Sunday, 22 November 2020
Saturday, 21 November 2020
In summary, the SP-500 chart looks bullish and will stay bullish unless SP-500 closes below 3500.
The broad market, as measured by SP-500, finally reached a new all-time closing high this week on Tuesday, November 16th. It was unable to hold that level and has now fallen back a bit. In fact, it has closed back below the old September highs of 3588.
Friday, 20 November 2020
Sunday, 15 November 2020
The market remains volatile and -- so far -- within its previous trading range, on a closing basis.
Last Monday, the COVID-19 vaccine news caused SP to gap up on Monday's open.That was the largest percentage gap to a new all-time high in history.
As traders know, there's an old adage to "sell the news," especially if there has been anticipatory buying before "the news." And they did, driving SP back inside its 3200-3600 trading range.
It still seems that a close above the highest prices reached in September -- would be an upside breakout and would have follow-through. So that is near-term resistance. A breakout to the upside would be worth following.
Friday, 13 November 2020
Sunday, 8 November 2020
In summary, SP-500 is range-bound and volatile.
Election-related or not, the move from the bottom to the top of the SP-500 trading range in just four trading days was impressive. Trading range trading until there is a break-out. The recent moves have pretty much wiped out what had been a support and resistance area so the edges of the range itself are the only meaningful support and resistance currently.
Friday, 6 November 2020
Monday, 2 November 2020
What price action to expect after the Election ?
One scenario is for the market to rally after the election. Why? There are three reasons:
- If Biden wins, people can expect a large stimulus package.
- If Trump wins, people can expect favorable business policies to continue.
- Regardless of who wins, everyone will be relieved that it is all over and buy the market.
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