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$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 🚨📉SPX 6840 Call Wall vs 6780 Put Shelf, Massive Bear Trap Loading Right Now 🐻🚀 📊 I’m watching $SPX at $6839.50 race to avoid its first monthly loss since April while $NDX at $25370.28 has its Nov red print locked. Heavy $SPX call volume is pinned at $6840 with the $6780 put shelf forming a tight liquidity pocket. Keltner and Bollinger compression is squeezing price back into the upper bands. Flow flipped as the $NDX option score rebounds. Volatility is spiking and support is getting stress tested while rotation builds. Structure and momentum are rotating straight back into trend. This feels like real bear tra

Market Outlook of S&P500 (27Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bullish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines have stopped converging. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.15, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical Analysis of the S&P 500 An in-depth technical analysis of the S&P 500, conducted using daily intervals, reveals overwhelmingly positive signals for investors. Out of a comprehensive set of 22 technical indicators, all have issued a buy rating,

Market Outlook of S&P500 (20Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bearish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines are converging, which implies a reversal from the current uptrend. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.15, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical indicators currently show 12 “Buy” and 7 “Sell” signals, resulting in an overall “Neutral” recommendation on the daily interval. Candlestick Trend Analysis (using Grok & Gemini) Overall Interpretation Short

Economic Calendar: Key Market Movers (week of 20Oct25) Public Holidays Singapore is closed on 20th Oct 2025 (Monday) as we join our citizens to celebrate Diwali (also known as Deepavali in Singapore). There are no holidays in the coming week for Hong Kong, China and America. Here is wishing all a blessed “Festival of Lights”. Market Outlook and Key Economic Indicators for the Coming Week The following is a summary of key economic data releases anticipated in the coming week, categorised by region and topic. These indicators are likely to introduce volatility and inform policy expectations. Inflation and Monetary Policy Consumer Price Index (CPI): This is projected to be the most closely watched economic indicator of the week, as it serves as a primary reference for US inflation. The o

Status Update on US-China Relations: Signs of Potential Thaw (as of October 13, 2025) President Trump's October 12 Truth Social post introduces a dovish tone amid escalating tensions, reassuring that "Don't worry about China, it will all be fine!" He attributes Beijing's recent rare earth export curbs and port fees (effective October 14) to President Xi having a "bad moment," emphasising mutual interest in avoiding economic depression. Trump highlights US intent to "help China, not hurt it," preserving the possibility of a Trump-Xi meeting at the APEC summit in South Korea starting October 31. This contrasts with his October 10 announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports (effective November 1, or sooner) and new export controls on critical software, which ended the May 2025 truce. Chin

Market Outlook of S&P500 (13Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bearish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines are about to converge. This should imply a reversal from the current uptrend. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.16, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical Analysis and Current Price Action The S&P 500 closed at 6,552.51 on October 6, 2025, marking a sharp decline of -2.7% for the day. Technical analysis at the Daily interval recommends an overall Sell rating, with 12 indicators

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 📈🧠🔎 $SPX 6604 Is The Fulcrum As Shorts Surge 🔎🧠📈 Another increase in S&P 500 component short interest, up 3% in the report to 15Sep25, pushing to multi-year highs. If this were euphoria, price would likely be higher without that persistent supply from hedges and outright shorts. $6604 day trading level. Looks a bit H&S if we lose that level. I’m anchored there because it is the intraday control point; hold it and the trend rhythm remains intact, lose it and the tape morphs into a classical head-and-shoulders with 6480 as the first magnet. 🔵 Support / floor: 6604 🔴 Danger zone: sustained prints below 6604 invite the H&S break toward 6480 🟠 Br

S&P will hit 6600 by end 2025, fueled by AI deployment to improve efficiency and transforming businesses.  6800 by 2026  7500+ by 2032 before another storm brews Prediction could be plus/minus but the bull will run 🐂 and 🐯 will roar Bears will hibernate until then Disclaimer: not financial advice, please invest wisely based on your decision or consult with a financial expert.

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The S&P 500 ($SPX, ~6,467 / SPY ~$645) just logged 5 straight red sessions, the longest pullback in months. Volatility ($VIX) spiked briefly before easing back toward 14.2, showing fear faded quickly. So, is this the top — or just a reset before another leg higher? 🔎 Macro Factors Fed Pivot Tailwind: Powell's dovish Jackson Hole stance has re-anchored expectations for a September rate cut (90% odds). Lower yields = tailwind for equities. Earnings Season Wrap-Up: Corporate beats (esp. AI/tech) continue to hold up indexes. Seasonality: Late August / September historically volatile, but Q4 tends to bring rallies. 📊 Technical Levels (SPY / SPX) Support Zones: SPY $635 / SPX 6,350 → strong buyers likely step in. Resistance Zones: SPY $655 / SPX 6,550 → breakout above opens path to new highs

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The S&P 500 has endured a punishing five-day retreat, dropping to 6,297.36 from its recent high, amid heightened volatility that has investors questioning if this is the market's peak. Tigers @Jerrying, a prominent trader, closed all positions with a staggering +215% gain by August 12, 2025, sparking debate on timing the top. With the Nasdaq at 20,884.27 and Bitcoin at $124,002 holding firm, though tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $75/barrel add pressure, the VIX spike to 15.94 signals caution. Is this a healthy pullback or the start of a deeper correction? Can you spot the top, and what's your experience in navigating such shifts? This comprehensive analysis dives into the retreat's causes, market senti

📉 SPX Down 5 Days: Is This the Market’s “Tell”? Tigers, the S&P 500 (.SPX) hasn’t stumbled like this all year — five straight red days, volatility waking up, and traders suddenly asking the question nobody likes: did we just see the top? --- 🚨 Why This Retreat Feels Different Breadth is narrowing → fewer stocks are holding the index up. VIX spike → volatility is climbing off historic lows, a signal that hedging is back. Macro overhang → yields and Fed signals are putting pressure on risk assets. This isn’t just about five red candles. It’s about whether the market’s momentum engine is losing fuel. --- 🧠 The Psychology of Selling Tops > “Buying makes you money. Selling defines whether you keep it.” The hardest skill isn’t finding winners — it’s deciding when the party is over. Some t

Big-Tech’s Performance​Macro Headlines This Week: Market in divergence while techs in correctionThe three major US stock indexes experienced a sustained decline this week, with the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ recording a "five-day losing streak." technology stocks were broadly under pressure, and the consumer sector was significantly dragged down by $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ (the first time in three years that profits fell short of expectations, reflecting the pressure of tariffs pushing up costs), whileU.S. Treasury yields rose across the board. Market concerns over the Fed's hawkish stance intensified, with the bond market reacting based on the logic of "stagflation trading" — conflicting economic data (strong manufacturi

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 🚨📉SPX 6840 Call Wall vs 6780 Put Shelf, Massive Bear Trap Loading Right Now 🐻🚀 📊 I’m watching $SPX at $6839.50 race to avoid its first monthly loss since April while $NDX at $25370.28 has its Nov red print locked. Heavy $SPX call volume is pinned at $6840 with the $6780 put shelf forming a tight liquidity pocket. Keltner and Bollinger compression is squeezing price back into the upper bands. Flow flipped as the $NDX option score rebounds. Volatility is spiking and support is getting stress tested while rotation builds. Structure and momentum are rotating straight back into trend. This feels like real bear tra

Market Outlook of S&P500 (20Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bearish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines are converging, which implies a reversal from the current uptrend. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.15, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical indicators currently show 12 “Buy” and 7 “Sell” signals, resulting in an overall “Neutral” recommendation on the daily interval. Candlestick Trend Analysis (using Grok & Gemini) Overall Interpretation Short

Market Outlook of S&P500 (27Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bullish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines have stopped converging. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.15, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical Analysis of the S&P 500 An in-depth technical analysis of the S&P 500, conducted using daily intervals, reveals overwhelmingly positive signals for investors. Out of a comprehensive set of 22 technical indicators, all have issued a buy rating,

Market Outlook of S&P500 (13Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bearish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines are about to converge. This should imply a reversal from the current uptrend. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.16, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical Analysis and Current Price Action The S&P 500 closed at 6,552.51 on October 6, 2025, marking a sharp decline of -2.7% for the day. Technical analysis at the Daily interval recommends an overall Sell rating, with 12 indicators

Economic Calendar: Key Market Movers (week of 20Oct25) Public Holidays Singapore is closed on 20th Oct 2025 (Monday) as we join our citizens to celebrate Diwali (also known as Deepavali in Singapore). There are no holidays in the coming week for Hong Kong, China and America. Here is wishing all a blessed “Festival of Lights”. Market Outlook and Key Economic Indicators for the Coming Week The following is a summary of key economic data releases anticipated in the coming week, categorised by region and topic. These indicators are likely to introduce volatility and inform policy expectations. Inflation and Monetary Policy Consumer Price Index (CPI): This is projected to be the most closely watched economic indicator of the week, as it serves as a primary reference for US inflation. The o

Status Update on US-China Relations: Signs of Potential Thaw (as of October 13, 2025) President Trump's October 12 Truth Social post introduces a dovish tone amid escalating tensions, reassuring that "Don't worry about China, it will all be fine!" He attributes Beijing's recent rare earth export curbs and port fees (effective October 14) to President Xi having a "bad moment," emphasising mutual interest in avoiding economic depression. Trump highlights US intent to "help China, not hurt it," preserving the possibility of a Trump-Xi meeting at the APEC summit in South Korea starting October 31. This contrasts with his October 10 announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports (effective November 1, or sooner) and new export controls on critical software, which ended the May 2025 truce. Chin

Big-Tech’s Performance​Macro Headlines This Week: Market in divergence while techs in correctionThe three major US stock indexes experienced a sustained decline this week, with the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ recording a "five-day losing streak." technology stocks were broadly under pressure, and the consumer sector was significantly dragged down by $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ (the first time in three years that profits fell short of expectations, reflecting the pressure of tariffs pushing up costs), whileU.S. Treasury yields rose across the board. Market concerns over the Fed's hawkish stance intensified, with the bond market reacting based on the logic of "stagflation trading" — conflicting economic data (strong manufacturi

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The S&P 500 has endured a punishing five-day retreat, dropping to 6,297.36 from its recent high, amid heightened volatility that has investors questioning if this is the market's peak. Tigers @Jerrying, a prominent trader, closed all positions with a staggering +215% gain by August 12, 2025, sparking debate on timing the top. With the Nasdaq at 20,884.27 and Bitcoin at $124,002 holding firm, though tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $75/barrel add pressure, the VIX spike to 15.94 signals caution. Is this a healthy pullback or the start of a deeper correction? Can you spot the top, and what's your experience in navigating such shifts? This comprehensive analysis dives into the retreat's causes, market senti

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 📈🧠🔎 $SPX 6604 Is The Fulcrum As Shorts Surge 🔎🧠📈 Another increase in S&P 500 component short interest, up 3% in the report to 15Sep25, pushing to multi-year highs. If this were euphoria, price would likely be higher without that persistent supply from hedges and outright shorts. $6604 day trading level. Looks a bit H&S if we lose that level. I’m anchored there because it is the intraday control point; hold it and the trend rhythm remains intact, lose it and the tape morphs into a classical head-and-shoulders with 6480 as the first magnet. 🔵 Support / floor: 6604 🔴 Danger zone: sustained prints below 6604 invite the H&S break toward 6480 🟠 Br

📉 SPX Down 5 Days: Is This the Market’s “Tell”? Tigers, the S&P 500 (.SPX) hasn’t stumbled like this all year — five straight red days, volatility waking up, and traders suddenly asking the question nobody likes: did we just see the top? --- 🚨 Why This Retreat Feels Different Breadth is narrowing → fewer stocks are holding the index up. VIX spike → volatility is climbing off historic lows, a signal that hedging is back. Macro overhang → yields and Fed signals are putting pressure on risk assets. This isn’t just about five red candles. It’s about whether the market’s momentum engine is losing fuel. --- 🧠 The Psychology of Selling Tops > “Buying makes you money. Selling defines whether you keep it.” The hardest skill isn’t finding winners — it’s deciding when the party is over. Some t

The S&P 500 ($SPX, ~6,467 / SPY ~$645) just logged 5 straight red sessions, the longest pullback in months. Volatility ($VIX) spiked briefly before easing back toward 14.2, showing fear faded quickly. So, is this the top — or just a reset before another leg higher? 🔎 Macro Factors Fed Pivot Tailwind: Powell's dovish Jackson Hole stance has re-anchored expectations for a September rate cut (90% odds). Lower yields = tailwind for equities. Earnings Season Wrap-Up: Corporate beats (esp. AI/tech) continue to hold up indexes. Seasonality: Late August / September historically volatile, but Q4 tends to bring rallies. 📊 Technical Levels (SPY / SPX) Support Zones: SPY $635 / SPX 6,350 → strong buyers likely step in. Resistance Zones: SPY $655 / SPX 6,550 → breakout above opens path to new highs

S&P will hit 6600 by end 2025, fueled by AI deployment to improve efficiency and transforming businesses.  6800 by 2026  7500+ by 2032 before another storm brews Prediction could be plus/minus but the bull will run 🐂 and 🐯 will roar Bears will hibernate until then Disclaimer: not financial advice, please invest wisely based on your decision or consult with a financial expert.

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