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Tuesday 17 March 2015

Important Retrace Here

SPX broke up nicely yesterday and the obvious next target is the daily middle band, now at 1991. At that test the bulls should have a chance to take control back and test the all time highs. SPX daily chart:
On the 15min chart I have a clear resistance trendline for the current move and I'm looking for a retracement today to establish the support trendline. I'm looking for support areas at broken double bottom resistance in the 2066.5 area and the 50 hour MA in the 2064 area. If reached I'd be looking for one of those to hold. SPX 15min chart:
If they don't hold then there is a bear scenario to be aware of here, and that is the possibility that SPX is forming a right angled and ascending broadening formation. If so the next target would be a retest of the lows and these patterns break down 66% of the time. SPX 5min chart:
My strong lean here is towards the short term bull scenario and a retest of the daily middle band this week. This bounce could easily fail there though and I'm hoping that the retrace low today will help assess how likely such a failure would be.
Posted by Springheel Jack at 09:42
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