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Major indexes Review and Support level Update

Short
TVC:SPX   S&P 500 Index
All major indexes started the week with a down gap and have continued sinking so far.
These are the fact we should pay attention to:

1- 4786 out of 5816 traded assets are trading at lower prices today, 82.2%.
2- All major indexes trading below their 50 days moving averages
3- They are all trading near to the lowest daily numbers, which shows they are not settled down.
4- They just experienced 4-7% correction from their tops..!
5- This is the longest time in the history of the S&P 500 without a 10% correction.
6- September historically is the worst month of the year in comparison to other months in the past 70 years.
7- This correction must be considered as a correction unless we have enough evidence of trend reversal.
8- S&P 500 and Dow Jones have been closed at lower numbers 8 days out of the last 10 trading days, and NASDAQ 100 and Russell 2000 7 out of last 10 days closed at lower numbers! this clearly showed in short term more correction is more likely..!

In conclusion, I believe we should wait for a sign of reversal, and we do not have any sign yet.

Being ready is important:
Let's review the process of this analysis in the past few weeks:


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