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The S&P500 is preparing for an insane rallyHello Traders and Investors, My name is Philip and I am a German swing-trader with over 4 years of trading experience. I only trade the higher timeframes, preferably the monthly chart, because this allows me to capitalize on the major market swings. I view trading as a long term game over the next 20 years which will help me to build massive wealth - it is not a get rich quick scheme. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Today I want to share with you my outlook on the S&P500: Over the past almost 15 years the S&P500 has been respecting a super simple bullish trendline. Always when the S&P500 tested this level, we saw a major rally towards the upside. And now the S&P500 is about to retest this trendline again and I do expect another push higher. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Most of the people always follow the quick money. But the quick money is never the big money. They think that making 5% a month consistently is reasonable, which is one of the reasons why so many traders fail. The only think which you can control is your risk, everything else is unknown. Keep your long term vision!
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by basictradingtv
43
SPX is in an uptrend now Let's be honest. SPX is in an uptrend now. The price has been creating higher lows and higher highs. The downsloping trendline which was acting as a strong resistance in March 2023 was retested and confirmed as a support. Since then the price has been in the uptrend and in our opinion we are at the early stage of the new BULL MARKET. Yes, you hear it right: BULL market. The price remains above the ichimoku cloud and it looks like it's breaking the horizontal resistance. It will take time for a price to recover but let's be clear here: we don't expect new lows on SPX. There will be more corrections and pullbacks but overall 4800 -5000 is a target which in our opinion we may see in 2024/2025 What do you think? Do you agree? Leave your comment :)
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by vf_investment
12
If the S&P500 is to bounce, surely it should be today?We all know that global indices have been under pressure whilst the US dollar and bond yields scream higher. But with the S&P 500 respecting key levels of support and forming a bullish hammer on Wednesday, perhaps it is time for at least a sympathy bounce? Furthermore, the hammer low perfectly respected trend support and closed above the 200-day EMA, with a bullish RSI (2) that curled higher from oversold and the RSI (14) is itself nearing oversold. We're not looking for a strong risk-on rally, but a small bounce (perhaps towards the August lows of 4400 gap resistance level) may not be such a crazy idea. At which point we could seek evidence of a swing high and a potential break of trend support. Naturally, an immediate break of yesterday's low would also invalidate trend support and likely signal its next let lower.
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by CityIndex
S&P 500 ForecastS&P 500 moved towards the 3980 level as traders prepared for tomorrow’s CPI data meanwhile, the tech heavy NASDAQ Composite was up by 0.4%. Today’s rebound is led by energy stocks. WTI oil managed to get above the $73 level as traders focused on the Keystone pipeline outage. From a big picture point of view, S&P 500 continues to consolidate in the range between the support at 3915 and the resistance at 3975. RSI is in the moderate territory, so there is plenty of room to gain additional momentum after the CPI data and the Fed decision. If the CPI report shows that inflation is slowing down, the current consolidation will serve as a good base for an upside move. However, it should be noted that traders may remain somewhat cautious ahead of the Fed decision.A move below the 50 EMA, which is located near the 3915 level, may be interpreted as a sign of an upcoming sell-off. S&P 500 received strong support near this level, so traders may rush out of their long positions if this support level is broken we still in down trend and we should break the yellow line and back 4100 level The Fed is still playing catch up to tame rising prices after its protracted gross mischaracterisation last year of inflation as ‘transitory’ and its initially timid steps to withdraw monetary stimulus, The world’s most powerful central bank is now confronted with two unpleasant choices next year, crush growth and jobs to get to its 2% target or publicly validate a higher inflation target and risk a new round of destabilized inflationary expectations. I think Rather than fall to 2-3% by the end of next year, U.S. core PCE inflation will probably prove rather sticky at around 4% or above.
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by moonypto
8
Corrections do not last long. This one might ass well be overJust by simply measuring the previous corrections in the stock market, it is clear that corrections in general do not take long. The average size corrections seems to be between 3 and 5 weeks. The botom of the current correction is found in week 4. As the price is also holding a critical support level, the probability of this being the bottom is incredibly high. With Bitcoin finding a bottomg as well (these two markets are correlated), I believe that this is the bottom of the current correction.
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by FetchTeam