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Market 101:From the Drama King VIX to the Steady Eddie UtilitiesVolatility Index (VIX) - The Drama King Let’s kick things off with the Volatility Index, aka the market’s drama king. It’s like that one friend who always makes a big deal out of nothing—spiking dramatically whenever the market so much as sneezes. Recently, it shot up faster than a caffeine-fueled trader on Monday morning, but now it’s calming down a bit, hovering around 20.73. Keep an eye on this guy—he’s always a sign of market anxiety like I said, the the fear gauge. If he starts climbing again, it might be time to batten down the hatches. Utilities Sector (XLU) - The Steady Eddie Moving on to the Utilities sector, which is the market’s equivalent of your reliable, always-on-time friend. XLU has been climbing steadily, but just like every other reliable person, it needs a break sometimes. It’s currently chilling around 76.20, looking like it’s taking a well-deserved breather. Nothing too exciting here, but that’s exactly what you want from Utilities—slow and steady wins the race. ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) - The Wild Child Now, let’s talk about ARKK—Cathie Wood’s wild child. This chart is like a rollercoaster at an amusement park: up, down, up, down, and sometimes you’re not sure if you should scream or cheer. After some wild moves, ARKK is sitting around 42.98, but don’t be surprised if it decides to take another loop-de-loop soon. Just remember to strap in and hold on tight. Technology Sector (XLK) - The Overachiever Next up, the Technology sector, which has been the market’s overachiever for quite some time. XLK had been climbing like it’s trying to win the market’s gold star, but recently it’s hit a bit of a speed bump, pulling back to 210.28. No worries though—this sector is like that student who’s always doing extra credit. It’ll likely bounce back in no time, probably while giving the rest of the market a lesson in resilience. Consumer Discretionary Sector (XLY) - The Big Spender Finally, we’ve got the Consumer Discretionary sector, which is the market’s big spender. XLY has been on a shopping spree, but it looks like it might be hitting the credit limit soon. The chart shows some clear support around 184.61, but if it breaks below this, we might see some belt-tightening ahead. Keep an eye on it—everyone loves a spender until the bill comes due. Summary: From the dramatic spikes of the VIX to the steady climb of Utilities, each of these charts has its own personality. Whether you’re dealing with the rollercoaster that is ARKK or the disciplined overachiever in Technology, there’s always something to learn from the market’s diverse cast of characters. Stay sharp, keep your sense of humour and energy, and remember: in the markets, as in life, it’s all about balance.
SP:SPX
by Deno_Trading
Likely Route For SPX Good day and or evening my fellow traders and followers! Hope you all have been on the right side of the tracks with your trades so far and are well into profits $$$ I want to share with you what I believe is the continued route for SPX on the Oanda platform. Once price breaks 5493 area, we need to see if we break through 5435.1 area. Next route on hit list brings us down to the beginning of a wide buy zone starting at 5299.5 to 5177.8. This would be the area we could see bulls step up and buy into. As time will tell how that plays out and if there would be enough bull participation to stop the selling. Let the higher TF charts guide away any confusion regarding direction to take , just stick to trend if you use trading to pay your bills. Trickle out profits in percentages of at least 25 or higher at each resistance area to ensure cashflow. Until next time, best of luck in all your trades $$$.
OANDA:SPX500USDShort
by Trade-Farmer
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Friday’s SPX Options Chain Already Priced in Today’s DropToday’s sharp 2.2% SPX decline wasn’t a surprise for those who looked closely at the options metrics after Friday’s spot price fakeout . Ahead of the long weekend, market participants priced in the downside with both short- and long-term options . BEFORE TODAY OPEN Put options were nearly twice as expensive as calls at equivalent Expected Move distances before Tuesday's open! BEFORE TODAY CLOSE While today’s drop has led to some call skew on weekly options, suggesting a short-term rebound , the long-term bearish sentiment remains intact. Key unemployment data this week will be crucial for the market’s next move. If you'd like to see the option chain metrics in your charts, be sure to check out our free demo script here:
SP:SPXEducation
by TanukiTrade
Ambushed !September has often been a cruel month for the US stock market. Traders returning from the 3 day Labor Day holiday weekend, were "ambushed" by September selling as soon as the opening bell rang today. Nvidia led the market lower, losing 10 %, 279 billion dollars of market value "poofed"..lost in a single day, and the VIX soared back above 20 again. The ambush occurred after a last hour of August run up, just a few days ago, as money managers clamored to get into the market paying up for the privilege. Performance metrics do not suit those money managers left behind. The drop on the chart, has the early look of a "potential" bullish cup and handle pattern. So the game of chicken will now begin for those who think they can outsmart this market. SPX Last 5528.92 9/3/24 THE_UNWIND WOODS OF CONNECTICUT
SP:SPX
by The_Unwind
SPX adjusted to M2 money supplyThe value of stock market indices is highly correlated with the amount of existing money. That is why to measure the economic cycles, I weight the value of the stock market with that of the money supply (M2), obtaining this chart. We see how after 2008, business cycles of about 4 years have been established and that, in addition, we are now in an already mature bullish phase. This bullish phase will conclude with the distribution phase mentioned above, with the first resistances at the maximum value of 2007, and the maximum value trend line that continues since 2011 that has recently broken to the upside. It strikes me that we are not better off now than in 2007 or in 2000, despite all the debt created and the amount of money printed along the way. Take into account that Business cycles and the value of Bitcoin are highly correlated
SP:SPX
by edgargargar
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SPx / Correction to 5620 then uptrend...S&P 500 Technical Analysis: The price recently tried to reach its ATH The current price will correct to 5620 and again will push up to get their ATH if can break 5643 otherwise should stabilize under 5620 to get 5584 and 5548 Key Levels: Pivot Line: 5643 Resistance Levels: 5675, 5709 Support Levels: 5620, 5584, 5525 Expected Trading Range for Today: The price will fluctuate between 5675 and 5585. Trend: Downward correction then uptrend
OANDA:SPX500USD
by SroshMayi
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US500 Analysis by Mallicast TeamAfter the release of the PMI data, the US500 index experienced a downward trend on the 4-hour time frame. The analytical team at Mallicast has identified this bearish movement considering the economic data and market reactions. Based on technical analysis and observed patterns, it is anticipated that after this downward move, the US500 index may potentially resume its upward trend. This potential rebound depends on various factors, including changes in economic conditions, fiscal policies, and market sentiment. It is crucial for investors and traders to closely monitor the upcoming developments to capitalize on new market opportunities.
TVC:SPXShort
by mallicast
SPX Is Bearish! Short! Here is our detailed technical review for SPX. Time Frame: 1D Current Trend: Bearish Sentiment: Overbought (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bearish The market is approaching a key horizontal level 5,647.50. Considering the today's price action, probabilities will be high to see a movement to 5,385.34. P.S Please, note that an oversold/overbought condition can last for a long time, and therefore being oversold/overbought doesn't mean a price rally will come soon, or at all. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
SP:SPXShort
by SignalProvider
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US indeces pre market TuesdayHere's a breakdown of why the S&P 500 might drop to the next green zone based on the technical analysis depicted in the chart: 1. Resistance Zone (Upper Red Box) The chart highlights a resistance zone near the top, marked by a red box. This zone represents a price level where the S&P 500 has struggled to move higher and has reversed several times in the past. The price has recently touched this resistance zone and failed to break through it, indicating that selling pressure is stronger at this level. 2. Support Zone (Lower Green Box) The green box at the bottom represents a support zone, which is a price level where the index has previously found buying interest and reversed upward. The chart suggests that the price could potentially drop back to this support zone if the current downtrend continues. 3. Recent Price Action The price action within the last few candlesticks shows a downward movement after touching the resistance zone, which is depicted by the downward arrow. This suggests that sellers have taken control, and the price is likely to continue moving lower. 4. Breakdown of Support Levels The price appears to be breaking down through minor support levels (smaller green zones within the red box), which could indicate that the market is losing bullish momentum and could head towards the lower support zone. 5. Trading Setup The chart suggests a short (sell) trade setup, where the expected movement is for the price to drop towards the lower green zone. The green arrow indicates the anticipated direction of the price movement, while the red and green shaded areas likely represent the stop-loss and take-profit levels, respectively. Conclusion Based on the chart's technical analysis, the S&P 500 is expected to decline to the next green support zone due to the strong resistance at the current level, recent bearish price action, and the potential breakdown of intermediate support levels. If the price reaches the lower green zone, it might find support and possibly reverse, but until then, the outlook is bearish.
SShort
by Elite_Forex
S&P500 The Bull Cycle is still far from over!Six months ago while the market was undecided about whether or not the S&P500 (SPX) rally would continue, we presented a very useful multi-year chart on the 1M time-frame (February 27, see chart below), where we called for an extension of the uptrend, claiming confidently that the 'Bull Cycle is far from over': As you can see those who bought without fear have enjoyed so far more than +15% gains. What's even more impressive is the massive bullish reversal of the August candle, that managed to close the month in green, despite the early aggressive sell-off. This is a strong sign that the rally is far from over, but it's not the only one. The key here, and constitutes our main modification relative to the chart 6 months ago, is that the most accurate sell signal on a cyclical basis has been historically given after the 1M RSI breaks above the 70.00 overbought barrier and posts Lower Highs. This signal has had 100% accuracy in the past 10 years, effectively projecting the 2015, 2018 and 2022 corrections. The 1M RSI also has a Channel Down Resistance to consider but the Lower Highs signal should be top priority for investors to start selling. As a result, we expect the index to surpass the 6000 mark and even approach 6500, before we consider a cyclical selling sequence again. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
TVC:SPXLong
by TradingShot
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