S&P 500: Pullback after flash dump is a Short opportunity
📝 1. Market Context
BLUEBERRY:SP500 recently witnessed a sharp drop from 6,698 down to 6,645, showing clear bearish momentum. After this fall, the index attempted a recovery, but the bounce was weak: green candles became smaller and stalled right at key resistance zones. A long red bearish engulfing candle then erased the entire recovery, proving sellers are back in control.
🟥 2. Static Resistance (Red Zone on Chart)
On the chart, the red zone represents static resistance, located around 6,671 – 6,664.62. This area aligns with:
• Dynamic resistance (moving averages).
• Static resistance (previous supply zone).
Every time price has tested this area, it faced rejection. This makes the red zone a high-probability level for sellers to step in again if price retests it.
🟩 3. Support Zone (Green Zone on Chart)
The nearest support lies at 6,639, highlighted as the green zone on the chart. This is the first logical downside target, where price might pause or react before choosing the next move.
🎯 4. Bearish Scenario
• Bias: Bearish continuation.
• Entry zone: 6,671 – 6,664.62 (red resistance zone).
• Target: 6,639 (blue support zone).
• Invalidation: If price closes firmly above 6,672, this bearish idea is no longer valid.
✅ 5. Summary
After a sharp decline, the weak bounce into resistance looks like an opportunity for sellers. As long as the index remains below the red resistance zone, the path of least resistance points lower, with 6,639 as the next key support to watch.
📈 Similar to the previous Buy setup, we can see that price is reacting in a similar manner — it touches the static support zone (marked in green) and the moving average (acting as dynamic resistance), before making a strong bounce.
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