Yes. That last move was only 15 points down though.Higgenbotham wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 11:04 amThe price pattern in the S&P is potentially set up for a massive collapse, in my opinion.
I've said before that 4200 is a very important level, but that I did not think the market would be able to get over it. Due to that, I thought there might be a serious challenge of that level after it was approached and rejected on February 2. However, the bulls to date have not been able to muster a serious challenge, but 2 weak challenges instead that form a declining series of tops short term from February 2.
Also, I have a possible cycle turn date of February 9 (today). In a strong market it may have been a temporary move over 4200. Instead, it is a lower high, which I interpret as being very bearish. If the market rejects from this level with a fast down move, my interpretation is the market has a good chance of never being up here again.
Higgenbotham wrote: ↑Wed Oct 19, 2022 8:29 pm4200 and 3500 seem to me to be the important numbers the past 2 months. I'm not too interested in any levels besides those and their fibs. I'd be really surprised if the market could get over 4200 the rest of this year but wouldn't be surprised to see something over 4000.Higgenbotham wrote: ↑Sun Nov 13, 2022 10:42 pmIt's still my guess that 4200 should cap this market and maybe 4000 will do it.
I thought 4080-4100 was really the resistance line before, but it got back up ... however can't muster enough FOMO buying to get over 4200 as you state. I don't buy it either, at all, and the longer this goes on the higher the probability is for something breaking. Right now, it looks like March. Did they start the hiking last March? I think the beginning was an announcement on March 16 of last year that they'd increase 25 bp