S&P 500: Resistance not yet hit
Updated
Hello guys
The SPX is still moving upwards in a rising wedge. As pointed out already in my last idea, it is likely we are going to continue moving upwards and we may hit resistance at around 2950 to 3000 points.
As the smaller moving averages continue to rise I personally think the possibility of another huge drawdown is slowly decreasing. Even taking out the downtrend line on to a further high, the SPX still managed to break it and gain some distance after the apparent short term downwards trend. In the short term, the 0.5 and 0.618 as well as the 0 retracement are going to be areas of support, the 1000 MA on this 4h is probably going to be an area of resistance. For this week, my outlook on the S&P 500 is still rather bullish, even more than last week.
Keep in mind I am not making any comments about fundamentals.
Let me know what you think!
The SPX is still moving upwards in a rising wedge. As pointed out already in my last idea, it is likely we are going to continue moving upwards and we may hit resistance at around 2950 to 3000 points.
As the smaller moving averages continue to rise I personally think the possibility of another huge drawdown is slowly decreasing. Even taking out the downtrend line on to a further high, the SPX still managed to break it and gain some distance after the apparent short term downwards trend. In the short term, the 0.5 and 0.618 as well as the 0 retracement are going to be areas of support, the 1000 MA on this 4h is probably going to be an area of resistance. For this week, my outlook on the S&P 500 is still rather bullish, even more than last week.
Keep in mind I am not making any comments about fundamentals.
Let me know what you think!
Note
Support seems broken at this moment. Do you think we can hold?Note
Never mind, I drew the support line a bit too shallow.Looks like we're still the race for now, and on the 1h chart, 100 MA has crossed above 1000 MA. Still, we'll want to see a good bounce off support to the upside if we hit it.
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