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Stock Market ft. The BIG SHORT.Election coming, looks to be priced in as we speak, expect a drop, probably more severe than my chart if the conditions are met BELOW.. Conservative levels to short above (no guarantee we are coming back to those levels) as the futures market can continue to plummet as early as Monday next week. I expect a heavy forecast of rain up until the election and after, we are about to see some crazy $%^& in the next few months, Price is weighted on the weekly, to Target 1, if that level doesn't hold we will see target 2 and target 3 QUICK, If my price reacts the way I think it is, I will be dropping a multi-year monthly chart to follow, Good luck traders.
SP:SPXShort
by MarketMakerTraders
Short setup on SPX (x2)After the most recent upward move, the SPX shows clear signs of weakness, suggesting a potential short setup. Since mid-July, the SPX has been moving upward and it's now near its all-time high. However, the RSI Exhaustion at the bottom of the chart has significantly declined and hasn't recovered much, establishing a downtrend. This divergence between the price and the RSI Exhaustion is the first major signal of a possible short configuration. Three additional signs support this setup: The RSI Exhaustion shows recent bullish exhaustion (indicated in green), signaling that further price increases are unlikely. The price has formed a top just shy of its all-time high, as identified by the Bottoms Tops Signal indicator. A major level has formed, as indicated by the Levels and Zones indicator. While this level turned into support, it originated as resistance and could well revert back to it should be price start to drop further. Is the bull run over? Only time will tell, but for now, it's crucial to remain patient and always seek confirmation from the indicators.
TVC:SPXShort
by a.b
S&P 500: Key Levels to Watch as Election NearsWith the U.S. election right around the corner, the markets are primed for a week of intense action. As traders settle in for what could be a wild ride, we're zeroing in on the S&P 500’s most important support and resistance zones. Anticipated Surge in Volatility and Volume As election day arrives, expect a surge in both volatility and volume, especially in bonds and currency markets. Last Thursday’s market sell-off set the tone, with heightened swings likely to spill over from futures into the open markets by mid-week. Adding fuel to the fire, the Federal Reserve’s decision on Thursday could be another volatility catalyst, particularly if the central bank makes a surprise move on rates. Right now, option data on the S&P 500 suggests that the market is bracing for a potential swing of over 2%, indicating expectations of a lively week. Whilst volatility is the life blood of short-term trading, only the prepared are likely to benefit as wild swings tend to spark panic among those without a plan. With this in mind, let’s take a look at the key levels to watch on the S&P 500… Key Levels to Watch on the S&P 500 On the technical front, the S&P 500’s long-term uptrend has taken a breather, and last Thursday’s drop brought the index back to a critical area: the 50-day moving average (MA). This level, which aligns with the July swing highs, has held up well so far, and it’s a key line of support that many traders are eyeing as we move into the election. If this support gives way, the next stop is the September lows near the 200-day moving average—a level that often serves as a guardrail for the broader trend. For resistance, we’re watching the top of Thursday’s gap as the first challenge for any bounce attempt. Above that, the trend highs present another barrier, where the bulls will need solid momentum to push through. These levels provide a solid framework to navigate the week ahead, where a breakout or breakdown will likely signal a directional shift in the broader market sentiment. S&P 500 Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Using Anchored VWAP to Gauge Market Control When it comes to analysing who’s in control of the market—bulls or bears—anchored VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) is one of our go-to tools. Here’s how we use it: by anchoring a VWAP to the recent highs, we get a read on where sellers are likely to assert pressure. This essentially serves as a ceiling, marking where bearish momentum could reassert itself. On the flip side, anchoring VWAP to recent lows shows us where the buyers are holding their ground, creating a critical support point. These anchored VWAP levels act as dynamic markers of control, giving us a pulse on the ongoing battle between bulls and bears. In a week like this, with election headlines swirling and technical levels tested, VWAP is an invaluable tool to track whether buyers or sellers have the upper hand at any given moment. 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. 82.67% 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
Tech costs hurtingFollowing on from Alphabet’s better-than-expected earnings report on Tuesday evening, Microsoft and Meta Platforms were the next two ‘Magnificent Seven’ constituents to update the market. Both companies reported after last night’s close, and both managed to disappoint investors in slightly different ways. Microsoft beat expectations for both earnings and revenues. But it issued a downbeat outlook for future growth which saw the stock drop 4% in early trade. Meta also posted revenues and earnings above those forecast. But user numbers came in light and the company warned that infrastructure expenses were set to soar due to spending related to generative AI. The stock fell 5.5% on the news, but has pared some of those losses this morning. The news has put investors on edge as they await results from Apple and Amazon after tonight’s close. Other significant earnings reports are due today from Uber and Intel. Meanwhile, Merck was up over 1% after announcing solid third quarter earnings and revenues, helped by sales of its cancer drug Keytruda. Sentiment towards tech hasn’t been helped by the sell-off in Advanced Micro Computers which dropped 8% earlier this week on an earnings miss, and following a slump of 37% in Super Micro Computers after the resignation of its auditors. US stock index futures are on the backfoot this morning, led by the NASDAQ which is down 1%. This follows a negative session yesterday which saw modest losses for all the majors. On the economic data front, today sees the release of weekly Unemployment Claims together with Core PCE, the Fed’s preferred inflation measure. Back in the summer, this hit its lowest level in over three years at 2.6% year-on-year. But it has ticked up since then, which, should it do so again today, may persuade the Fed to hold off from cutting rates in December. The probability of a 25 basis point cut at next week’s meeting is unlikely to be affected, as it stands at 96%, according to the CME’s FedWatch Tool. Yesterday, the first look at Q3 GDP came in at 2.8% annualised, and below the 3.0% expected. But there was an unexpected jump in ADP Payrolls, although it is tomorrow’s official Non-Farm Payrolls which are of greater importance as far as investors are concerned. But investors look slightly rattled for now. Further bad news on tech earnings could see more shredded nerves and a tendency to sell first and ask questions later.
TRADENATIONSB:US500
by TradeNation
You Killed my Dog - Revenge TradingRevenge trading is a behavioral trap that can ensnare even experienced traders. It's the impulse to enter a new trade immediately after a significant loss, often fueled by frustration or a need to "win back" what was lost. However, succumbing to this urge can lead to further losses and greater emotional instability. This psychological cycle, if left unchecked, can spiral into a destructive pattern that can erode both account balances and self-confidence. 1️⃣ Understanding the Root of Revenge Trading At its core, revenge trading arises from the natural human response to loss. This reaction can be linked to what’s known as the "fight-or-flight" mechanism—when traders feel threatened by a financial loss, they experience a rush of adrenaline, which can result in impulsive decision-making. This initial phase often reflects the trader's attachment to their profits or ego rather than a rational, strategy-based response. You need to recognize this instinct to regain lost money as the first step to addressing revenge trading. By understanding that revenge trading is driven more by emotion than by reason, you can start building awareness around your trading behavior. 2️⃣ Identifying the Emotional Cycle in Revenge Trading The emotional cycle in revenge trading typically starts with anger, followed by a need to “win back” losses, often resulting in riskier trades. This cycle can repeat and intensify as losses compound, leading to feelings of self-blame and regret. Identifying the triggers that set off this emotional cycle—such as a recent loss or the need to prove something—can help you avoid jumping into impulsive trades. Recognizing these cycles early can allow you to pause, reflect, and make better choices. 3️⃣ Setting Up Predefined Trading Rules One of the most effective strategies to prevent revenge trading is to establish strict trading rules, including stop-loss levels, damage control triggers and daily limits. When you have clear, predefined rules, it becomes easier to stick to a plan rather than trading based on emotions. For instance, having a rule to stop trading for the day after a certain level of loss ensures that you have time to step away and reset mentally. Knowing when to pause prevents the desperation that often triggers revenge trading, reinforcing discipline and giving you time to recover emotionally. 4️⃣ Building Self-Awareness Through Mindfulness Practices Mindfulness is an effective tool for managing the emotional pressures that come with trading. Practices such as deep breathing, meditation, or even journaling after each trading session can help increase self-awareness and emotional regulation. These exercises help you stay present in the moment, allowing for a more objective assessment of a situation without letting anger or frustration cloud your judgment. The more self-aware you become, the better you can avoid the emotional pitfalls that lead to revenge trading. 5️⃣ Creating a Loss Recovery Plan Developing a structured plan for recovering from losses is another way to counteract revenge trading tendencies. This plan may include specific actions, such as re-evaluating the last losing trade, understanding why it failed, and making a list of ways to improve your strategy. A loss recovery plan can provide structure and prevent panic-driven decisions. For example, instead of doubling down on the next trade, you might focus on smaller, more conservative trades to gradually regain what was lost, creating a more balanced and thoughtful approach to rebuilding. 6️⃣ Learning from Historical Instances of Revenge Trading The idea of revenge trading is not new; many traders, including professionals, have been affected by it. One well-known example is the collapse of Barings Bank, which was largely due to rogue trader Nick Leeson’s revenge trading following initial losses. His increasing risk in an attempt to “win back” losses ultimately led to catastrophic results. Studying such cases reminds you of the real consequences of revenge trading and encourages you to approach each trade with caution, even after a loss. 7️⃣ Leveraging Support Networks and Mentorship Having a support system, such as trading peers, a coach, or even online communities, can provide accountability and perspective when dealing with losses. Discussing challenges and trading experiences with others helps you reflect on your decisions and avoid impulsive trading. A mentor, in particular, can be instrumental, as they bring experience, objectivity, and practical advice for managing the emotional hurdles of trading. By fostering these connections, you build resilience and have someone to consult with during tough times, which can help prevent revenge trading behaviors. Shameless plug: join us at The Trading Mentor, you will not regret it ;) Revenge trading can be a powerful and destructive force, driven by deep-rooted emotional responses to loss. But with self-awareness, mindfulness, structured plans, and support, you can gain control over these impulses and foster a healthier, more disciplined trading mindset. The journey to overcoming revenge trading is one of introspection, strategy, and gradual improvement, helping you achieve long-term trading success while minimizing emotionally driven mistakes.
FX:SPX500Education
by AlexSoro
1
S&P500: Next bullish wave is underway.S&P500 just turned bullish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 57.557, MACD = 35.840, ADX = 41.016) as the price made a rebound last Wednesday on the 4H MA100, right at the bottom of 6 week Channel Up. The 4H MA100 is the level where the last HL was also priced (October 2nd). Morever the 4H RSI hit and rebounded on the S1 Zone. Regarding the bullish waves, both previous ones have recorded at least a +3.50% rise. This is our expectation once more and we are aiming for slightly under it (TP = 5,950). ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
CAPITALCOM:US500Long
by InvestingScope
10/28 GEX of SPX for this weekThis week is especially exciting because, on Thursday, we’ll be releasing our automatic GEX level indicator! (Halloween night, yes, very spooky...) Here's a little preview of what’s coming—just a few more days to go, and we can hardly wait! Based on the key aggregated GEX levels valid as of today's market open, we can see that SPX started the week in a positive territory following last week's minor correction. Currently, the gamma profile suggests positive outlooks through Friday as the market opened above the HVL level, which is now at 5820. The primary levels to watch are: Call Wall (5900): This level, with the highest positive Net GEX value, may serve as a strong resistance point this week. As the price approaches this level, upward momentum may slow as market liquidity tends to stabilize movements here. Put Support (5800): This is the key support level where negative gamma presence helps cushion price declines. Should the price dip below this level, moves might accelerate, so it’s worth monitoring movements around 5800. With the gamma profile above the current HVL level (5820), GEX is positive , which can help stabilize the market and support further gains. Observing options market dynamics, this level suggests the direction of momentum, where market participants may anticipate further upside. As we saw last week, this level could mark a point of heightened volatility for SPX! Additional important levels, like the 2nd Call Wall and 2nd Put Wall, can also be seen on the chart, providing potential barriers and support points for price movements throughout the week. Gamma levels are updated multiple times daily and may shift with market moves.
SP:SPX
by TanukiTrade
Don’t Follow Nobody, Neither Me.Have you ever found yourself making investment decisions based on what everyone else is doing? It’s a common scenario—investors rush into the latest hot stock or abandon a sector because it’s suddenly out of favor. The urge to follow the crowd can be overwhelming, but is it really the best strategy for your portfolio? In the world of investing, trend-chasing—where investors follow market trends without careful consideration—can often feel like a safe bet. After all, if everyone else is doing it, it must be right, right? This behavior, known as herd mentality, is deeply rooted in human psychology. However, in the financial markets, blindly following trends can be dangerous. Trend-chasing can lead to poor investment decisions and, ultimately, harm your portfolio. In this article, we’ll explore the risks of trend-chasing and why it’s crucial to develop a solid investment strategy that resists the pull of the crowd. What Is Trend-Chasing? Trend-chasing is the practice of making investment decisions based on the prevailing direction of the market rather than through careful analysis or a well-thought-out, long-term strategy. Investors engaging in trend-chasing often find themselves buying assets that have recently surged in value, hoping to capitalize on the upward momentum, or selling assets that are declining, fearing further losses. The key characteristic of trend-chasing is its reactive nature—investors make decisions based on what’s happening now, rather than a clear understanding of what the future may hold. A Cautionary Tale: The Dot-Com Bubble A classic example of trend-chasing occurred during the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. As tech stocks began to soar, countless investors jumped on the bandwagon, pouring money into companies with little to no earnings simply because their stock prices were rising. The euphoria was contagious—no one wanted to miss out on the next big thing. However, when the bubble inevitably burst, those who had chased the trend found themselves with substantial losses as overvalued stocks plummeted back to reality. The Meme Stock Phenomenon More recently, the meme stock phenomenon of 2021 showcased another instance of trend-chasing on a massive scale. Stocks like GameStop and AMC experienced wild price surges driven not by fundamental value but by social media-fueled hype. Retail investors, motivated by online forums and the fear of missing out (FOMO), rushed to buy these stocks, driving their prices to unsustainable levels. While a few early adopters profited handsomely, many others who followed the trend ended up holding overpriced shares when the hype died down, resulting in significant losses. GME Game-Stop 2021 AMC Entertainment 2021 In both cases, the underlying force at play was herd mentality—a psychological phenomenon where individuals mimic the actions of a larger group, often at the expense of their own rational judgment. This herd behavior drives market bubbles, where prices inflate beyond reasonable levels, and eventually, painful corrections occur. By understanding the dangers of trend-chasing and recognizing the role of herd mentality, investors can better guard against making impulsive decisions that may jeopardize their financial well-being. The Psychology Behind Herd Mentality Herd mentality is deeply ingrained in human behavior and significantly impacts how investors make decisions. One of the primary psychological drivers behind herd mentality is the fear of missing out. When investors see others profiting from a particular trend or asset, they often feel an intense urge to join in, fearing they’ll miss out on potential gains if they don’t act quickly. This fear can override logical thinking, leading to impulsive decisions based on emotion rather than careful analysis. Overconfidence is another psychological factor that fuels herd mentality. When a market trend appears to gain momentum, many investors become overly confident in their ability to predict the future. They believe that if the majority is doing something, it must be the right move, and they overestimate their ability to time the market. This overconfidence often blinds investors to the risks associated with their decisions. The Impact on Investment Decisions Herd mentality pushes investors to follow the crowd rather than stick to their well-planned strategies. When everyone else seems to be buying a particular stock or entering a specific market, it can be challenging to resist the pull. As a result, investors may abandon their original investment strategy in favor of what appears to be a winning trend. This can lead to inflated asset prices and bubbles as more investors pile in, often without fully understanding the underlying fundamentals. The problem arises when the trend reverses, leaving those who followed the crowd vulnerable to significant losses. In essence, herd mentality encourages reactive rather than proactive decision-making, often to the detriment of a sound investment strategy. By succumbing to the pressure of the crowd, investors risk making short-sighted choices that could harm their portfolio in the long run. The Risks of Trend-Chasing While the allure of following market trends can be strong, the risks associated with trend-chasing often outweigh the potential rewards. Investors who chase trends are frequently driven by emotion rather than rational analysis, leading to impulsive decisions that compromise long-term financial goals. Although trend-chasing may yield short-term gains, it exposes investors to heightened market volatility and the danger of being caught in a market downturn. Understanding these risks is crucial for developing a disciplined investment strategy that prioritizes long-term success over the fleeting appeal of the latest market trend. Short-Term Gains vs. Long-Term Losses One of the biggest dangers of trend-chasing is the temptation to prioritize short-term gains over long-term portfolio health. While it might seem profitable to jump on a trending stock or sector, this strategy often overlooks the bigger picture. Trend-chasing can lead to buying high during a market surge, only to sell low when the trend reverses. This pattern of behavior—repeated over time—can erode portfolio value and make it difficult to achieve long-term financial goals. Market Volatility Trend-chasing also exposes investors to heightened market risks. Trends are often fueled by speculation and hype rather than sound financial principles. As a result, markets driven by trend-chasing can become extremely volatile. Prices may swing wildly based on news, rumors, or shifts in sentiment, leaving investors who followed the trend vulnerable to sharp downturns. This volatility makes it challenging to predict market movements and increases the likelihood of significant losses. Case Studies: Cryptocurrency Market A prime example is the cryptocurrency market. The rapid rise of Bitcoin and other digital assets attracted a wave of trend-chasers eager to capitalize on the perceived opportunity. However, as seen in the dramatic crash of 2018 and subsequent market fluctuations, those who chased the trend often faced steep losses when the speculative bubble deflated. BTC Bitcoin 2021 SHIBUSD Shiba Inu Token 2021 How to Avoid Trend-Chasing in Your Investment Strategy In the ever-evolving world of investing, resisting the temptation to follow trends can be challenging. The fear of missing out and the influence of herd mentality can drive even the most seasoned investors to make decisions based on market trends rather than sound financial principles. However, by developing a disciplined approach, diversifying your portfolio, and staying informed without reacting impulsively, you can avoid the pitfalls of trend-chasing and create a more resilient investment strategy. Developing a Disciplined Approach The foundation of any successful investment strategy is discipline. This means setting clear financial goals, establishing a plan to achieve them, and sticking to that plan, even when market trends seem enticing. Here are a few tips to help you develop a disciplined approach: Set Clear Objectives Before making any investment decisions, defining your financial goals is essential. Are you investing for retirement, saving for a major purchase, or seeking to grow your wealth over time? Your objectives will shape your investment strategy and help you stay focused. When you have a clear understanding of what you're working toward, you're less likely to be swayed by short-term market trends that don't align with your long-term goals. Create a Well-Defined Investment Plan Once your objectives are set, develop a detailed investment plan outlining your asset allocation, risk tolerance, and time horizon. This plan should serve as your roadmap, guiding your decisions and helping you stay on course. A well-defined plan can act as a buffer against the emotional impulses that often drive trend-chasing behavior. When the market is booming and everyone seems to be jumping on the latest trend, your plan will remind you of your long-term strategy, preventing you from making hasty decisions. Stick to Your Plan in Good Times and Bad Market fluctuations are inevitable, but disciplined investors understand the importance of staying the course. When trends arise, it can be tempting to abandon your plan and chase after quick profits. However, this often leads to buying high and selling low—a recipe for underperformance. By adhering to your plan, you can avoid the emotional rollercoaster of trend-chasing and focus on achieving your long-term objectives. Regularly Review and Adjust Your Plan While discipline is crucial, recognizing when adjustments are needed is also important. Markets change, as do your financial goals and personal circumstances. Regularly reviewing your investment plan ensures it remains aligned with your objectives. However, any adjustments should be made thoughtfully and not in response to short-term trends. This approach allows you to stay disciplined while remaining flexible enough to adapt to changing conditions. Diversification: Mitigating Risks Through a Balanced Portfolio Diversification is one of the most effective ways to protect your portfolio from the risks associated with trend-chasing. By spreading your investments across a variety of asset classes, industries, and geographic regions, you reduce the impact of any single trend or market event on your overall portfolio. Here's how diversification can help you avoid the pitfalls of trend-chasing: Reduce Dependence on a Single Asset or Market Trend-chasing often leads investors to concentrate their investments in a particular asset class or market segment that is currently in vogue. While this can generate short-term gains, it also increases exposure to market volatility. A diversified portfolio, on the other hand, balances risk by spreading investments across different assets, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and commodities. This diversification can help mitigate losses during market downturns when specific trends may collapse. Balance Risk and Return By diversifying, investors can achieve a more balanced risk-return profile. Different assets respond differently to market conditions, and by holding a mix of investments, you can smooth out the effects of market volatility. This approach allows you to pursue potential gains without exposing yourself to the full brunt of a market downturn. Create a Stable Foundation for Long-Term Growth A well-diversified portfolio can provide a stable foundation for long-term growth. Rather than chasing trends that may lead to short-lived profits, you can focus on building a portfolio designed for sustained performance over time. This stability will help you weather market fluctuations and remain focused on your long-term financial goals. Stay Informed, but Don’t React Impulsively Staying informed about market trends and economic developments is crucial for making sound investment decisions. However, it’s equally important to avoid reacting impulsively to the latest news or trends. Here are some tips for staying informed without falling into the trend-chasing trap: Conduct Thorough Research Before making any investment decisions, ensure you conduct thorough research and analysis. Understand the fundamentals of the assets you are considering and assess whether they align with your long-term goals. This research will help you make informed decisions based on facts rather than emotions. Focus on Fundamentals, Not Headlines While headlines may capture attention, it’s important to focus on the underlying fundamentals that drive asset values. Trends often gain traction based on hype rather than solid financial principles. By prioritizing fundamental analysis, you can better evaluate whether an investment is sound, regardless of its current popularity. Maintain a Long-Term Perspective Finally, keeping a long-term perspective is vital in avoiding trend-chasing. Markets are inherently cyclical, and short-term trends can be misleading. By focusing on your long-term investment strategy and goals, you can avoid getting swept up in the latest market fads. Conclusion In a world where market trends can shift rapidly, it’s essential for investors to recognize the risks of trend-chasing. The allure of quick profits can lead to impulsive decisions driven by emotion rather than careful analysis. By developing a disciplined approach, diversifying your portfolio, and staying informed without reacting impulsively, you can avoid the pitfalls of trend-chasing and work toward achieving your long-term financial goals. Remember, the key to successful investing lies not in following the crowd but in maintaining a clear vision of your financial objectives. So, the next time you feel the urge to follow a market trend, take a step back, assess the situation, and ensure your decisions align with your long-term strategy. Don’t follow nobody, neither me—stay true to your investment principles, and you’ll be better positioned for success in the long run.
SP:SPXEducation
by FOREXN1
4
S&P 500 Daily Chart Analysis For Week of Oct 25, 2024Technical Analysis and Outlook: During this week's trading session, the S&P 500 index exhibited notable weakness by falling below the Mean Support level of 5818 and subsequently establishing a new Mean Support at 5798. This development will likely prompt a decline toward the Inner Index Dip at 5733, with a potential extension to Mean Support at 5700. This support level is critical for enabling a primary recovery and advancing into the next phase of the bullish trend. Furthermore, it is essential to recognize that achieving levels of 5833 and 5700 may result in a rapid upward price reaction.
SP:SPX
by TradeSelecter
5
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PEPPERSTONE:US500Short
by Thief_Trader