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2,792.67 +17.79    +0.64%
22/02 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type: Index
Market: United States
# Components: 491
  • Prev. Close: 2,792.67
  • Open: 2,782.47
  • Day's Range: 2,779.11 - 2,794.20
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A brief summary - strong buy, buy, strong sell, sell or neutral signals for the SPX index. A detailed technical analysis through moving averages buy/sell signals (simple and exponential for 5,10,20,50,100 and 200 periods) and common chart indicators (RSI, Stochastics, StochRSI, MACD, ADX, CCI, ROC, Williams %R, Ultimate and more) Buy, Sell, Overbought, Oversold or Neutral signals. Also - pivot points levels for Standard, Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodie's and Demark's are supplied. All technical studies are available in different time frames.
Summary:Strong Buy
Moving Averages:BuyBuy (12)Sell (0)
Technical Indicators:Strong BuyBuy (7)Sell (1)

Pivot PointsFeb 22, 2019 09:24PM GMT

Name S3 S2 S1 Pivot Points R1 R2 R3
Classic 2768.28 2774.83 2778.82 2785.37 2789.36 2795.91 2799.90
Fibonacci 2774.83 2778.86 2781.34 2785.37 2789.40 2791.88 2795.91
Camarilla 2779.90 2780.87 2781.83 2785.37 2783.77 2784.73 2785.70
Woodie's 2766.98 2774.18 2777.52 2784.72 2788.06 2795.26 2798.60
DeMark's - - 2776.82 2784.37 2787.36 - -

Technical IndicatorsFeb 22, 2019 09:24PM GMT

Name Value Action
RSI(14) 60.178 Buy
STOCH(9,6) 83.635 Overbought
STOCHRSI(14) 87.420 Overbought
MACD(12,26) 5.640 Buy
ADX(14) 24.570 Sell
Williams %R -5.152 Overbought
CCI(14) 81.5100 Buy
ATR(14) 8.4078 Less Volatility
Highs/Lows(14) 7.5778 Buy
Ultimate Oscillator 65.037 Buy
ROC 0.286 Buy
Bull/Bear Power(13) 4.4059 Buy

Buy: 7

Sell: 1

Neutral: 0


Summary:Strong Buy

Moving AveragesFeb 22, 2019 09:24PM GMT

Period Simple Exponential
MA5 2789.56
Buy 		2787.63
Buy
MA10 2784.21
Buy 		2786.11
Buy
MA20 2782.38
Buy 		2782.19
Buy
MA50 2770.63
Buy 		2769.00
Buy
MA100 2743.72
Buy 		2742.76
Buy
MA200 2692.01
Buy 		2704.56
Buy

Buy: 12

Sell: 0


Summary:Buy

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Christoph Willywonka
Christoph Willywonka Feb 22, 2019 11:47AM ET
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a high between 2795 and 2805 is the sell signal. be ready
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Funny People Feb 22, 2019 11:47AM ET
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im with you
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Jerry Oberhelman
Jerry Oberhelman 21 hours ago
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Is this Gann, trend line or what to come up with this price. or count.. . Sure it is strong resistance but so what.. If this is a bear we would never see the 200dma ( I back tested)
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CHRISTOPHER Malachowski
CHRISTOPHER Malachowski Feb 22, 2019 11:29AM ET
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If it close at 2800: red flag
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Carlos Garat
Carlos Garat Feb 22, 2019 11:29AM ET
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why?
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CHRISTOPHER Malachowski
CHRISTOPHER Malachowski Feb 22, 2019 11:29AM ET
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It will trigger sell off and most likely test December lows. All sectors RSI at or above 70.
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Just go long and hold :)
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Nate Dawg
Nate Dawg Feb 22, 2019 9:59AM ET
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My bullish rally comes in 10 inches.
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maike shim
maike shim Feb 22, 2019 7:41AM ET
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what you guys dont understand is that there is soooo much liquidity out there. hedge funds are sitting on the most cash that they have had since the financial crisis. the fed is stopping qt and there will be NO trade deal and sentiment is still too bearish all this is BULLISH for stocks. this will hit ath in about a month or 2 I believe if not sooner
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They're sitting on that cash because they don't want to lose it.
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David Carlo
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have you checked money supply is very low. the market has no more cash
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Chase Baker
Chase Baker Feb 21, 2019 4:26PM ET
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Little drop and pop messing with heads.When it really happens most will be like oh another fake drop.
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andrew cutler Feb 21, 2019 4:26PM ET
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yes, more BTFD mindset entrapment. This might go on for a  while yet though
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Mark Deren
Mark Deren Feb 21, 2019 4:23PM ET
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DOW, NASDAQ, S&P 500 all Gap up at 3:54 PM and again at 3:55 PM. What is caused all 3 Indices to gap on the 1 minute at the exact same time?...Where is the liquidity? Who is buying all 3 Indices at the same exact time? ...Ridiculous!
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Ryan Keiser
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PPT
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After straight nine days why Market is going down without negative news? Now we are almost to done US China deal.
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Mark Deren
Mark Deren Feb 21, 2019 3:04PM ET
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Buy the Rumors, Sell the News!
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Eric Haley
Eric Haley Feb 21, 2019 3:04PM ET
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There was a slew of negative news yesterday. Check out the news section.
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Papa John Feb 21, 2019 2:54PM ET
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this week
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we will see 2720
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Eric Haley
Eric Haley Feb 21, 2019 12:07PM ET
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On CNBC, someone just said that the market is completely ignoring negative economic data and pricing in a positive outcome for all of it. So true. I can't believe how much negative data came out today and the market barely flinched. Complacency is rampent. I won't be surprised if the market closes up today. Throwing money at the market won't make the detiorating economy go away. It just raises risk. No one ever predicts a major correction, before it happens. Only a select few who get criticized on the way up and rich on the way down.
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Christoph Willywonka
Christoph Willywonka Feb 21, 2019 12:07PM ET
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The media cannot and will not parade the naysayers to the market as it would lead to the decline. They keep propping it up saying it will go up "forever." While it is true the overall direction will increase, this makes it sound like it wont decline and do so quickly. We are at, or beyond the point where people believe they have missed out and decide to get back in only to lose a lot or everything again. I am bearish through at least the next year and waiting. I cannot lose what I do not risk but I can enter the market when I am comfortable doing so
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looks like its a loose agreement between USA and China
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Eric Haley
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Hi PT, I'm not trying to put blame on the media. Rather, I was just endorsing what they said. I don't expect them to predict the market. But your reasoning is on point.
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Insert China propaganda
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this guy is good man,   hes traded for 42 years in the market day traded before there where day traders
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Day traders have been around for a LOT longer than 42 years bud. You don't sound like you know much about the history or the markets.
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ok we tried.. opp like this only come once in a lifetime
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famous market  wizzard
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He is the person Linda B. Rashke trades with
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is anyone going to the webinar?
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major loss if u dont see this guy trade
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Ken Haley
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Reuters was touting the move over the 200 day MA. Their political news division lies about politics so why wouldn't their financial arm lie too. I am going short here.
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Richard Rama
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is this greed? or is this fear??
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David Carlo
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I think it's both they are trying to keep investors guessing so the market doesnt erode quickly
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this is bear
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fear
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bwa hahahaha....fomo sexual :-)))
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Powell is a Fomo-sexual
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why don't they just take their profits now so the FOMOS can get in? oh greed
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Amazing the Fed comes out and says their concerned about corporate debt then turns around and does things to encourage more borrowing...no credability
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They are kind of trapped, that's why. They are trying to deflate this balloon, while at the same time preventing it from exploding in their face. It's a balance so fine that is impossible to manage, but they need to atleast pretend that they are trying.
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yeah I agree they are trying to take s softer approach but in the end they know what's coming.
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