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Strategies & Market Trends : SPY & QQQ intraday chart observations by rimshot -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: rimshot who wrote (275)2/3/2022 6:22:57 PM
From: rimshot2 Recommendations

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ajtj99
Lou Weed

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Feb 3 Market Wrap, end of day ( by Briefing.com ) -

"There weren't any convincing efforts to buy the dip, and the longer this went on,
the more it seemed to weigh on overall risk sentiment.
Ten of the 11 S&P 500 sectors closed lower in a steady decline.

The S&P 500 communication services (-6.8%), consumer discretionary (-3.6%),
and information technology (-3.1%) sectors fell between 3-7% amid weakness in the mega-cap stocks.

The consumer staples sector (+0.01%) closed fractionally higher due to its defensive qualities.

Interest rates moved higher following policy meetings from the European Central Bank (ECB)
and the Bank of England. ECB President Lagarde expressed concerns about inflation
and said she couldn't rule out a rate hike this year.

The Bank of England raised its key lending rate by 25 basis points for the second consecutive meeting,
and four of the nine voting members preferred a 50-bps increase.

The 2-yr yield rose four basis points to 1.19%, and the 10-yr yield rose six basis points to 1.83%.

The U.S. Dollar Index fell 0.6% to 95.38 amid a stronger euro, which keyed off rate-hike expectations due to inflationary pressures.

Crude futures topping $90 per barrel ($90.22, +2.05, +2.3%) fueled the inflation angst. "



To: rimshot who wrote (275)2/4/2022 9:34:25 AM
From: rimshot  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1309
 
4483.18 = $SPX possible horizontal bull / bear divider based on 14 days of intraday price action

violating this level from above on a lasting basis negates a prior major horizontal breakout, and
confirms that more downward price action with Staying Power is highly probable

4471.55 now printing, 9:34 a.m. ET

4474.98 = declining 15-day SMA, as of 9:38 a.m. ET Feb 4 -

stockcharts.com

* a future lasting hold below the 15-day is a negative for the odds of seeing future lasting bounces ..... a high
priority vigilance chart item

4494.34 = 10-day EMA, as of 9:44 a.m. ET, Feb 4



To: rimshot who wrote (275)2/7/2022 10:36:58 AM
From: rimshot1 Recommendation

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ajtj99

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$SPX 4518.03 = minor bull / bear divider, that bulls must recapture
and hold above on a lasting basis

4519.50 now printing at 10:36 a.m. ET

4520.67 = current HOD

2089.84 = $OEX current HOD -- $SPX bulls need to see $OEX hug the top of a rising HOD today



To: rimshot who wrote (275)2/11/2022 9:24:59 AM
From: rimshot1 Recommendation

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ajtj99

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4504.08 = $SPX close on Feb 10 ( 4464.05 = 34-week EMA as of Feb 10 close )
2073.56 = $OEX close
449.32 = SPY close
358.43= QQQ close
1026.23 = $SPSUPX close, today's 1045.84 HOD was slightly & briefly above the prior 14-day intraday HOD

$SPSUPX daily, representing a relatively broad market view -

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