S&P 500 Equity Market Review

February 8th, 2010 | Categories: Market Minds, The Big Picture

SPX Fibonacci Fan levels Chart courtesy of Fusion Analytics > As seen above the S&P 500 Index tested and reversed off its lowest fibonacci fan trend line (orange lines) on Friday. This intraday reversal level of 1,044 came was starting to approach the support level of 1,037 we had called for several days ago and the reiterated on Thursday. However for the last two weeks it has rallied above but then fallen back below its downtrend line (red line). While two weeks of stalling at resistance is not a major concern yet it does at very minimum raise a cautionary tone given the S&P 500 has had such a large, uninterrupted advance. Weekly momentum indicators are losing momentum and are close to flashing some sell signals, however until near term support is broken near 1,026 (blue line and arrows) it is hard to get too negative. So to reiterate some yellow lights are flashing but the bottom line is the trend is up and remains intact and only a move below the 1,026 level would be viewed as a negative

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