Long
S&P500 Future Outlook
If this week closes above $4500 for the SP500 it would be a bullish engulfing week.
So far, for the past few weeks we've been going sideways between $4400 and $4550 on a weekly closing basis as the volume declines. The volume declining as the price consolidates indicates a bullish outlook. If the bulls maintain the price above $4450 it would put in a Higher Low from mid March which would indicate a continuation of the up trend since we placed a Higher High earlier.
In the short term, I'd like to see a retest of $4450 as that would serve as a confluence of support with the trend line extending from the late December 2020 lows. A bounce from $4450 would be extremely bullish as it would indicate that bulls are ready to move out of this range (between $4400 and $4550).
Needless to say, a further rally from here would work towards the Inverse Head & Shoulders that everyone's been talking about ;)
So far, for the past few weeks we've been going sideways between $4400 and $4550 on a weekly closing basis as the volume declines. The volume declining as the price consolidates indicates a bullish outlook. If the bulls maintain the price above $4450 it would put in a Higher Low from mid March which would indicate a continuation of the up trend since we placed a Higher High earlier.
In the short term, I'd like to see a retest of $4450 as that would serve as a confluence of support with the trend line extending from the late December 2020 lows. A bounce from $4450 would be extremely bullish as it would indicate that bulls are ready to move out of this range (between $4400 and $4550).
Needless to say, a further rally from here would work towards the Inverse Head & Shoulders that everyone's been talking about ;)
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