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The Nasdaq led gains with a 2% rally as technical analysts debate whether today's move is a corrective bounce or the start of a new impulse wave
The index posts a five-day losing streak and its first weekly decline in three, as tech stocks bear the brunt of the selling while rotation into value sectors accelerates
The S&P 500 has been locked in a narrowing range since mid-June as technical analysts split on the breakout direction. Red flags in options, but the VIX sends a bullish signal.
Markets trade in a tight range after the pullback from all-time highs, with Apple recovering from a sharp selloff and Tesla bouncing from oversold levels
S&P 500 and Nasdaq show coiling consolidation while homebuilders hint at a breakout, a look at the indicators and key levels heading into the weekend
Technical analysis: S&P 500 holds above key 7,336 support, Wave 3 completion in sight, and BAC breaks to all-time highs
Major indices trade lower from June highs as the Elliott Wave structure remains bullish above the 7,336 swing low, with semiconductors in focus
Broader market selloff led by chip stocks as AI spending concerns escalate; SOX sees worst day since June 5. VIX surges past 19 as fear returns to Wall Street.
The index fails to hold last week's close near 7,500 as tech weakness drags the Nasdaq; Elliott Wave analysts flag RSI divergence while the impulsive structure remains intact
The index closed near 7,500 after a volatile week; technicians flag an extending Wave 3 in SPX, a completed zigzag correction in the Dow, and a sector-wide tech breakout
The benchmark index closed its 11th winning week in 12 at 7,500, but technical analysts are split on whether this is an impulsive extension or an approaching turn.
The index closed near 7,500 as Elliott Wave analysts point to an ongoing Wave 3 impulse. The 7,336 level is the line in the sand.
Technical analysts flag negative RSI divergence, a rising wedge in the Dow, and a sense that 'stocks are running on fumes'
S&P 500 battles 7,500 resistance, Dow hits fresh record, and markets trade cautiously ahead of the new Fed chair's first decision
S&P 500 drifts 0.2% lower to 7,540 as the Dow jumps 0.9%, the widest index divergence in weeks, with semiconductors getting crushed
Nasdaq leads the rally with a 3% gap-up, Dow hits an all-time high, and oil crashes 5% as the Strait of Hormuz reopens
S&P 500 recovers from an intraday low of 7,363 and sits 2.5% below its all-time high. Technical analysts see 7,500 as the line in the sand.
Major indices closed slightly higher Friday but the technical picture is far from clear. Wave analysts and traders debate whether a bearish right shoulder is forming in tech or whether this is a healthy correction.
Asaf Naamani reviews 200+ charts, sees Wave 5 ahead; MMatters22596 books 120% on OSCR; SPX holds 7,400
The index plunged from 7,620 to 7,267 in a matter of days, and the technical community is split between those calling it a routine correction and those warning of a completed wave structure.
Index trades near 7,300 after 4% drop from June highs, analysts eye 7,333 as the line in the sand
Wall Street extended its rebound from last week's semiconductor rout, while Elliott Wave analysts debate: corrective wave 2 bounce or the start of a larger downturn?
The S&P 500 recovers 0.8%, Nasdaq leads with a 2%+ gain, but wave analysts warn the corrective phase may have just begun
S&P 500 sheds 2.64% in $1.8T wipeout, chips crushed 10-13%; VIX spikes 39.7% to 21.5 as fear grips the tape
Chip giants crater 10%-17% in a single session; the NASDAQ 100 plunges 4.8%; the S&P 500 breaks below its May consolidation range
A stronger-than-expected jobs report sent yields surging and chip stocks tumbling. Wave analysts on X are watching a critical support level at 7,336.
Mixed session sees the Dow jump 1.7% while tech takes a hit on disappointing AI chip guidance, with wave analysts tracking a maturing impulse from the March low
The index retreats from an all-time high as technical indicators flash caution, while individual stocks show compelling wave patterns
SPX closes at 7,615.49 as technical analysts eye continuation patterns, breakout levels, and late-stage Elliott Wave structures
The index is trading near 7,576, with bulls in control but analysts flagging key resistance layers and wave structures that could signal a near-term pullback.
Eight-week winning streak pushes the index to 7,580; wave analysts flag 7,600-7,700 targets before an expected pullback
S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at fresh records as Elliott Wave analysts warn of an impending correction and narrowing market breadth
SPY and QQQ push toward fresh highs, but RSI is overbought and MACD shows bear divergence. AAPL hits an extreme RSI of 88, and IWM lags behind.
Major indices close near 52-week peaks as RSI pushes into overbought territory, technical analysts debate breakout versus pullback
S&P 500 and Nasdaq pull back from all-time highs. Apple and Tesla hold momentum; Nvidia and MSFT lag. Gold and oil slide further.
The Nasdaq leads with a 1.27% gain on the first trading day of the week after Memorial Day, while other indexes trade in mixed territory
S&P 500 trades within striking distance of all-time highs, tech leads while small caps catch up. The concern: low volatility and fading tailwinds.
Technical analysts and Elliott Wave practitioners debate: is wave 5 nearing completion, or is the market just warming up?
The index closes its eighth straight winning week near 7,473, yet Elliott Wave analysts see waning volume and a maturing impulse
Indices approach record territory while analysts flag negative RSI divergence and wave counts approaching termination
Major indices pull back from highs as analysts track a maturing wave 5 in a still-bullish momentum structure
Analysts flag wave completion from the March low as momentum divergences emerge near all-time highs
The S&P 500 closed near 7,380 after a mild pullback from all-time highs. NVDA is in its fifth wave and approaching resistance, while the Dow shows relative weakness with sell signals across the board.
Seventh straight weekly gain stalls above 7,500; oil surges past $110 on Middle East tensions; Nvidia earnings loom
Technical analysts highlight the shift away from semiconductors toward software, robotics, and energy
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Technical analysts highlight momentum in tech and energy names while flagging fresh setups