US 500
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Pattern Identified:
On the chart provided (originally a 5-minute chart), a descending triangle is observed between points (A), (B), (C), (D), and (E). If we group the movements on a 15-minute timeframe, the pattern would still be relevant, but with less noise and more consolidated candles.
Point A: Initial high around 5567.3, marking the start of the downtrend.

Point B: Initial support of the triangle, near 5520.1.

Point C: Descending resistance of the triangle, showing a price compression.

Point D: Lower support of the triangle, also near 5520.1.

Point E: A bearish breakout below D is confirmed, with the price falling toward 5500. Analysis:
On a 15-minute timeframe, the descending triangle would indicate consolidation after an initial downtrend. A breakout below D (5520) confirms the bearish continuation. Volume (not visible on the chart, but a factor to consider) likely increased during the breakout, validating the move. The price appears to be heading toward more significant support around 5500, which has already been tested.
Projection:
Bearish Target: If the price continues to decline, the next key level could be between 5480 and 5470, depending on historical support or the projected height of the triangle.

Bullish Reversal: If the price rebounds from 5500 and breaks above the triangle resistance (around 5540), we could see a further move toward 5567.

Strategy:
Short: Entry after the breakout at D (5520), with a stop loss adjusted above the triangle resistance (5540) and an initial profit-taking at 5480.

Buy (Alternate Scenario): If the price rebounds from 5500 and breaks higher, enter above 5540, with a stop loss below 5520 and a profit-taking at 5567.

Risk Management: Take a 1-2% risk per trade and monitor macroeconomic events that may affect the S&P 500.

Note: This analysis is for informational purposes only and is based on a simulated 15-minute timeframe. Be sure to confirm this with a real 15-minute chart and apply appropriate risk management.

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