Looking at this SPX chart of 25 years and the MACD lines getting closer and closer I just can't see why to buy here except for short trades from one week to the next.
The MACD is ticking down and it could lead to another or even worse 2022.
We could get a blow-off top to 6300-6500, but looking at charts of big tech, Bitcoin, Gold and considering the uncertainty created by the new US administration, I am not seeing the sentiment for more bullishness. Might change over the next few days, who knows.
The MACD is ticking down and it could lead to another or even worse 2022.
We could get a blow-off top to 6300-6500, but looking at charts of big tech, Bitcoin, Gold and considering the uncertainty created by the new US administration, I am not seeing the sentiment for more bullishness. Might change over the next few days, who knows.
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You can see quite often that there are short spikes of candles that just briefly touch elements of the structure and might give you a hint what is going on behind the scenes. Inspired by trader MAZing I have added two trendlines that connect these little spikes. You can also see them touching the fib retracements and the big white channel:
The fib retracements lead to the low of the covid crash. If this plays out, we could see a correction to the middle of the channel and 2021 high.
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first it looked exactly like what I was looking for yesterday, retest of the 0.908 fib retracement and rejection. In the last two trading hours the entire (oversold) market got a pump of 100 points SPX.
I have adjusted the red channel a bit, but I am still sticking to my analysis that the green uptrend is over and red is our new trend.
Right before the 100 point pump, the 4W MACD was at 0.X. Seems like the computers stepped in, it wasn't the time just yet.
During the COVID crash the VIX went up to 85. Can we see 90 this time ?
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as expected, it went lower after the close and currently it looks like just a 0.382 retrace of the drop.According to elliottwavetrader.net all of this could still be a potential wave iv and the final wave v will lead to the 6500 area. Invalidation of that comes with the break below 5500 and continuation through 5400. If that happens, the bull market is over. Which in my opinion is alread the case.
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In 2020 the VIX peaked at the tip of the triangle: The same could be the case now:
good support and very low RSI on the US100:
bullish divergence on the MACD and RSI of US500 and price closed exactly on the 0.764 retracement
so from tomorrow into OPEX on the 21st I'd expect a bullish trend. It's either that or a complete meltdown of the market to the 17k area.
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I mainly watch the US500 and US100 charts and use them for analysis, because they provide the complete picture of 23h per day instead of SPXs 6.5h during NY session. But you can't fit every indicator, trend line and channel into one chart. So I use SPX for Eliott Wave with Fib extensions and the big white channel you can see in the first post.Friday the 21st is the so called "triple witching" day of options expiration. This always leads to higher volatility from Monday - Thursday as the big players try to push price into their preferred region.
According to the max pain theory, price should end up in the 5850 area (yellow box)
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