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S&P 500 Grind Higher Goes On, Regardless of Daily Setbacks

The runup to yesterday’s US open and the regular session’s trading confirmed my call that stocks would break above the key resistances. And they did effortlessly overcome the upper border of March’s gap and the 61.8% Fibonacci re...

As Said, the S&P 500 Grind Higher Goes On

Yesterday’s sizable bullish gap immediately came under attack by the sellers – no panicking though as I kept riding the bull to the glorious close and beyond. In such moments, it’s key to focus on what has changed, and what has not. The obvious ...

The Credit Markets Gave Their Nod to the S&P 500 Upswing

Yesterday’s session did away with the non-confirmation of last week’s reversal from the 50% Fibonacci retracement. Junk corporate bonds lent their support to the stock upswing, and the S&P 500 closed above the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. Will t...

Where Next After the Daily S&P 500 Consolidation?

With yesterday's hefty gains taken off the table, and a new profitable position that has them secured already, will the S&P 500 let me add to the tally some more still today? Given yesterday's Powell-testimony-induced wild swings and preceding strong retail sales data, it's no...

Why I Am Turning Cautious About Yesterday's Stock Upswing

When it comes to closing prices, stocks entered the month of June on a strong note, but the daily volume wasn't exactly convincing. While many signs though continue to be arrayed behind the slow grind higher, first swallows of short-term non-confirmation are appearing. Which w...

Yesterday Was Supposed To Be a Reversal, Right?

Stocks have closed between two strong resistances yesterday – between the upper border of March’s gap and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. But the overnight rise in US-China tensions (this time, regarding Hong Kong), sent the S&P 500 futures below the key Fibon...

How to Navigate These Tricky Waters of the Stock Bull Market

Stocks keep reaching for new highs, but the bearish wedge and volume are giving me second thoughts. Stocks are getting ready to move, and today's analysis will paint as clear a picture thereof as it gets. S&P 500 in the Short-Run Let’s start with the dail...

Reaping the Early Benefits of Inflation in Stocks

Something big to move stocks is brewing under the surface – Treasuries are down, the dollar is under pressure, gold refusing to decline much… I think it's the market's growing realization that all the post-corona money printing, stimulus bills, will be hugely inflationary, and...

As Stocks Fell Through the Floor Yesterday, Is the Selling Over Now?

After a two-day flirt with breaking below the short-term bearish technical formation, stocks finally declined yesterday. Well before the closing bell though, the bulls stepped in and erased most of the plunge that happened during the first hour of trading. Has it been all ther...

This Key Resistance Breakout Is Where the Rubber Meets the Road

Tuesday’s refusal of the stock upswing didn’t really stick, and the S&P 500 opened higher. Trading with an upward bias during the session, the index closed comfortably above the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. As outlandish as it might seem, does i...
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