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7 DTE Call Spread aggressive 17 delta, 32% gain on cap investedThis is a very aggressive Call Spread, the Premium is 32% gain on cap invested. Will close this trade early to take risk off the table. The Call side legs: -5915 +5920. The Trump Crypto Summit is today at 1:30 EST. Expecting a sell the news event in Crypto, potentially more trade war / tariffs news will also continue to drag down the SPX which defs looks like it has locally topped out for now. Again looking to close this trade early next week.
SP:SPXShort
by leongaban
Market going to CRASH ???Yes, that is what the media wants you to believe. For God's sake, if they can predict the market moves , why are they where they are ? Haha......Negative news always attract people to read the news, ie. viewerships rate going up which translate to better revenue for the company. It's all about the money, who cares if the market goes up or down. So, with that as backdrop , look at the past "crashes", the 3 circled zone has a 20% or more drop, but guess what happens thereafter. It went up like a rocket. Unless you are a trader, good at market timing, then that is another story. But, if you are a long term investor, you should be happy coz Mr Market is offering you a discount to buy its index or shares of companies. Do you think Donald Trump is dumb? Of course not ! He knows his words weight a lot in the market and so uses it to his advantage. The tariffs while put on hold for a month will eventually reach some sort of agreement between the parties. Bleeding the companies with high tariffs will only drives the costs of US goods higher and inflation is what US cannot afford.......... So, if you are going to do dollar cost averaging, make sure you go in to buy in tranches. First 25% when in drops 10% which is now, another 25% when it drops 15-20% and last 50% when it drops more than 20%, etc. The % drop is a rough gauge, it can be 17 or 23%........ Take my words with a pinch of salt. this is no financial advice. Don't believe the doomsday porn else they will be multi millionaires sipping pina colada at the beach of some deserted island......and not behind desk churning dark, scary titles to get your eyeballs.......
SP:SPXLong
by dchua1969
SPX500 - Daily Market Analysis 10 Mar 2025 The market will open lower today. - The bulls see this as a retest of the March 7 low. - They want a higher low followed but a higher low major trend reversal. - If the market breaks lower, they want a failed breakout followed by a reversal to close the day with a long tail or a bull body. - The bears want a continuation lower. - They need to create follow-through selling below the January 13 low to increase the odds of a measured move down which will take them near the 5400 area. - If the market trades higher, they want poor follow-through buying, followed by a second leg sideways to down to retest the current leg extreme low (now Mar 7). - The parabolic wedge increases the odds of a minor pullback. The move down is strong enough for traders to expect at least a small second leg sideways to down after any pullback. - If the market trades higher, traders will see the strength of the pullback. If it is weak and stalls around the bear trend line or the 20-day EMA, the odds of another leg down will increase.
SP:SPX
by Tech_Trader88
S&P500 The Week Ahead 10th March '25 Sentiment: Bearish INTRADAY Price action is consolidating in a tight trading range Resistance: Key Resistance is at 5920, followed by 6003 and 6010. Support: Key support is at 5664 followed by 5600 and 5554. This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:US500
by TradeNation
SPX: S&P 500 Closes Below the 200-Day Moving AverageThe S&P 500 (SPX) has officially closed below its 200-day moving average, a significant technical event that traders and institutions closely monitor. This marks the first time since late 2023 that the index has broken this key support level, signaling a potential shift in market sentiment. 🔸 Why This Matters For those who don't know, the 200-day SMA is widely viewed as a long-term trend indicator. A decisive close below it often triggers increased selling pressure as institutions adjust risk exposure and algorithms shift to a more defensive stance. 🔸 Bearish Momentum Building Recent price action has been decisively bearish, with heavy selling over the last few sessions. If bulls fail to regain control, the market could be setting up for further downside, with key support levels now in focus. 🔸 Key Levels to Watch • 200-day SMA: Now a potential resistance level • Support zones: Recent lows and major Fibonacci retracement levels • Volatility indicators: VIX spike and sector rotation into defensive plays (both are currently in progress) Traders will be watching closely—will buyers step in and defend key levels, or are we looking at the start of a larger correction? ⚡ What’s your take? Is this just a temporary shakeout, or are we heading lower? Drop your thoughts below!
SP:SPX
by BluntForceOptions
S&P 500 Breakdown at Key Support LevelThe S&P 500 is showing clear signs of technical weakness as it breaks below a key support level around 5,675, coinciding with the 200-day EMA. This breakdown follows a rejection at 6,130, a recent high that established a resistance zone. With the index now trading below the 50-day EMA, downside risks are increasing. If the 5,668 level fails to hold, further declines toward the next major support zone could materialize. Traders will be watching for a potential retest of broken support as resistance before determining the next move. Key Levels to Watch: 📉 Support: 5,668 📈 Resistance: 6,130 -MW
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREXcom
$SPX Trading Levels for March 7 2025 Y’all doing ok after this pullback down to the 200DMA? Now the question… do we hold this level. 200 Day Moving Average right in the middle today. Weekly 35EMA right above just underneath yesterday’s bear gap. Top of the implied move on the day is 5840 and 5865 on Mondays contract. Then if we break the 200DMA then the bottom of the implied move is 5635 and there is a support gap there. 5610 on Mondays contract. Let’s go Traders!!!
SP:SPX
by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
S&P Weekly... One More Shoulder?When we take a look at the weekly chart of the S&P with some indicators, seems like we are close to the end of a trend. RSI with the negative divergence, Stoch RSI and Macd heading down, possible head & shoulders pattern. Fibonacci (retracement) is also turning down from the 200 mark. 20 week average is broken down. Fibo 161 is almost at the same level as the 50 week average, which might hold the trend if we are lucky. Considering the pattern between Jan 2nd 2022 and Jan 2nd 2024 as a cup and handle, seems like we have reached its target level as well. One other option is the Elliott wave. If so, there might be a 5th leg, not sure if it will be higher though. Time will tell. However, the monthly chart is not looking bright either. Being cautious is a good idea.
TVC:SPX
by erdem_bilgin
S&P 500 tests key support on Trump's latest bombshellIn yet another striking move, US President Donald Trump has just announced plans to double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, raising them from 25% to a hefty 50%. The new tariffs are slated to come into effect this Wednesday, with Trump citing Canada's intention to impose tariffs on electricity exports to the US as the catalyst for this decision. This latest escalation in trade tensions comes hot on the heels of a tumultuous Monday, which marked the worst day of 2025 for US markets. Investor fears were stoked by President Trump's aggressive tariff policies targeting America's largest trading partners, sending shockwaves through the financial landscape. The situation has left many observers questioning the broader implications of these trade policies on both the US economy and its international relationships. But one thing that has been quite clear all these years in this long-term bull market is that every time we have had a decent sell-off, dip-buyers have invariably stepped in and drove markets to new highs despite any macro concerns. Every single time we have heard cries of “this time it is different,” the bulls have prevailed, and bought the dip. Not even covid could hold the bulls back, let alone the unwinding of yen carry trades in 2024, or China’s sluggish recovery that caused local markets to tank last year, and before that the Russian invasion of Ukraine, or the bear market of 2022 when inflation surged and caused interest rates to shoot higher across the world (excluding Japan). Are we going to see yet another such recovery soon, or does the market want to go a little deeper before dip buyers emerge? That’s the key question, and one way to find clues is by looking at the charts. The S&P 500 here is testing liquidity below yesterday's low of 5567 and key support in the 5550 area. With the daily RSI now well into the oversold territory, can we see a rebound here heading deeper into the US session? By Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with Forex.com
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREXcom
Glory to the Bear! - And My Plan is in MotionGlory to the Bear! - And My Plan is in Motion | SPX Market Analysis 11 Mar 2025 It’s time to salute the bear—SPX is nearly 10% down, officially flirting with correction territory. The NASDAQ has already crossed the line, and blue-chip stocks are falling fast, shedding high single and low double digits in a matter of days. But here’s the difference—there’s no panic. This isn’t a blind sell-off; it’s structured, calculated, and methodical. The market isn’t falling apart in chaos—it’s crumbling with precision. That tells me one thing: this move has legs. I’m already locked and loaded on the bearish side, with 5255 as my next major target. Until we see a meaningful reclaim of 5800, I won’t even consider flipping bullish. For now, it’s all about collecting profits—or watching for hedge triggers. --- Deeper Dive Analysis: The SPX correction is nearly here, and unlike past sell-offs, this one feels controlled, structured, and lacking in panic. That’s what makes it even more powerful. The Market Breakdown – How We Got Here The SPX is down 9.49%, inching closer to official correction levels. While the speed of the decline has been slow, the trend is now unmistakable—we are firmly in a bearish structure. Monday’s move steepened the downtrend, confirming the break below the sideways channel. The NASDAQ has already crossed correction territory, leading the decline. Blue-chip stocks are getting slaughtered, dropping in high single and low double digits. Technical Levels – Why This Bear Move Is Clear One of my favourite things in technical analysis is when everything interlocks perfectly—and that’s exactly what’s happening. The first bearish target on the daily charts has been reached, causing a minor bounce—likely profit-taking. The larger expanding triangle breakout target is 5255, which just happens to be 200% of the previous target. The next bullish play isn’t even on my radar until SPX reclaims 5800. Trading Execution – No Need to Rush With my bearish positions locked in, there’s no reason to chase or force trades. The plan is simple: Let the market do its thing. Wait for profits to roll in—or hedge triggers to fire. No new bullish trades until SPX climbs back above 5800. Right now, the market is rewarding patience. This is what structured trading looks like—sticking to the plan and executing with confidence. --- Did you know? In 1929, stock tickers ran hours behind during the market crash, leaving traders guessing how much they had lost until the end of the day. The Lesson? Market chaos rewards those who plan ahead. Unlike traders in 1929, you don’t have to wait for a newspaper headline to know what’s happening—but if you’re not following a strategy, you’re still guessing.
SP:SPXShort
by MrPhilNewton
What does SPX wants?So, I wanted to try something new. Let's take a look at the SPX chart. I plotted pitchfork by taking the median line as the starting high of February 2020, and setting the bottom at the downside and the ATH in January 2022. And I discovered a newly published indicator Whalemap . it tracks seller and buyer activity through order analysis. In December at the 0.756 level of this pitchfork, Whalemap printed weekly sell-signal. However, for this trading instrument (SPX i mean) it seems to be somewhat ahead of the curve. Okay, if price is still inside this huge channel, let's assume that with the selling pressure it won't be able to break out of the channel. A new ATH may well be formed without leaving pitchfork channel. If degree of the rise doesn't change, it may well reach ~5050 points before SPX begins a correction. 
Additionally, I left my favorite VFI_LF which indicates a two-year divergence of volume flow. This can't help but end in a strong correction.
SP:SPX
by averkie_skila
Will Trump’s Tariff Wars Bring the S&P’s Uptrend to an End?Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs has rattled global markets, reviving memories of the trade wars that defined his first term. With China, Canada, and Mexico retaliating in kind, the fear of an escalating economic conflict has sent stocks tumbling. But will this shake-up be enough to break the S&P 500’s long-term uptrend? Trump’s New Tariff Wars The sweeping trade measures target the US’s largest trade partners, imposing a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports, along with an additional 10% levy on Chinese goods. The White House has framed these moves as a response to fentanyl trafficking and border security concerns, but markets are treating them as a renewed assault on global trade. China wasted no time in hitting back, slapping tariffs on US agricultural products and restricting exports of key biotech equipment. Canada, too, announced retaliatory measures, targeting $30 billion worth of US goods. The fallout was immediate—Wall Street suffered a sharp selloff, with the S&P 500 closing nearly 2% lower and the Nasdaq shedding 2.6%. Futures suggest European stocks will follow suit, while currency markets have seen a dip in the US dollar. Is the S&P’s Uptrend Cracking? The S&P 500’s relentless 2024 uptrend has struggled to extend into 2025. The index has now failed twice to break above the December highs, breaking last year’s pattern of higher swing highs. Instead, price action has settled into a range, with resistance forming at the December, January, and February swing highs, while support sits near the January lows—right at the bottom of the early-November election gap. For swing traders, the key question is whether a bullish reversal will emerge at the lower end of this range. A strong bounce here could reinforce the current consolidation phase rather than signal a breakdown. Momentum traders, however, will be watching for a decisive break below the range, which could trigger panic selling and accelerate downside momentum. From a long-term perspective, a single shakeout isn’t enough to derail a multi-year bull market. Even a break below the 200-day moving average—while significant for shorter-term trend followers—is unlikely to change the broader outlook for long-term investors. Trends of this magnitude take time and substantial effort to reverse. S&P 500 Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Disclaimer: This is for information and learning purposes only. The information provided does not constitute investment advice nor take into account the individual financial circumstances or objectives of any investor. Any information that may be provided relating to past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results or performance. Social media channels are not relevant for UK residents. Spread bets and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 83% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how spread bets and CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
CAPITALCOM:US500
by Capitalcom
US 500 – Strength of Rebound From Friday Low to be TestedThe US 500 bounced 1.4% from its January 2025 lows on Friday, ensuring a volatile week of trading finished on a slightly more positive note than may have been the case earlier in the day. However, the strength of this rally is likely to be put through a stern test in the week ahead. Why? The week is packed full of risk events, including key US economic data, in the form of the forward-looking ISM Manufacturing (Monday 1500 GMT) and Services (Wednesday 1500 GMT) PMI surveys, the latest update on the strength of the US labour market, provided by the Non-farm Payrolls update (Friday 1330 GMT), and earnings from consumer bellwether Target (before the open Tuesday). President Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China are due to start on Tuesday, which if they happen are likely to see retaliatory tariffs initiated on the US. Then to top it all off, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is speaking on Friday (1730 GMT). The topic, the US economic outlook. Wow! There is, of course, always the potential for unscheduled social media comments from President Trump to factor into the volatility mix, like those last night which sent crypto markets sharply higher for a period, as well as updates on the geo-political situations in Ukraine and the Middle East. Being prepared is important, and that includes knowing the chart levels and trends as we look at the US 500 this morning. Technical Update: Friday's Recover in Focus It has certainly been a sharp sell-off in the US 500 index since the all-time high was registered at 6144 on February 19th. However, it’s probably too early to tell if this represents the first signs of a negative sentiment shift, or as has been the case previously, dips in price are being used as an opportunity to buy a market still within an uptrend. Potential Support Levels: The basic definition of an uptrend in price, is a pattern of higher highs and higher lows. This reflects buyers are not only using price weakness as a buying opportunity but are also willing to pay a higher price. It could be argued this suggests positive sentiment has been evident. While this is no guarantee that this is still the case in the US 500 index, looking at the chart above, this type of positive pattern has been in place since the sell-off in price to the August 5th 2024 low at 5089. So far at least, the current US 500 index level remains above 5757 which was the January 13th 2025 last correction low of the uptrend pattern, and traders may be watching this level, feeling it might be pivotal for the next trending pattern. If closes materialise below 5757 over the coming days or weeks, traders may start to feel risks are turning towards a deeper retracement of the August 2024 to February 2025 price strength, with the 38% retracement level of that move providing a potential support focus at 5741, the 50% retracement at 5616, and the 62% point at 5491. Potential Resistance Levels: That said, while the January 13th low at 5757 continues to hold any price weakness, it is possible the uptrend pattern in price remains in place. If that’s the case, knowing what resistance levels might be worthwhile monitoring could be helpful. As the chart above shows, last Friday did see a rally as a reactive recovery to the recent sharp sell-off. These recovery themes are so far being developed further this morning, with the index currently trading above 5952. This level is equal to the 38% retracement of the February price decline. Now, this price break above this first retracement resistance level does need to sustained on a closing basis, but even then, traders may well focus on a possible higher resistance at 6025/37, which is equal to the 62% retracement and matches the current level of the declining Bollinger mid-average. 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PEPPERSTONE:US500
by Pepperstone