The Rejection Happened Now Bulls Face Their Next TestIn my September 2 outlook, I highlighted the 7,813.33–7,816.70 resistance zone as the level that could determine the S&P 500's next move.
The message was simple: break above it, and the bulls could take control. Fail to reclaim it, and another pullback could follow.
The market has now given us its answer.
The bulls made their attempt, but they could not break through the resistance zone. Price was rejected, and the pullback we were watching for followed.
But this is where the story becomes interesting.
The rejection did not turn into a collapse.
After pulling back, buyers stepped in near 7,701.98. The bulls are now trying to defend this level and prevent the rejection from turning into something bigger.
So the story has changed.
The question is no longer whether the S&P 500 can break 7,816.70.
That rejection already happened.
The new question is whether the bulls can hold 7,701.98 and keep the broader recovery alive.
The next chapter:
If 7,701.98 holds → The bulls could regroup and push back toward 7,773.15, with another attempt at the 7,813.33–7,816.70 resistance zone potentially following.
If 7,701.98 breaks → The bears could gain momentum, and the recent rejection may develop into a deeper correction.
The July selloff was followed by a powerful recovery. The recovery then ran directly into major resistance. That resistance won the first battle - but the bears have not yet won the war.
The next move will depend on whether the bulls can defend 7,701.98.
The rejection happened. Now comes the real test. 
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S&P 500 Back Below Resistance: Is a Deeper Correction Starting?After Warsh’s remarks pushed the U.S. Dollar Index(DXY) and the U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield higher, the S&P 500 ( FOREXCOM:SPX500 ) moved back below the key $7,720 trading level.
The index is now trading below the Resistance Zone, while macro and geopolitical risks continue to build.
Can the S&P 500 reclaim $7,722, or is a deeper correction toward the Support Zone beginning?
Macro Outlook
Warsh’s hawkish remarks strengthened the U.S. dollar and pushed Treasury yields higher, creating additional pressure on U.S. equities.
At the same time, renewed military tensions in the Middle East remain an important risk factor. Any escalation could put further pressure on the S&P 500 and broader risk assets.
Technical Analysis
From an Elliott Wave perspective, the S&P 500 appears to have completed its corrective waves inside a Rising Wedge Pattern, suggesting that the next bearish waves could now begin.
💡 Educational Note: A Rising Wedge often signals weakening bullish momentum. A confirmed breakdown can increase the probability of a deeper corrective move.
I expect the S&P 500 to continue its bearish trend and decline toward the Support Zone and the $7,634 level.
Trade Setup
First Take Profit(TP): $7,643
Second Take Profit(TP): $7,634
Stop Loss(SL): $7,723
Key Trading Levels: $7,670 _ $7,722
Which level do you think the S&P 500 will reach first?
🔴 $7,634
🟢 $7,723
📌 S&P 500 Analysis(SPX), 2-hour time frame.
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SP500 30M — BEARISH BREAKDOWN: SELLERS TARGET 7,640SP500 30M — Bearish Analysis 🔴
Current bias: Bearish. Price rejected strongly from the 7,760–7,780 supply zone after taking liquidity above the prior high.
Structure: The bullish sequence has shifted into a bearish structure, with a CHOCH followed by a structure break.
Key resistance: 7,720–7,730. This is the main pullback/sell area.
Current price: Around 7,683, so chasing the sell here carries more risk.
TP1: 7,660
TP2: 7,640
Major demand: 7,640–7,660
Invalidation: A sustained move back above 7,730 weakens the immediate bearish setup; a break/reclaim of 7,760–7,780 would invalidate the bearish idea more strongly.
Best setup: Wait for a pullback toward 7,720–7,730, then look for bearish confirmation before entering.
Overall bias: SELL 🔴 | Target: 7,660 → 7,640 Short 
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The Silent Bubble:SP500 as the Locomotive of the Global CollapseExecutive Summary and Historical Drawdown Context:
The S&P 500 Index, serving as the primary benchmark for global equity valuations, has historically traversed distinct regimes of structural expansion interrupted by severe valuation resets. A rigorous examination of post-war market cycles demonstrates that major drawdowns are rarely isolated events; rather, they represent the inevitable unwinding of accumulated macroeconomic and financial imbalances.
2008 Global Financial Crisis (October 2007 – March 2009):
Triggered by systemic credit impairment within the US subprime mortgage sector and the structural insolvency of major financial institutions such as Lehman Brothers, the index suffered a maximum peak-to-trough drawdown of 56.8%. This period remains the most profound structural equity collapse of the post-World War II era, requiring over five years for nominal price recovery.
2020 COVID-19 Shock (February 2020 – March 2020):
Precipitated by exogenous supply-chain halts and global mobility restrictions, the S&P 500 experienced an abrupt 33.9% contraction within a span of 33 calendar days. While marking one of the fastest bear market velocity spikes on record, the downturn was swiftly curtailed by unprecedented monetary expansion and fiscal stimulus.
2022 Inflationary Tightening Cycle (January 2022 – October 2022):
Driven by persistent headline inflation and the subsequent aggressive monetary tightening cycle initiated by the Federal Reserve, the index contracted by 25.4%. The repricing of risk-free discount rates primarily compressed valuation multiples across mega-cap technology equities until establishing a secular low in October 2022.
Current Market Structure and Macroeconomic Dislocation:
Following the October 2022 structural trough near the 3,500 level, the S&P 500 commenced an extended upward impulse. Despite an intermediate 1,000-point liquidity shakeout in April 2025, persistent momentum has propelled the benchmark toward the current 7,752 resistance band. However, an in-depth quantitative assessment reveals an escalating divergence between nominal equity prices and underlying economic fundamentals—a phenomenon characterized as the calm before the storm.
For decades, Federal Reserve monetary interventions have consistently prioritized USD exchange rate supremacy and capital market stabilization over structural debt de-risking. This continuous interventionist framework has severely degraded the efficiency of market clearing mechanisms. The current valuation expansion, driven in large part by extreme market concentration in a select handful of mega-cap technology entities, reflects an artificially inflated asset bubble rather than organic corporate productivity growth. As sovereign debt-to-GDP ratios exceed historical sustainability thresholds, the efficacy of conventional monetary backstops is reaching absolute exhaustion.
Advanced Technical Analysis and Multi-Indicator Divergence:
A technical evaluation of the long-term S&P 500 price architecture reveals severe structural anomalies that historically precede major market corrections:
Fibonacci Time Zone Anomalies:
Integrating long-term Fibonacci time series across major cycle lows reveals that current price action is failing to adhere to standard temporal channel extensions. The breakdown of price-time symmetry indicates that market pricing is being artificially sustained by non-organic liquidity mechanisms, signaling an imminent cyclical turn.
Linear Regression Channel Upper Boundary Exhaustion:
The S&P 500 is currently trading well beyond the upper two-sigma standard deviation channel of its multi-year linear regression model. Historical precedent confirms that extended trading above the upper regression boundary represents extreme statistical over-extension. While short-term momentum may sustain nominal highs, the probability of a violent mean-reversion move toward the baseline increases exponentially.
Cross-Indicator Momentum and Volume Divergence:
A comprehensive evaluation of primary technical oscillators confirms advanced institutional distribution:
Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Commodity Channel Index (CCI): Both momentum oscillators display pronounced negative divergences on weekly and monthly timeframes. As price records higher highs, momentum indicators continue to post lower peaks, confirming severe underlying exhaustion.
On-Balance Volume (OBV): Aggregate volume metrics fail to confirm the recent nominal price highs, indicating a lack of institutional buying pressure on upward breakouts.
Aroon and Klinger Volume Oscillator (KVO): Systematic deterioration across volume-based trend indicators confirms that institutional capital ("smart money") is incrementally establishing short hedge exposure while retail participation remains concentrated in late-stage long positions.
The 2027 Systemic Crisis Projection and Global Capital Reallocation:
The structural convergence of monetary policy limitations, extreme equity overvaluation, and technical indicator exhaustion points to 2027 as the focal point for a major global financial reset. Far from a routine 10% to 20% cyclical pullback, the upcoming unwinding phase exhibits the technical prerequisites for a catastrophic repricing event, with potential equity drawdowns approaching 50% from cycle peaks.
As the crisis materializes, large institutional funds and sovereign asset managers will execute aggressive risk-off de-leveraging. This process will catalyze a massive exit from US equity markets, driving cross-border capital rotation toward emerging markets offering superior real yield and unencumbered asset valuations.
Nevertheless, given the deep trade integration and structural Eurobond exposure to US Dollar liquidity, European capital markets are projected to absorb the most acute collateral damage during this transition. The transmission mechanism will operate through sharp credit spread widening, banking sector liquidity contraction, and severe currency volatility across European asset classes.
Furthermore, the Federal Reserve's capacity to mitigate this downturn will be severely constrained. Unconventional monetary easing or balance sheet expansion at this junction risks precipitating sovereign currency devaluation and stagflationary pressures, ultimately exacerbating the depth of the crisis rather than stabilizing asset prices.
Conclusion:
This macroeconomic and technical analysis report serves as a formal risk advisory prior to the anticipated structural reset in the S&P 500 Index. The empirical evidence—manifested through multi-timeframe technical divergences, linear regression channel over-extension, and structural macroeconomic exhaustion—demands that market participants implement stringent downside risk management frameworks to preserve capital against an impending systemic correction.
Wishing you high profits!
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S&P 500 at a Major PRZ: New ATH or Deeper Correction?The S&P 500 ( CAPITALCOM:SPX500 ) rallied after the probability of an agreement between Iran and the United States increased, allowing the index to print a new All-Time High(ATH).
However, the rally over the past week has been accompanied by relatively low trading volume, which may indicate weakening bullish momentum.
Can the S&P 500 print another ATH, or is a deeper correction beginning?
Macro Outlook
Improving expectations surrounding a potential U.S.–Iran agreement supported risk sentiment and helped U.S. stock indices move higher.
However, the lack of strong trading volume during the recent rally raises concerns about whether buyers have enough strength to sustain the bullish trend.
Technical Analysis
The S&P 500 has reacted to the Potential Reversal Zone(PRZ) and has started to move lower.
From an Elliott Wave perspective, the index appears to have completed, or is very close to completing, its main wave 5.
💡 Educational Note: When an index reaches a new ATH with declining or weak volume, it can indicate reduced market participation and increase the risk of a pullback.
I expect the S&P 500 to decline toward the key trading level of $7,637.
If bearish momentum increases, the index could break below the Support Zone and eventually fill the lower gap.
Trade Setup
First Take Profit(TP): $7,637
Second Take Profit(TP): $7,614
Stop Loss(SL): $7,804
Which level do you think the S&P 500 will reach first?
🔴 $7,614
🟢 $7,804
📌 S&P 500 Analysis(SPX), 4-hour time frame.
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S&P 500 at Potential Reversal Zone—Is a Bigger Correction Next?The S&P 500 ( FOREXCOM:SPX500 ) reacted strongly to the recent support zone($7,463-$7,430) and Support Lines, which led to another bullish move. However, the index is currently trading near the key trading level of $7,500 and the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) .
From an Elliott Wave perspective, Wave C appears to have been completed through an Ending Diagonal pattern. The lower trendline of this pattern has already been broken, and the S&P 500 is currently pulling back to retest it.
I expect the S&P 500 to break below the support zone($7,463-$7,430) and support lines in the coming sessions and decline at least toward the $7,413 level.
Target: $7,413
Stop Loss(SL): $7,548
Note: Since tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, any related news could have an immediate impact on the S&P 500. Therefore, be sure to monitor geopolitical developments closely and manage your risk carefully.
Note: If the S&P 500 begins to decline with strong bearish momentum, it could have a rapid and direct impact on the cryptocurrency market, especially Bitcoin ( BINANCE:BTCUSDT ).
What’s your view on the S&P 500? Do you think it can print new all-time highs again, or should we expect a deeper correction?
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📌 S&P 500 Index Analyze (SPX500USD), 4-hour time frame.
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S&P 500 at All-Time High — Is a Major Correction Next?The S&P 500 ( CAPITALCOM:SPX500 ) is currently trading near its All-Time High(ATH=$7,625) and continues to move within a resistance zone($7,625-$7,524).
From a classical technical analysis perspective, the S&P 500 appears to be forming a Rising Wedge pattern, which is generally considered a potential reversal pattern.
From an Elliott Wave perspective, it also appears that the S&P 500 has completed Wave C, resulting in a Zigzag corrective(ABC/5-3-5).
Also, we can see negative Regular Divergence(RD-) between consecutive peaks.
Additionally, on the 4-hour timeframe, with about one hour remaining before the candle closes, a Shooting Star pattern appears to be forming, which could be another signal of a potential reversal in the S&P 500 Index.
I expect the S&P 500 to decline, with an initial target of around $7,515. If this key support level is broken, we could see a much deeper correction in the index.
First Target: $7,515
Second Target: $7,476
Stop Loss(SL): $7,626
Note: If the S&P 500 begins to decline with strong bearish momentum, it could have a rapid and direct impact on the cryptocurrency market, especially Bitcoin ( BINANCE:BTCUSDT ).
What do you think? Is the S&P 500 likely to make new all-time highs, or should we expect a broader correction in the U.S. stock market, particularly in the S&P 500?
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S&P 500 Loses $7,500 — Are Bears Taking Control?The S&P 500 ( FOREXCOM:SPX500 ) is currently moving near a resistance zone($7,625-$7,524) and seems to have broken the support line and the key trading level of $7,500.
From an Elliott Wave perspective, the S&P 500 appears to have completed a Zigzag correction(ABC/5-3-5) over the past month, and we could expect the next wave of decline.
Given that Bitcoin ( BINANCE:BTCUSDT ) has shown a strong correlation with the S&P 500 in recent months, a sudden drop—especially in the S&P 500—could impact crypto markets and lead to a decline in Bitcoin’s price .
I expect the S&P 500 to continue its bearish move in the coming hours and test the support zone($7,463-$7,438). If it breaks below, it could drop at least to the next support line. The next key trading level to watch is $7,400.
From an Elliott Wave standpoint, the downward waves in the S&P 500 seem to continue.
I expect the S&P 500 to break the support zone($7,402-$7,326) in the coming hours and potentially drop at least to the support lines around $4,311. If the downward momentum is stronger, we can expect even lower levels.
First Target: Support zone($7,402-$7,326)
Second Target: Support lines
Stop Loss(SL): $7,588(Worst)
What’s your view on the S&P 500? Will it make new all-time highs again, or should we expect a deeper correction for the index and the U.S. stock market?
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US500: Hawkish Fed Meets AI Bulls at Key TrendlineThis week, the global financial market's attention is entirely focused on the fallout from the June FOMC meeting minutes and the sudden, historic shift in the Federal Reserve's communication strategy.
As traders, we must realize: this is a critical juncture for the S&P 500 ( TVC:SPX ). The index is currently consolidating around the 7,480 level. With a macroeconomic backdrop where inflation risks are resurfacing and the Fed is intentionally removing forward guidance, the US500 is facing a massive tug-of-war between strong tech fundamentals (AI demand) and looming hawkish policy threats.
Macro Previews: Warsh's "Hawkish Pause" Meets Reigniting Inflation Risks
From the newly released June FOMC minutes, the S&P 500 is digesting a highly complex fundamental landscape:
Inflation Fears Resurface: While the Fed unanimously kept rates unchanged at 3.50% - 3.75%, the minutes revealed that a "few" officials wanted to hike immediately in June. With May PCE hitting 4.1% (highest since April 2023) and Core PCE at 3.4%, inflation is showing broad, sticky price pressure.
The AI Double-Edged Sword: While strong AI demand supports tech valuations in the broader market, majority of Fed officials explicitly noted that this same AI demand, combined with high energy prices and tariffs, could force the Fed to tighten policy (hike rates) further.
The "Death" of Forward Guidance: Under new Chair Kevin Warsh, the Fed is drastically shortening statements and refusing to make pre-commitments. The market is now 100% data-dependent. This means every upcoming macroeconomic data release will trigger massive intraday volatility.
Deep Technical Analysis: US500 Consolidating Above Crucial Trendline Support
Under the dual forces of "AI optimism + Hawkish Fed risks," the US500 is currently in a tightening consolidation phase. Unfolding the Daily (1D) chart, the technical structure perfectly reflects a market waiting for the next catalyst:
1. Moving Average Convergence & Consolidation (GMMA Indicator):
The Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) shows a clear consolidation pattern. The short-term moving average group (yellow) has intertwined with the long-term moving average group (blue). The previous aggressive bullish momentum has paused, but the price remains supported near the longer-term baseline, indicating buyers are still defending the broader uptrend, though momentum is currently flat.
2. Key Support/Resistance & Trendline:
Through the chart, we can identify a clear defensive structure for both sides:
Ascending Trendline Support (White Dashed Line): Price is currently resting perfectly on this dynamic support line. A bounce here is absolutely crucial for the bulls to maintain the structural uptrend.
Immediate Support Zones: Located around the 7,456 and 7,374 horizontal levels. If the trendline breaks, these will act as the next major defensive walls.
Key Resistance (Top Dashed Line): Located around the 7,621 level. This is the immediate ceiling bulls need to shatter to resume price discovery mode.
Trading Strategy: How to Profit Amidst the "No Forward Guidance" Era Volatility?
With the Fed explicitly stating policy is data-dependent, the US500 will be highly reactive to the upcoming July 14 CPI release and Chair Warsh's congressional testimony.
1) Trend-Following Approach (Support Bounce): Buy the Dips
Long-Positioning: Since the price is resting right on the ascending trendline and near the 7,456 horizontal support, look for bullish rejection candles on lower timeframes (like 1H or 4H) to initiate long positions. If tech/AI strength persists despite Fed fears, riding the bounce back towards the upper GMMA cluster or the 7,621 resistance offers an excellent risk-to-reward ratio.
2) Breakout/Pullback Scenarios (Data-Driven after July 14):
Upside Continuation (Soft CPI): If the upcoming July 14 CPI shows inflation cooling, easing the "hawkish pause" fears, look for a solid daily candle closing above the current GMMA entanglement. A break above 7,621 will trigger the next major leg up.
Downside Correction (Hot CPI / Hawkish Testimony): If inflation data comes in hot or Warsh sounds overly aggressive regarding rate hikes, the US500 might decisively break below the white trendline and the 7,456 support. In this scenario, short positions can be taken targeting the deeper 7,374 level as a quick swing.
Next Focus: As traders in this new era, keep your position sizes strictly controlled and stop-losses tight as we approach July 14! S&P 500 Ahead of FOMC — Rally or Reversal Next?The S&P 500 ( FOREXCOM:SPX500 ) kicked off the week with a bullish gap($7,482-$7,442) after news of the initial agreement between Iran and the U.S., continuing its upward trend until today. However, we can spot a negative Regular Divergence (RD-) between the S&P’s recent price rise and volume—this means the latest gains didn’t come with strong trading volume, which could be a warning for the S&P and U.S. equities in the days ahead.
Also, tomorrow we have the Federal Funds Rate , the FOMC press conference , and the first conference with Kevin Warsh. While rates will likely stay unchanged, the Fed’s tone is expected to be hawkish, which could strengthen the Dollar ( TVC:DXY ) and Gold ( OANDA:XAUUSD ), but cause a decline in risk assets like U.S. stocks—including the S&P 500.
From an Elliott Wave perspective, the S&P 500’s past 4–5 days of bullish movement may just be a Zigzag Correction(ABC/5-3-5), so we could anticipate the next downward wave.
I expect the S&P 500 to drop at least toward $7,517, and if the downside momentum increases, we could break the support zone($7,526-$7,486) and even fill the lower gap($7,482-$7,442).
First Target: $7,517
Second Target: $7,491
Third Target: Gap($7,482-$7,442)
Stop Loss(SL): $7,626(Worst)
What’s your view on the S&P 500? Do you think it’ll hold, or are we looking at further declines?
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S&P 500: Institutional Absorption & The Liquidity InflectionA) The Liquidity Regime (Tier 1 & 2)
The technical breakout on the S&P 500 (SPX) is currently being underwritten by a structural shift in U.S. liquidity conditions:
• TGA & Net Liquidity:
As of May 9, 2026, the Treasury General Account (TGA) has stabilized near $860.29B. Any drawdown from this level acts as a direct injection of liquidity into the banking system, fueling continued demand for equities.
• DXY Pressure:
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is currently below the 98.00 level. A weaker dollar reduces discount-rate pressure on risk assets, acting as a hidden tailwind for equity expansion.
• VIX Context:
With the VIX near 17.19, systemic fear remains low. This supports a risk-on environment where trend-following dominates over defensive positioning.
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B) Volume Footprint & Absorption (Execution Edge)
We observe clear institutional behavior through volume structure:
• Strong Support / Value Area Low (VAL):
The lower volume node acted as the first line of defense. Price reaction here shows passive buyers absorbing aggressive sell-side flow.
• S/R Flip Zone ("Last Battle"):
The $7,355 region represents a key structural pivot. Sellers attempted to reclaim control but were fully absorbed by aggressive institutional buying. Once this level was defended, it flipped into strong structural support.
• No Retracement Momentum Zone:
Price is holding above the breakout zone without meaningful pullback. This indicates seller exhaustion and continued demand dominance.
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C) Trade Setup & Risk Management
• Entry Strategy:
Monitor the $7,380 zone for continued absorption. The ideal signal is small aggressive selling that fails to move price lower (the "sponge effect").
• Target:
Liquidity highs above $7,410.
• Invalidation:
A 1H close below $7,350 invalidates the bullish structure and suggests a short-term shift in liquidity conditions.
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Macro-Technical Correlation Summary
• DXY (97.90): Bullish for equities (liquidity expansion)
• VIX (17.19): Risk-on environment supports trend continuation
• TGA (~$860B): Neutral-to-positive, watch for drawdowns (liquidity injection potential)
• Footprint Delta: Positive, confirming institutional accumulation
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Easy-to-Understand Relation: The "Wall of Money"
Think of global liquidity as a rising tide.
When the DXY falls, the tide rises and lifts all risk assets. The blue zones on the chart act like anchors, institutional buyers positioned at $7,350–$7,380.
As long as these anchors hold, the path of least resistance remains upward, because every dip is absorbed rather than allowed to develop into a reversal. Long 
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