Jack Chappell aka Springheel Jack - A Classical Trendline Chartist's View of Equities, Bonds, Forex and Commodities
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Wednesday 26 September 2018
FOMC Day
So far the scenario I was laying out on Friday has been playing out perfectly with the two red days at the start of this week, and SPX backtesting obvious trend support at the 50 hour MA twice. SPX didn't quite retest Monday's low yesterday, so the double bottom setup here isn't perfect but SPX may well resume the uptrend directly from here.
Full Premarket Video from theartofchart.net - Update on ES, NQ, CL, NG, GC, SI, HG, ZB, KC, SB, CC, ZW, ZC, ZS, DX, EURUSD, USDJPY, USDCAD, AUDUSD:
If SPX does go any lower, possibly on FOMC, then I'd note that gap support is at 2906/7 and rising wedge support and the daily middle band are both now at 2900 and, if tested, I'd expect support here. The historical stats for today and tomorrow are firmly bullish. SPX 60min chart:
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