistent with the ongoing bearish trend, with no signs of a reversal or slowdown in the selling momentum.

Momentum Zones:
The market is trending downwards sharply, breaking past previous support levels, which may now act as resistance on any potential rebounds.

Fibonacci Retracement Levels
Current Position Relative to Levels:

The index has fallen below the 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level and is approaching the 61.8% level.

Key Fibonacci Levels:

23.6% → 5,584.26
38.2% → 5,385.65
50.0% → 5,144.15
61.8% → 4,903.11

Interpretation:

The significant drop below the 50% level shows a robust continuation of the bearish trend, with the 61.80% level being the next critical marker to watch for potential support or further decline.

Overall Market Interpretation

The market's continued movement in a downward trajectory with all indicators pointing to a sustained bearish outlook suggests that investors remain cautious and are likely divesting, leading to the observed price declines.

Summary

Today’s significant downturn in the S&P 500 E-mini Futures highlights the ongoing bearish dominance in the market. With the index quickly approaching the 61.80% Fibonacci retracement level, it's crucial to watch for either a stabilization and potential buying opportunity or further declines if this level fails to hold. The lack of any bullish signals currently suggests that caution is warranted, and traders should prepare for possibly extended bearish conditions.

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