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S&P 500 (D1) - Rolling Over, Eyeing March Low

Short
SP:SPX   S&P 500 Index
SPX looking ready to roll over back to downside as bear market bullish correction is about played out.

Volume profile indicates downside conviction on initial dump down from Feb-March, with increasing volume on the down move, then declining volume on the upward correction currently playing out.

Price action is currently at the top of a rising/ascending wedge, right near the point where one might expect the break of wedge support confirming the sell signal, assuming a daily close below the bottom of rising/ascending wedge pattern's support line. The top of the wedge is further capped by the 61.8% Fibo retracement level from the Feb-March downside move/dump.

Initial target: just above the recent March low - around 2,225 - with additional downside targets around 2,000 and again near 1,850.

Stop above the 61.8% Fibo, around 2,933/55 zone (given market's propensity for volatility at present evidenced by elevated VIX levels, it may be prudent to keep a wide stop closer to the 2,955 area just to be sure).

Initial Reward-Risk Ratio in area of about 2:1.

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