Stock Market S&P 500 Pattern Morphs Into Near-Term Top
Stock-Markets / Stock Index Trading Aug 12, 2010 - 12:54 AM GMTMy 4-hour chart analytics of the emini S&P 500 have morphed from a potentially bullish coil or triangle formation (Aug 5 into Aug 10 post-FOMC close) into a near-term top pattern that has triggered sell signals pointed towards a test of very important support projected into the 1084/80 target zone. That said, judging from the juxtaposition of the sharply declining RSI and MACD indicators with the price structure, I will not be surprised to see 1084-1080 violated on the way to a probe of 1078-1075 thereafter.
Only a powerful rally that hurdles and sustains above 1104/05 will repair some of today's acute damage to the near-term technicals.
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By Mike Paulenoff
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