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SPX Strike on Iran, told you so

S&P 500 gave up its opening Friday run, and market breadthwas steadily deteriorating war drum leading to direct US involvement in strikes on Iran (my premium prediction last week, and we‘re not done given the degree of damage done at Fordow yet), markets will still price it in on the upcoming...

S&P 500 futures set for volatile open after US strikes on Iran; going short on SPX as geopolitical tensions rise. Energy and defense sectors may lead, while tech and travel face pressure.


SPX500 Tarif waver gap up started at around 5831.13 is the magnet is pulling us down, it wasn’t fully closed, they will use the Iran bombing news to close this gap, sometime next week before we can fully rally up


SPX watch closely 5860 ;) Just Saying

SPX we observed the S&P 500 (SPX) ideally reaching $ 6,125 ± 25, $ 6,000 ± 25, and $6,150-$6,200 for a minor 3rd, 4th, and 5th wave, respectively, based on a standard Fibonacci Elliott Wave (EW) Principle roadmap. Since all we can do is “anticipate, monitor, and adjust if necessary,” we adapted an ending diagonal roadmap on June 6 as the price action progressed. This adjustment meant the price targets were modified to “Ideal target zones are, for W-iii: 6025-6060, W-iv, 5960+/-20, W-v, 6125-50.” The SPX reached $6059 on June 11, bottomed out at $5963, and stalled at $6051 on Monday.

SPX why is futures at like 6000 but sand500 at 5950