Author name: sunygxc

Market Summary: The SPX index hit another all-time high at 5590.75 midway through yesterday’s session.  For the balance of the day sellers were pressing gently, closing the index near the session low at 5576.90.  A few items to note.  First, the Evening Doji Star which I pointed out in yesterday’s note was not confirmed with […]

Market Summary: The SPX index has now achieved a trough-to-peak move of over 7.50% since testing the 50dma (ref 5181) on May 31 with a 5191 low.  In just over a month, with limited breadth and almost no retracement, the index has put in an average full year’s gain while hitting over 30 new all-time

Market Summary: The June 28 report highlighted my expectation that the SPX index would “test support at 5400 in the near term with the additional downside risk of filling the 5375-5400 gap and potentially testing 5300”.  The bullish gap up on June 12 had seemed to run its course and as my momentum and trend

Market Summary: The SPX index continues to hold the 10dma (ref 5464) as the trading range has tightened from 5400/5500 to 5450/5500.  Although intraday price action is indecisive, the index has achieved higher highs and higher lows over the past three sessions as it grinds back towards the all-time high of 5505.  Aside from general

Market Summary: Away from looking at the SPX for a moment, there was some very interesting action in the E-mini S&P 500 front month futures (ES1 Index) heading into the close of the cash session yesterday and in the overnight session.  First, in the final minutes of the cash session there was a 17-handle rally

Market Summary: The SPX index continues to work within the current “island” with a support/resistance range of 5400/5500.  A mid-session dip tested my previously identified support level at the 10dma (ref 5447) and the previous session’s low (ref 5447) as the index hit and held a low of 5446.  The index recovered for a late

Market Summary: In yesterday’s report I noted the gap up in the SPX on June 12th from 5375 to 5400 (see chart).  The 5400 level continues to act as crucial support.  Consolidation and a hold above this level with confirming internals would suggest the index is setting up to break out above the previous all-time

Market Summary: Over the past 7 sessions, the S&P 500 Index has continued to build upon and hold support at the 5400 level.  This level is key as it represents the lows/base of the “island” which has developed coming off the June 12 gap up (thank you soft CPI data).  The index has subsequently hit

ES1 (SP500 Generic Front Month) – 4.8.24 *The index remains below resistance as momentum (M1, M2) remain negative and degrading.  My initial downside target of 5200 was achieved (and held) on both Apr 4 and 5. The index continues to seem poised to head lower in the near term.  Initial downside targets remain 5200 and

ES1 (SP500 Generic Front Month) – 4.1.24 *The index continues to grind higher within a very clean, orderly and somewhat vertical uptrend channel (C1).  Additionally, the 10dma (ref 5282) remains reliable as trade support.  To note, the index has now rallied ~27% off the Oct 2023 low (ref 4217).  Almost 30% in just 5 months,