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SPXL 222.94+1.0%Dec 3 4:00 PM EST

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From: Les H6/18/2022 12:49:12 PM
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Having the S&P 500 (SPX) record a lower low and close last Monday, June 13th, reversed all bullish views. Looking back at the McClellan Oscillator and Wayne Whaley’s Breadth Thrust, they both confirm a failed bullish read. The McClellan Oscillator needed to hold the zero line to help insure the previous low at 3810.32 would hold. That failed and Wayne Whaley’s Breadth Thrust dramatically went from an extreme high to an extreme low. Going as far back as the charts allow, this has never happened. Anomalies such as this and other ’never seen before’ events should be taken seriously as they portend to more ‘events’.

Now that a bearish overview has been established for the long term, to remotely see anything bullish, the SPX would need to trade above 4130. That is the price range for the a potential monthly price flip. More specifically, 4131.93 for August and 4132.15 for September. Trading above these levels will raise the possibility that momentum can be halted through a monthly DeMark price flip. If momentum continues lower, a TD Buy Setup @9 can record in October. Note: A monthly 9 count has never been seen since 2008.

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