Daily SP500 Shows Strong Bounce off Rising 20 EMA
Mid-day on Monday, the S&P 500 is up over 1.6% after successfully ‘bouncing’ off the 20 day EMA at 1,045. Let’s take a look at the current daily S&P 500 to see this bounce and what it might mean.
Mid-day on Monday, the S&P 500 is up over 1.6% after successfully ‘bouncing’ off the 20 day EMA at 1,045. Let’s take a look at the current daily S&P 500 to see this bounce and what it might mean.
I wanted to show a quick ‘advanced’ chart of the US Dollar Index to note different levels of Fibonacci ‘extension’ confluence at the $77 level which we need to watch. Let’s take a look:
I wanted to highlight two features or trades from today’s intraday market action – a Descending Triangle Support Break and a “Mega-Divergence” reversal opportunity.
With Research in Motion (RIMM) falling over 15% intraday after Thursday’s “earnings miss,” I thought it would be a good idea to step back the timeframe and take a look at the larger picture – mainly the Monthly and Weekly chart structure.
Let’s take a quick look at the daily charts of Crude Oil and the US Dollar Index as of September 24th, particularly with regard to oil’s breakdown from the ascending triangle as described in a prior post.
Let’s take a quick mid-day check on the market and market internals on what’s shaping up to be a trend day down. Today so far has shaped up to be a trend day. To keep that bias going, we’re going to have to see new TICK lows on any new price swing to new intraday…
While most people will likely be focusing on the wild intraday volatility in the S&P 500 (or other stock market indexes), let’s take a quick look at how Crude Oil, Gold, and the Dollar Index (continuous futures contracts) fared with today’s Fed announcement.
I mentioned this concept in more detail in an earlier post entitled “What Happens when Resistance is Broken,” and a follow-up post entitled “Opportunities from Popped Stops Intraday,” in which I described the concept of “Popped Stops” leading to quick scalp trades long from the ‘pocket’ of tight stops that often exist just above key resistance levels.
Let’s take a look at the recent 60-min chart of the SPY and note three distinct and classic short-sell signals – all of which failed and led to a “stop-pop” rally… including what could be another one developing right now.
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