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S&P500 - US markets closed, liquidity thinUS Thanksgiving Holiday US markets closed, liquidity thin globally. Expect muted volumes, potential for exaggerated moves in FX and rates due to reduced participation. Key Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Level 1: 6830 Resistance Level 2: 6848 Resistance Level 3: 6866 Support Level 1: 6770 Support Level 2: 6756 Support Level 3: 6735 This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:US500
by Trade Nation
S&P 500 levels to watchFollowing the big recovery, lots of short-term levels have been reclaimed this week but with US markets closed today, index futures have been fairly quite and easing back down ever so slightly. Key support is now seen around 6771-6780 on our US SP 500 chart (derived from the underlying ES prices). Below that, 6716 is the next support. Bulls will get in trouble if 6659 - most recent low - breaks. On the upside, 6829 is first hurdle, marking the point of origin of the previous drop. Ideal location for the bears to step back in if they want to regain control of price action. Lose that, 6877 is next upside target then the all time high at 6922. By Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with FOREX.com
FOREXCOM:SPX500
by FOREX.com
SPX500: Thanksgiving Range — 6815–6842 Controls the MarketOANDA:SPX500USD continued to push higher exactly as projected yesterday. Market activity is expected to be quieter today due to the Thanksgiving holiday, which typically reduces volatility across U.S. indices. Technical Outlook For today, the price is likely to consolidate between 6815 and 6842 until a breakout occurs. Bearish Scenario: A 1H close below 6813 will open the path toward 6771, with 6797 acting as the first reaction zone. Bullish Scenario: While trading above 6813, the price may retest 6842, and a break above this level could extend toward 6870. Pivot Line: 6813 Support: 6797 · 6771 Resistance: 6842 · 6870
OANDA:SPX500USDLong
by SroshMayi
S&P 500 – DTF Technical & Fundamental AnalysisS&P 500 – DTF Technical & Fundamental Analysis ⚠️ S&P 500 Update – Short-Term Bullish, But Overall Structure Shows Weakness The S&P 500 recently experienced a short-term bullish move after retesting the key support level at 6,500, which is now acting as a major support following the reversal. This rally was largely driven by major technology and AI-related firms, especially Alphabet. Strong earnings and leadership in generative AI have boosted investor confidence, propelling the index to new highs. Despite this, technical factors suggest caution. On the daily timeframe, the overall market structure after the bullish trend is forming lower highs and lower lows, indicating that buyers are losing momentum. This rally could be temporary, largely representing liquidity grabs above previous highs rather than a true trend reversal. From a technical perspective, 6,500 is a critical support zone. If this level holds, the S&P 500 could continue the short-term bullish move. However, if this level breaks with high volume, a deeper correction may follow, potentially targeting the next major demand zone around 6,370. The market remains highly reactive to both technical triggers and fundamental news, so caution is advised. Watch key levels closely and wait for confirmed structure before taking positions. ⚠️ Risk Disclaimer This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading CFDs and Forex involves high risk. Always trade responsibly and manage your risk.
VANTAGE:SP500FTShort
by RebornFXTrader
SP500 short-term consolidation renewed bullish strength.SP500 has rebounded strongly from the recent demand zone near 6,630–6,650, showing a clear shift in momentum toward the upside. Price has broken out of the short-term consolidation, indicating renewed bullish strength. Technically Price previously traded inside an ascending channel but recently dipped out after the drop, bulls stepped in at the demand zone and pushed price upward aggressively the current move suggests the market may attempt to re-test the upper levels. If price sustains above this level, it confirms strong bullish continuation 68,00 to 69,05 This is the upper resistance zone from the previous highs a break above this area may open the door toward a new bullish wave. You may find more details in the chart, Trade wisely best of Luck Buddies. Ps; Support with like and comments for better analysis Thanks for Supporting.
VANTAGE:SP500Long
by MrMartin_11
11
Don’t Let Panic Drive Your Decisions, The Market Reward PatienceDon’t Let Panic Drive Your Decisions — Because The Market Rewards Patience The last few days in the S&P 500 were the perfect reminder of how quickly sentiment swings — and how dangerous emotional trading can be. * Nov 20: Headlines screamed about an “AI Bubble Burst,” triggering panic selling. * By Nov 21: Market declined +3.5%, wiping over $2 trillion in market value. * By Nov 26: The same market recovered $2.6 trillion, pushing the S&P 500 back above 6800 * S&P 500 is now just 1.6% away from all-time highs (6921). Anyone who sold in fear on Nov 20–21 is now sitting on regret, while disciplined investors who stayed calm are comfortably in profit.
SP:SPXEducation
by Nadia_farhat
The World Economy’s Journey in the Trading Market1. Early Foundations: The Birth of Global Trade Modern world trade began centuries ago with land routes, maritime exchanges, and colonial expansions. However, true economic globalization began after the Industrial Revolution. Factories produced goods at scale, and countries required raw materials, capital, and new markets. This interdependence set the foundation for a global trading web. Key Features of Early Global Trade Simple Trading Infrastructure: Telegraphs, ships, and railways connected markets but at slow speeds by today’s standards. Commodity Dominance: Coal, textiles, metals, and agricultural products drove trade volumes. Gold Standard: Most countries pegged their currencies to gold, stabilizing international trade. Though primitive compared to today, these early systems planted the seeds for a unified world economy. 2. Post-War Growth and the Era of Financial Globalization After World War II, nations realized that economic cooperation was essential for peace and progress. This launched institutions like: IMF (International Monetary Fund) World Bank GATT → WTO (World Trade Organization) These bodies shaped trade rules, stabilized currencies, and opened markets. The Bretton Woods System The global economy operated under a fixed exchange-rate regime led by the U.S. dollar pegged to gold. This stable environment helped: Facilitate international trade Increase capital flows Rebuild war-torn economies When the system collapsed in 1971, floating exchange rates emerged, giving birth to modern currency trading. 3. Rise of Capital Markets: Stocks, Commodities, and Currencies Go Global From the 1980s onward, deregulation and technology transformed world markets. Key Milestones Electronic trading platforms replaced floor trading. Multinational corporations expanded production globally. Derivatives markets (futures, options, swaps) exploded in size. Hedge funds, investment banks, and pension funds became major market players. Oil, gold, and commodity futures shaped inflation and energy policies. This period marked a fundamental shift: Trade was no longer limited to goods; money itself became the most traded commodity. Foreign exchange (forex) grew into a $7-trillion-a-day market, making it the largest financial market in the world. 4. Digital Revolution: The 21st Century Trading Landscape With the rise of the internet and high-speed computing, the early 2000s launched the digital trading era. What changed? Algorithmic trading (algo trading) began executing trades in milliseconds. Online brokerages democratized market access. Financial information became instant and global. High-frequency trading (HFT) reshaped liquidity and market volatility. Cryptocurrencies emerged as a parallel financial system. Mobile trading apps made stock participation mainstream. The world economy became deeply connected: A policy change in China or a tweet from a global leader could move markets worldwide. Key Drivers of Modern Global Trade Technology Capital mobility Global supply chains Central bank policies Cross-border investments This phase also brought unprecedented speed—capital could fly across continents in seconds, impacting currencies, equities, commodities, and bond markets simultaneously. 5. The Shockwaves: Crises That Reshaped Global Markets Major global events redefined the world economy’s trading journey: 2008 Global Financial Crisis Triggered by U.S. mortgage collapse Nearly crashed global banking Led to quantitative easing (QE) era Pushed interest rates to near zero This event emphasized how interconnected global markets had become. COVID-19 Pandemic (2020) Disrupted supply chains Crashed global demand initially Fuelled the greatest monetary stimulus in history Caused inflation waves across the world Financial markets experienced extreme volatility, while digital and retail trading boomed. Russia–Ukraine Conflict Massive impact on energy, oil, natural gas, and wheat prices Reshaped Europe’s energy landscape Elevated geopolitical risk across global markets Each crisis reshaped trading behavior, capital flows, risk perception, and investor psychology. 6. The Shift to Multipolar Trading: De-globalization Begins From 2020 onwards, a new phase began: geoeconomic fragmentation. The world is slowly drifting away from a U.S.-centric model into a multipolar system with major players like: United States China India European Union Middle East (as energy and investment hubs) Emerging Trends Friend-shoring and reshoring of supply chains Rise of regional trade blocs Energy transition reshaping commodity markets Local currency trade agreements (INR, yuan, ruble) Digital currency experimentation by central banks (CBDCs) Countries are building self-reliance while still operating within global markets—a hybrid model of globalization. 7. The Future: Where the World Economy and Trading Market Are Heading The journey continues as new forces redefine global trade: A. Rise of AI-Driven Markets Artificial Intelligence is changing how markets function: Real-time market prediction Automated portfolio rebalancing Sentiment analysis through big data Algorithmic hedging strategies Ultra-fast execution Trading is becoming more data-driven, precise, and automated. B. Green Energy and Commodity Supercycles The global shift toward renewable energy is reshaping: Lithium Copper Nickel Rare earth metals Natural gas These commodities are becoming the new strategic assets of the 21st century. C. Battle of Currencies: USD vs New Regional Powers The U.S. dollar still dominates global trade, but new challenges are rising: China promoting yuan settlement India increasing INR trade agreements Middle East exploring oil trade in non-USD currencies Digital currencies becoming part of financial networks While the dollar remains strong, the future will likely see multiple important currencies power trade. D. Digital Assets and Blockchain Crypto, tokenization, and blockchain-based systems are reshaping: Settlement speed Transparency Cross-border payments Decentralized finance (DeFi) Tokenized commodities and real-world assets This could become the next major phase of global trading. Conclusion: A Journey That Never Stops The world economy’s journey in the trading market is a story of continuous evolution—driven by technology, politics, crises, and the collective ambitions of nations and markets. From simple trade routes to AI-based trading desks, from gold-backed currencies to digital assets, and from regional markets to global interdependence—the world of trade has expanded beyond imagination. Today’s global economy is: Faster More interconnected More competitive More volatile More data-driven And the journey ahead promises even greater transformation as nations redefine alliances, technology reshapes markets, and investors navigate an increasingly complex global landscape.
SP:SPXEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
Bulls don't get too comfortable....fundamentals still not goodHave been tracking the swings recently and macros and it's worth noting that the fundamentals of the economy are still weak. The upcoming rate reduction is already priced in, and it won't change the employment / defaults / private credit environment and inflation. Expect a dip very very soon and red across the board. The economy is being propped up with hot air and it's just not sustainable. All the macros are screaming red and people are ignoring until it's too late. #SQQQ could be an interesting hedge, but would pull out now from any long positions as the AI bubble is showing big cracks and people are deciding to look the other way until they get wiped out.
SP:SPXShort
by antonini2002
SPX Overbought In Real Terms WARNING!SPX Overbought In Real Terms (Inflation-adjusted) Stripping away inflation shows you the "real" value of SPX. This is not something you will likely see again in your lifetime. We have only been this overbought twice before since 1947! Both times, what followed was a bear market. You are far more likely to see the price hit the bottom of the channel in your lifetime. As is always the case, no one will want to touch stocks then. Rest assured, I, for one, will be buying up a storm then. You have all been WARNED! GTFO and STFO! Risk Management is paramount! THANK YOU for getting me to 5,000 followers! 🙏🔥 Let’s keep climbing. If you enjoy the work: 👉 Boost 👉 Follow 👉 Drop a solid comment Let’s push it to 6,000 and keep building a community grounded in truth, not hype.
TVC:SPXShort
by RealMacro
10
SP500 Resumes The Uptrend After Bears Stops At Key LevelUS stock market moved lower recently, and we’ve seen one of the biggest declines in the last few months, with lower highs and lower swing lows for the last couple of weeks, but there is still a chance that this is basically a diagonal formation on SP500, either in wave C or alternatively already in wave A or wave 1. But so far looks more like a completed C wave of a flat due to the current strong rebound, which can be the beginning of a new wave 5 headed towards new highs; What’s important in the near future, in our opinion, is that as long as the market trades above 6512 support, there is a real chance that there will be more upside in the near-term. At least three wave rally is what I would be looking for. GH
VANTAGE:SP500
by ew-forecast
US500 Outlook: Upside Bias Persists.Fundamental Analysis: Macro Drivers Market participants are currently expressing renewed confidence in Federal Reserve rate cuts, driving a risk-on sentiment that is the primary support for US equity valuations and the US500. Lower interest rates decrease discount rates for future earnings, which benefits growth-oriented sectors like technology and consumer discretionary. The US500’s rally benefits from the prevailing market view that the Fed will cut interest rates, a primary factor reducing the discount rate and lifting asset valuations. Additionally, earnings strength from mega-cap technology companies like Nvidia (NVDA), Meta Platforms (META), and others reinforces market optimism and risk appetite. Although US job growth softened, recent payrolls data exceeded expectations, and falling inflation supports the case for monetary easing. Focus turns to further US economic data to confirm growth risks Technical Analysis: Breakout and Targets US500 recently broke above the psychological resistance at 6,770, indicating strong upward momentum. The price is currently consolidating gains near this former resistance. Should the rally continue, the next major upside target for US500 is the resistance at 6,830. Conversely, falling below the 6630-6700 range could lead US500 to retest the subsequent support at 6,515. US500 will likely find initial support near 6630 if a minor pullback occurs Outlook: Upside Bias Persists With dovish Fed expectations and continued strong performance from the technology sector, the US500 outlook maintains an upside bias. Closing above 6,830 could prompt US500 to retest the following resistance at 6,925. However, volatility may increase as investors watch for any major shift in the economic environment or a change in the Fed's guidance. Analysis by Terence Hove, Senior Financial Markets Strategist at Exness.
SP:SPXLong
by WiseLeoTrading
SPX Make or Break: Bull Flag or FVG RejectionSPX is in a make or break situation. Break this bull flag, and we could head header to touch the $7,000 psychological level. Reject here, and we could see lower at $6,500. After reclaiming the anchored vWAP, SPX is pushing into a stacked zone of resistances: Upper Bull Flag trendline Bearish Fair Value Gap 0.618 Fib Retracement Upside trigger: – Break and hold above the FVG + 0.786 (≈ 6835–6920). – Target = retest of highs / 7000. Downside trigger: – Failure at FVG - Breakdown of bull flag - Move towards Rally POC at 6459
SP:SPX
by Alchemy Markets
SPX500: Risk-On Sentiment Builds as Bulls Eye 6733SPX500 | Technical Overview Global markets are riding a risk-on wave after a sudden jump in U.S. rate-cut expectations, triggered by dovish comments from several Federal Reserve officials. However, gains may cool in Europe as FX markets remain alert to possible Bank of Japan yen intervention. Geopolitics also added to market sentiment: U.S. President Donald Trump described relations with China as “extremely strong” after his call with President Xi — reinforcing a short-term risk-on environment. Technical Outlook SPX500 is expected to retest the pivot zone near 6670–6705 before attempting another bullish extension. Bullish Scenario: After retesting the pivot, the price may push upward toward 6733, and if momentum holds, extend to 6771 and 6800. Bearish Scenario: A 1H candle close below 6670 will activate bearish pressure toward 6635, with further downside potential toward 6578. Overall structure remains bullish as long as the price trades above the pivot zone. Support: 6670 · 6635 · 6578 Resistance: 6733 · 6771 · 6800
OANDA:SPX500USDLong
by SroshMayi
US500 Bullish: Entry: 6,700 – 6,720US500 – Institutional Intraday Analysis (Athena Protocol v7.3) Exchange: IC Markets Current Price: ~6,791.00 Current Time: 01:57 UTC-5 Timeframe: 90m 1. Market Bias: Bullish (but overstretched and vulnerable to a liquidity tap) Bias Explanation This chart screams: “Yes, we are bullish, but please… someone sweep me properly before I continue.” Let’s break it down. Goldbach Levels Strong PO3 clustering around 6561 and 6723–6804, but price is now far above these baselines. – Algo signals on the 27 and 81 rows: BR → FV, RB → OB, -RB → -OB These represent continuation patterns, not reversal ones. – The 243 & 729 rows show FV → MB and LV → -LV, again supportive of continuation after retracement. Conclusion: Goldbach models favor bullish continuation after a pullback. They do not support longing at current highs. Visible Range Volume Profile – Major HVN at ~6,690–6,720 – Low-volume void above price → explains the straight-line rally. – But current price at 6,791 is sitting in a thin-volume zone = susceptible to deep intraday pullbacks. Session Volume Profile – Sessions are printing higher Value Area Highs and Lows → trending structure. – But today’s session POC is lagging behind price → inefficiency = retracement likely. CVD – CVD is flat-to-slightly declining despite price rising. This is one of Athena’s biggest red flags: Displacement not supported by real buy flow = engineered move. COT (Non-Commercial USD positions) Massively bearish sentiment: – % Short = 73% – Net positions = –14,933, worsening from –13,145 – Big players increased shorts, decreased longs. This is why pullbacks on US500 have been savage lately. Macro Snapshot – FOMC cautious but not dovish; market pricing soft-landing narrative. – Trump’s fiscal plans support equities short-term. – But rising Middle East tensions + Treasury issuance linger as downside catalysts. Overall Bias: Bullish trend, but the smarter long is taken after the sweep. 2. Key Interpretation – Market is too high, too fast. – CVD + COT warn that this pump is weak-handed. – Volume profile signals a retest toward 6,720 or even 6,660 before further rally. Bias: BUY ONLY — but only after liquidity raids. Not at the highs. Never at the highs. Not even if you’re feeling lucky. 3. Smart Money Buy Levels A. Aggressive Buy Limit Entry: 6,745 – 6,755 SL: 6,708 TP1: 6,793 TP2: 6,820 TP3: 6,855 Rationale: – First micro-inefficiency beneath current structure. – Will likely fill on the first intraday pullback. – Partial mitigation of the OB at the current high. Win Probability: ~58% Works if momentum continues without deep sweep. B. Conservative Buy Limit (Primary Institutional Level) Entry: 6,700 – 6,720 SL: 6,660 TP1: 6,780 TP2: 6,815 TP3: 6,860 Rationale: – This is the visible range HVN and prior volume shelf. – The ideal level where algos reload. – Matches Goldbach’s 81 PO3 level + session POC cluster. Win Probability: ~72% Most reliable for today’s trading. C. Very Safe Buy Limit (Institutional Raid Zone) Entry: 6,645 – 6,660 SL: 6,588 TP1: 6,720 TP2: 6,780 TP3: 6,840 Rationale: – Deep sweep of equal intraday lows. – Cleans out all short-term long stops. – Aligns with Goldbach 729 and 243 baseline structures. – Best RR, but may not fill unless NY session gets heavy liquidity injection. Win Probability: ~81% The highest-probability setup but lowest fill probability. 4. Why These Plays Work Technical Confluence – US500 is extended into low-volume weeds. – CVD shows buyers exhausted. – Goldbach signals agree with continuation but ONLY after the retrace. – Volume profiles indicate untested demand zones below. Macro Confluence – Equities remain favored but heavily crowded. – Short-term short squeeze may have just finished. – COT data screams: “Market too high. Needs a flush.” So we wait… and buy the flush. 5. Best Trading Session – London AM → NY Opening Range These sessions consistently deliver the retracements US500 refuses to give in Asia. 6. Athena’s Final Words US500 right now is like a caffeinated intern: sprinting full-speed without checking whether their shoelaces are tied. Spoiler: they’re not. Let the kid trip, scoop up the dip, and ride the rebound. This is educational analysis, not financial advice.
ICMARKETS:US500Long
by PlazoSullivanRocheCapital
Hindenburg Omen Is Flashing AgainThe Hindenburg Omen has triggered, and it’s lining up with what the market breadth data has been whispering for months. If you look at the bottom pane, you’ll see the percentage of stocks above their major moving averages has been sliding for about six months. So even though the index has kept pushing to new highs, fewer stocks are moving with it. A small group of mega-caps is doing all the heavy lifting, while the broader market slowly weakens underneath. Historically, that’s exactly the kind of environment where the Hindenburg Omen becomes relevant. It doesn’t promise a crash, but it flags when internal conditions have deteriorated enough to allow one. Several past signals have occurred before meaningful corrections. Why This Matters Now The next couple of weeks are important. CPI, PPI and labour data between now and 10 December will shape expectations heading into the FOMC meeting. If the Fed changes tone on monetary policy, liquidity, or the path of rates, it will feed directly into sector rotation and capital flows. That’s why I’m not committing to any major trades right now. The signals are mixed, breadth is weakening, leadership is narrow and policy risk is rising. Capital preservation comes first until we get a clear direction from the data and the Fed. Sometimes the smartest move is patience. Let the data confirm the story. The market isn’t going anywhere.
SP:SPXEducation
by TappingCapital
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Sell US500 – Clear Signs of Bearish Smart-Money Flow1. Bearish structure confirmed The previous bullish Order Block has been completely broken with a sharp displacement and high volume. When an OB fails this decisively, it signals a clear shift in market structure from bullish to bearish as buyers lose control. 2. New Bearish Order Block formed at the break of structure After the breakdown, price retraced back into the zone above the break and created a new VNShark-OB: Strong breakout volume → footprint of Smart Money stepping in Wide Imbalance (IMB) → liquidity gap left unfilled Initial reaction from the zone → sellers defending the area This is a typical smart-money pattern before the next bearish leg. 3. Trade Plan – Two Sell Limits Sell Limit 1 First touch of the new OB 50% position size Sell Limit 2 Higher liquidity sweep 100% position size Expectation: Smart Money may push price higher to hunt liquidity before sending it lower. 4. Risk Management & Notes No chasing if price drops without a retest Position size according to strict risk management Avoid trading near major news releases Setup becomes invalid if price closes above the entire OB zone Do not hold trades over the weekend Signature Follow VNShark to understand how Smart Money leaves footprints — and how you can follow them with precision.
CAPITALCOM:US500Short
by VNShark-OB
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