S&P 500 reflects bullish LT sentiment

The September quarter-end often heralds a correction as fund managers re-balance their portfolios and shed under-performing stocks. Congressional gridlock raised the probability even higher, but the market has brushed this aside, reflecting bullish long-term sentiment.

The S&P 500 rallied sharply off support at 1650. Follow-through above 1710 would indicate an advance to 1790/1800*. A 21-day Twiggs Money Flow trough close to zero indicates buying pressure. Reversal below 1675 is unlikely at present, but would warn of a test of primary support at 1630.

S&P 500

* Target calculation: 1710 + ( 1710 – 1630 ) = 1790

VIX retreated below 20, signaling low/moderate market risk.

VIX Index

3 Replies to “S&P 500 reflects bullish LT sentiment”

  1. I am not so sure this is the best time to buy. My Gann Wave TA is listing to a move sideways to down. Even the charts are starting to show a head and shoulders formation. I have been short for the last few days waiting tor the dismisses in the Senate. Good luck everyone.

    1. Dear Michael

      I see in several charts lots of buy signals (of heavily traded stocks………..)
      So I am Bullish for the short and long terms!

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