S&P 500
The stock market plunged as the Gulf Oil Crisis pulled the energy sector lower. The slowing activity in
We have said that we will be within a trading range between 1075 and 1100 due to the slow volume summer months. The S&P 500 index is currently trading below the January 2010 resistance level and ended the day on Friday on the 200 day moving average on the daily chart of 1085.
Market volatility returned with the worst month of May in 60 years. The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Market Volatility index (VIX) measures options activity within the market and is widely used tracking the S&P 500. A common trading strategy for traders and investors includes a VIX level of 30 or above means an immediate switch from equities to cash. Traders and investors are retreating from the markets and finding safety and protection within the Treasuries, gold, and the dollar.
Summary of Pivot and Technical Levels
1219: S&P 500 52 Week High
1114: 144 Day Fibonacci Moving Average on Daily Chart
1100: Natural Resistance Level
1090: Strong Resistance Level
1087: 200 Day Fibonacci Moving Average on 5 Minute Chart
1087: 144 Day Fibonacci Moving Average on 5 Minute Chart
1085: 200 Day Fibonacci Moving Average on Daily Chart
1175: Natural Support Level
1050: Natural Support Level
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