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S&P 500 Still Aiming for Key Long-Term Trend Line Supports at 1991/88!

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FX Empire Editorial Board
Updated: Mar 6, 2019, 09:45 GMT+00:00

S&P 500 bearish extension bias Despite the Monday rebound through modest trend line/ chart/ retrace resistance, we noted in our last report that

S&P 500 Still Aiming for Key Long-Term Trend Line Supports at 1991/88!

S&P 500 bearish extension bias

  • Despite the Monday rebound through modest trend line/ chart/ retrace resistance, we noted in our last report that “whilst below 1948/50, we see downside pressures from the break last week below the 1942.5 swing low that completed a notable top/ bearish shift”.
  • The Tuesday plunge back through a confluence of key chart/ trend line/ retrace supports at 1917.5/16.0/13.25 leaves risk Wednesday to the 100-DMA and psychological support 1905.5/1900.
  • Critical though will be trend lines from June 2013 and Nov 2012 at 1891/88; below sees a more bearish tone.

WHAT CHANGES THIS?

  • Above 1937.5 eases bear risks; through 1956.5 signals a neutral tone, only shifting positive above 1979.5.

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S&P 500 Still Aiming for Key Long-Term Trend Line Supports at 1991/88!

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