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Today’s Trading Plan: Back to the Breakout Level
Thursday, October 15, 2015 6:11
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(Before It's News)
Technical Outlook:
Yesterday marked the second day of selling for SPX, pulling back to the 50 day moving average which it managed to test and hold.
SPX pulled back to the breakout level of the double bottom yesterday.
In order to jump-start the next leg up for the market, SPX is going to need to close above 2021.
Volume on SPY was below average but increased over the past two trading sessions.
On the daily chart of VIX there is heavy reistance at 20.
VIX rose another 2% yesterday to 18.03.
Price action on lowering future revenue expectations with Walmart (WMT) weighed heavily on retail stocks.
Resistance in the 2040′s is expected to be a difficult challenge for SPX going forward.
Weekly Chart of SPX suggests that it needs to close over 2020 this week to clear resistance at that price level.
30-minute chart of SPX is showing distribution taking place.
The low-volume sell-off on the SPY suggests that this pullback we saw yesterday is being conducted in an orderly manner with no real signs of panic.
Ultimately, I wouldn’t be surprised if the current rally in equities continues until VIX goes sub-11 again.
2059 is the break-even level for the market on the year. It also happens to be where the 200-day moving average is sitting at.
The Fed has never raised interest rates at a point where the market was trading lower on the year.
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Ryan Mallory is the co-founder of SharePlanner Inc, a financial website devoted to Day-Trading, Swing-Trading (both long & short) and exchange-traded funds. Ryan makes a strong emphasis on risk mitigation strategies, trading transparency, and trader education – not to mention a great set of stock screens as well.
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