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SPY Tipping Point: Key Supply and Demand Zones with Entry, ExitSPY is at a critical juncture, balancing between strong support and resistance zones. This analysis dives into actionable price levels, key zones, and setups for both scalping and swing trading. Let’s see where SPY might head next. Market Structure Overview: SPY has been consolidating near the $598 level, showing a tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. This range-bound behavior typically suggests a buildup for a potential breakout or breakdown. With a slight bearish tilt in recent price action, SPY appears to be preparing for a directional move soon. Key Zones: Demand Zone (Support): $594.42 - $596 This is a critical area where buyers have consistently stepped in, providing strong support. If SPY reaches this zone and holds, it could present an ideal entry for a long scalp. However, a breakdown here might signal a larger downward move. Supply Zone (Resistance): $600.99 - $602 The $601-$602 level has acted as a cap for recent rallies. A break and close above this zone could attract further buying interest, targeting higher levels. Order Block Insight: SPY has a visible order block around $598. This level is seeing substantial buying and selling pressure, indicating that institutional players may be active here. Price action at this block could offer clues on short-term direction. Support & Resistance with Entry, Exit, and Stop Suggestions: Immediate Support: $596 Long Entry: Around $596 if there’s a clear bounce, aiming for exits at $598 and $600. Stop-Loss: Below $595 to manage risk if SPY breaks lower. Immediate Resistance: $598 Short Entry: Near $598 if there’s rejection, with targets at $596 and $594.42. Stop-Loss: Above $599 to protect against a reversal. Swing Trade Setup: Swing Long: Above $602, with targets at $604 and $607. This breakout could indicate a bullish trend continuation. Stop-Loss: Below $600 to reduce downside risk. Swing Short: Below $594.42, targeting $592, then $590 if selling pressure intensifies. Stop-Loss: Above $596 to control risk if SPY reverses. Price Action Insights: The recent price action suggests a slight bearish bias as SPY struggles to break $598 consistently. This range compression could mean a breakout is nearing, likely fueled by an increase in volume. SPY’s inability to decisively clear $600 aligns with the MACD, which has recently shown a bearish crossover. Indicator Analysis (9 EMA & 21 EMA): SPY is currently trading around the 9 EMA, with the 21 EMA above it, providing added resistance. A cross of the 9 EMA above the 21 EMA could be a bullish signal, prompting scalpers to look for quick longs. Until then, staying cautious on longs within this tight range is advisable. Scalping & Swing Outlook: Scalping: Look for quick short entries around $598 with exits near $596 or long entries around $596 targeting $598. Use tight stops given SPY’s choppy behavior. Swing: A clear break above $602 or below $594 could provide a more definitive trend. Until then, patience is essential to avoid getting caught in fakeouts. Directional Thoughts & Suggestions: SPY’s current setup suggests a slight downside bias, but the tight range hints at an impending breakout. Watching reactions at $598 and $596 will be crucial. I lean towards a bearish direction if $594 breaks, targeting $592 as the next support. However, a break above $602 would invalidate this view and favor a bullish continuation to higher levels. Conclusion: SPY’s setup highlights a battle at key levels, making disciplined entries and stops crucial. Patience for confirmed breaks will improve trade accuracy, especially for swing setups. This environment suits scalpers who can capitalize on tight ranges and quick exits. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own research and consult with a financial advisor. Trading involves risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
AMEX:SPY
by BullBear-Insights
SPY pullback from $600MODs have suggested that I provide more detail about the picks I make. Sorry. I'm not as verbose as y'all, and I don't like things to be complicated. My trading plan is very simple. I buy or sell at top & bottom of parallel channels. I confirm when price hits Fibonacci levels. So... Here's why I'm picking this symbol to do the thing. Buying calls on SPXU Buying Puts on SPY Price at or approaching top of channels (period 100 52 39 & 26) Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI) at overbought level VBSM spiked positive Price near 4.618 Fibonacci level Buying SPXU or SPY puts when SPY tags $600 Target is $587 or channel bottom NO STOP LOSS Will hold to year end or until target reached
AMEX:SPYShort
by chancethepug
2
SPY S&P 500 ETF End of the Year Price Target If you haven`t bought the recent dip on SPY: Now with Goldman Sachs lowering U.S. recession odds from 20% to 15% and raising their 2024 year-end S&P 500 target to 6000 from 5600, the outlook for the market appears increasingly optimistic. The reduced recession risk suggests stronger economic stability, and the upward revision in the S&P target points to continued growth potential. Given these factors, I agree that a year-end price target of 600 on SPY is achievable.
AMEX:SPYLong
by TopgOptions
1
$SPY November 14, 2024AMEX:SPY November 14, 2024 15 Minutes. We are in an interesting setup. Foe the fall 600.17 to 594.37 AMEX:SPY retraced 599 levels. That is 78% retracement of the fall. Also, we have a 599 top earlier on 12th November too. And for the rise 594.99 to 599.23 AMEX:SPY has retraced 61.8% to 596 levels. Both denotes a limit of double top or double bottom being 599 or 594. So, until this range is broken, I have no trade on either direction. Today we will have a one-sided Thursdays move as usual. My downside is limited to 590 592 levels. So, I will not take any shorts yet. If 592 is broken, then I will look for 586-584 as target. That represents 38% to 50% retracement for the rise 567.89 to 600.17. 585 at the moment is also 100 averages in 60 minutes time frame.
AMEX:SPYShort
by RiderTrader
3
Road To $600 SPY Target Reached Whats Next JoeWtrades The GoatCongratulations To Everyone Who Has Been Following My Posts Since Oct 10th On Spy Road To $600 I hope a lot of you did well with your Trading In the Market! So JoeWtrades What's next for Spy & The Stock Market as A whole? Is it time to pack up and exit the Market Lol No! Well I hear Warren Buffet Sold over 50% of all his holdings Berkshire Investments Apple Bank of America ECT. Ill tell you what's next I defiantly know something that will 10-30x in the next 45 days in a swing trade!! Anyways I expect Spy to continue its trend I will post order blocks on Spy along with Targets Tonight, Good Luck Traders & Don't Forget To like & Follow JoeWtrades!!!
AMEX:SPYLong
by JoeWtrades
1
$SPY ANALYSIS, KEY LEVELS & TARGETS for day traders 11.11.24All right, so today’s implied move is between 595 and 602. The average 30 day volatility between 591 and 604. Tuesday’s contract is between 594 and 603 the 35 EMA is just underneath the implied move so expect a flat or down day today. And keep in mind there is an up gap from last Thursday near the bottom of the trading range so that could offer a place where we see support. Stupid Willy is also at extreme overbought. See you guys tonight on the video.
AMEX:SPY
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
3
SPY/QQQ Plan Your Trade For 11-11: Gap Potential In Trend ModeHappy Veterans Day. Thanks to all the current and past service members who have dedicated so much time and effort to protect all of us from the evil in the world. If you have anyone in your family that has served in the military, please take a moment to call and thank them for their service today. As today is a Federal holiday, I expect the markets to be somewhat muted in terms of trends. We are still seeing BTCUSD rally higher as the Trump win delivers a clear mandate related to global crypto/blockchain opportunities. We are still dealing with a market in a post-election rally phase. I believe this rally phase will diminish over the next 5 to 7+ days and move into the early stages of my Anomaly phase. My research suggests the US and global markets are likely to move into a consolidation phase before attempting to move into a very late phase Santa Rally. So, at this point, with the SPY breaching 600 in pre-market trading, I would suggest traders start to PULL PROFITS and prepare for what I believe will be a moderate consolidation of price over the next 5-7+ trading days. Gold and Silver are still FLAGGING in an inverted Excess Phase Peak pattern. This is currently a bearish price trend - attempting to break higher to move into a rally to Phase #3 (consolidation). We could see some big price rotation today if Gold and Silver break above the FLAGGING trend. Buckle up. Get some. #trading #research #investing #tradingalgos #tradingsignals #cycles #fibonacci #elliotwave #modelingsystems #stocks #bitcoin #btcusd #cryptos #spy #es #nq #gold
AMEX:SPYLong
by BradMatheny
4
How to PREDICT MARKETS! Tops and BottomsIn this video, I go over the following in great detail: Predicting Markets with Williams %R, RSI, and MACD Predicting market movements can be challenging, but combining the Williams %R, Relative Strength Index (RSI), and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicators can provide powerful insights for traders. Williams %R measures the current closing price relative to the high-low range over a specific period, helping identify overbought or oversold conditions. RSI gauges the speed and change of price movements, also indicating overbought or oversold levels. MACD analyzes the relationship between two moving averages of a security's price, identifying potential buy or sell signals. By using these three indicators together, traders can: Confirm Trends: When all three indicators align, it strengthens the signal for a potential trend continuation or reversal. Identify Entry and Exit Points: Overbought or oversold signals from these indicators can help pinpoint optimal entry and exit points. Reduce False Signals: Combining multiple indicators can help filter out false signals, increasing the reliability of predictions.
AMEX:SPYEducation
by RonnieV29
4
Will SPY Drop Back to the $580s? Time to Consider Buying Puts?Is SPY Overhyped? The Election Bounce Might Be Over – RSI is Screaming "Take Cover!" Look, I get it – SPY has been on a tear lately, soaring like a hot-air balloon fueled by election hype and investor euphoria. But let's slow down for a second. The market's been on a wild ride this quarter, with volatility hitting levels that could make even the most seasoned traders break a sweat. Between the election results, market speculation, and everyone's favorite fear – uncertainty – it's easy to get swept up in the hype. But here’s the thing: it looks like SPY might be a bit too overbought for comfort. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) is creeping dangerously close to overbought territory, which for anyone who's been paying attention is usually a sign that things are getting a little *too* frothy. Sure, a good rally feels great, but we all know what happens when everyone’s running for the exits at the same time, right? **Spoiler alert: it’s not pretty.** We’re staring down the barrel of Q1, and there’s no shortage of potential landmines. Rising interest rates, the fallout from whatever political circus unfolds next, and let’s not forget those pesky earnings reports that have a habit of disappointing just when you least expect it. With all this swirling, it wouldn’t take much for SPY to take a tumble back into the $580s, especially if the market gets a reality check. So, what should you do? Well, if you’re feeling a little wary of SPY’s relentless climb, maybe it’s time to consider buying puts. With volatility as high as it is, there’s potential for some serious upside if the market decides to retrace a bit. Plus, you know, better to be a bit cautious than regret not having protection when the tide turns. In short, SPY might have gotten a bit too cocky after the election results, and with the RSI flashing some red lights, it wouldn’t hurt to hedge your bets. You know, just in case it’s time for a little market correction – back to those sweet, sweet $580s. It’s a jungle out there, folks – better bring some puts for protection.
AMEX:SPYShort
by Premium-Flippa
SPY Momentum Push: Key Levels for Scalping & Intraday TradingSPY is showing strong bullish momentum on the 1-hour chart, with a significant rally and potential resistance forming near the $600 psychological level. The trend remains upward, but overbought conditions may lead to a brief consolidation or pullback. Price Action Analysis: Trend and Momentum: SPY has been trending upward with a consistent series of higher highs and higher lows, maintaining support above the 21 EMA. The current price is hovering just below $598-$600, a key resistance zone. A breakout here could lead to a test of all-time highs near $610. Support and Resistance Levels: Immediate Resistance: $598-$600. A decisive breakout above could trigger more buying, targeting the next resistance at $605-$610. Support Levels: First support at $583.27 aligns with previous consolidation zones. Secondary support around $579.47, where the 50 EMA is likely to provide additional backing. Key level to watch below is $567.89, acting as a strong demand zone if a deeper pullback occurs. Volume and MACD Analysis: Volume has been declining slightly as the price climbs, indicating a need for caution if a breakout above $600 does not come with increased volume. MACD is showing signs of flattening, suggesting potential divergence, which could hint at a slowing momentum. Scalping Opportunities: Long Scalp Entry: Consider entering above $598 with a tight stop at $596, aiming for a breakout scalp targeting $605-$610. Short Scalp Entry: If SPY fails to break $600 convincingly, a short scalp entry at $598 could target the $583 support level. Swing Trade Ideas: A strong breakout above $600 with volume could be a good swing entry, aiming for a move toward the $610 level. If SPY fails to hold above $583, a bearish swing trade setup targeting $567-$568 support is a potential play. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own due diligence before making trading decisions.
AMEX:SPY
by BullBear-Insights
$SPY November 9, 2024AMEX:SPY November 9, 2024 60 Minutes. Run-away gap in action. Hence very strong uptrend. Got weakened on Friday. As we can see we had 2 lows. 568.44 and 567.89. Oscillator divergence. Hence if we draw extension now, we have first target 607 levels. The consolidation I need is not happening. Moving averages setting up nicely. In order. 9,21,50,100 and200 in that order. It will be a good opportunity to buy around 588-592 levels. for the next uptrend. As we can see in 60 minutes 580 is very strong support. 15 Minutes. For the last rise 593.92 to 599.64 holding 596 is important. If 596 is broken, we can probably see 592 as target. I need a pull back for a buy. Again, not a chart to short except for 3-4$ maximum. As of now. in 15 minutes, big oscillator divergence.
AMEX:SPYShort
by RiderTrader
2
S&P500 (SPY) Hits Target #2 Today!Traders, though we've still got a ways to go to our final target of 670-700 on the SPY, it is worth celebrating our direct hit of 600 today. I remember a year ago drawing out 563 as a first target for our blow-off top and I was laughed at. Bears were in their mood and hungry. They wanted more blood. But a combo of our Elliot Wave and a daily inverse head and shoulders showed us exactly where we would hit. Then I spotted this nice cup and handle on the weekly. If you remember, it was almost invalidated with that China carry trade flash crash. But I stood my ground and stated that we would need to see another weekly open and close below our neckline before the bet was off. That did not happen and we are well on our way to that 670-700 final target. However, before we get there, I do believe our 600 level on the charts will provide some psychological resistance. Admittedly, this was more of a guess than anything when I had drawn it up and placed it on my chart several weeks ago. But now, we are seeing overbought conditions on both the daily and weekly charts. Are we a bit over-heated? I think we may be and should be prepared to see a bit of a drop, or at least a week or so of sideways price action, before we break 600. Unlike my first target at which I sold and buy the carry trade dip for massive profit, I don't know that I will be selling here. 600, as I stated already, was more of a guess than anything. But I am pretty decent at making these guesses. Experience and lots of psychology and chart study has taught me. Before I get ahead of myself though, let's watch and see what the market decides to do next week. ✌️ Stew
AMEX:SPY
by stewdamus
1
SPY WEEK 11/18/24SPY WEEK 11/18/24 Trying to keep this as simple as possible. Once price breaks outside of the Blue range, watch for possible retest of broken level and be ready to long or short into the YELLOW ranges. Price may exceed YELLOW range targets, but it’s at least a strong help to make profit 🎯🫡. *LEVELS ARE NOT RANDOM OR BASED OFF EMOTION OR PERSONAL BIAS. BACKTESTED WITH THOROUGH RESEARCH WITH OVER 90% ACCURACY....HENCE WHY MOVE WILL MOST LIKELY BE GREATER THAN ESTIMATED.*
AMEX:SPYLong
by J3Trad3s
S&P Weekly Recap: Rally Falters Amid Lack of ConvictionLast week’s market action delivered a reversal in sentiment, highlighting the fragility of the rally that had persisted since the so-called "Trump rally." The week began slowly, with the market testing buyers’ conviction to push prices higher. After confirming a lack of such conviction, sellers stepped in, driving prices sharply lower. As suggested in my previous recap, 585 (VAH) provided temporary support, and the week closed near this critical level. Interestingly, most major sectors participated in the downward move, aligning with the broader market trend. However, XLF (Financials) stood out as the exception, managing to post gains despite the sell-off. This divergence suggests that there is still buying interest, with money continuing to flow selectively into the market. The immediate objective for the bulls is to hold 585 and attempt to fill Friday’s gap. Failure to do so, with the price returning to the 568-585 range , would indicate that the rally is nearing exhaustion. While this would not immediately signal a transition into a bear market, it would mark a notable shift in sentiment. The 568 level remains critical for buyers; as long as it holds, the broader uptrend stays intact, and bulls maintain the upper hand. Meaning that I keep "bullish" outlook. This week, the market’s attention will be on NVIDIA's earnings on Wednesday. While the previous report didn’t cause much volatility, traders will be closely watching for any surprises that could influence market momentum.
AMEX:SPYLong
by hermes_trisme
A strategic pathway for SPY: preparing for a potential rebound nRecent Performance: The SPY (S&P 500 ETF) recently closed at $585.75, which represents a significant decline from a previous closing price of $593.30. Over the past week, it has faced a bearish trend despite trading above crucial moving averages. The market highlights volatility with various support levels testing resilience amidst price fluctuations. - Key Insights: The SPY is at a crucial support level around $585. If this level holds, a rebound could take the SPY to near $590. However, if support fails, it could test lower support levels at around $580 to $575. Market players should keep an eye on short-term movements, as further declines could lead investors to redraw their strategies. - Expert Analysis: Experts express a mixed sentiment toward the SPY with a leaning toward a potential rebound. While the broader market trends suggest positivity over the week, concerns about immediate volatility create two potential paths forward. Analysts are keeping an eye on critical support levels and the possibility of a bounce back, citing an estimated 85% likelihood of an upward move within the next two trading sessions. - Price Targets: Based on the wisdom of all professional traders, the next week targets for SPY are: - Next week targets: - Target 1: $588 - Target 2: $590 - Stop levels: - Stop 1: $584 - Stop 2: $580 - Longer-term targets: - Longer-term target projected at $610, anticipated within the next few weeks if bullish conditions hold. - News Impact: Key recent news includes comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, suggesting a steadiness in monetary policy without immediate rate cuts, impacting overall market sentiment. Investors are expected to watch these developments and their correlations with SPY's performance closely. Additionally, broader economic indicators will further shape investor outlooks leading into the new week.
AMEX:SPYLong
by CrowdWisdomTrading