SPX Pattern and Trend

The SPX is pushing against the top of the range and all signals (two weekly and two daily) are bullish:

However, market breadth is one day away from overbought levels, 

and the three major indices (DJIA, SPX and NDX) have reached, or are nearing, maximum capacity:

DJIA

SPX

NDX

SPX Pattern and Trend

The SPX continued trading in a narrow range, offering mixed daily and weekly signals:

SPX mid-week update

 Market breadth peaked on Monday, and the SPX took a nosedive. At this rate, market breadth will need 3 days to reach oversold levels:

 

SPX, Bitcoin, Oil, 10YT And G6 Targets for The Week of May 11th

Last week we noted that a pull-back that doesn’t dip below 2720, should be considered positive for the market. The SPX futures low came in at 2780, and market breadth bottomed out two days later when the SPX made a higher low:

Although, this in and of itself should be considered a positive development, the bullish case will be strengthened only with a permanent break into the neutral zone:

As of Friday, both weekly and daily signals are long:

The 10 Year Treasury keeps consolidating at the highs. The weekly targets remain unchanged:

Following the April 20th debacle, Oil has found its footing, and even challenged last week’s upside target. It continues printing higher targets:

BTC is showing signs of increased volatility ahead of halving, hitting both upside and downside targets:

   

For  GOLD and G5 weekly targets and Buy/Sell pivots, check the TV page which gets updated on Monday.

*Please note that the signals are provided for informational purposes only. They are in effect as of the close on Friday and may change as soon as the markets re-open.

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SPX Pattern and Trend

SPX got stopped again inside the congestion zone:

Three bullish and one bearish signal: