Chart Courtesy of StockCharts.com
This chart shows the performance of the S&P 500 during the 30 days.
The panic "Flash Crash" low occurred on Thursday, May 6, when the S&P printed a low at 1065.79.
A rally ensued and the market retested the low, trading at a correction low of 1040.78 on May 25, but did close up for the day at 1074.03, which was higher than the May 6 "Flash Crash" low.
The panic "Flash Crash" low occurred on Thursday, May 6, when the S&P printed a low at 1065.79.
A rally ensued and the market retested the low, trading at a correction low of 1040.78 on May 25, but did close up for the day at 1074.03, which was higher than the May 6 "Flash Crash" low.
Since then the market has moved sideways in a volatile 6% range between 1040 and 1104.
Today's +2.6% rally to 1098 puts us at the upper edge of the range, only 6 points below 1104.
A decisive close below or above this range will decide whether the test of the recent lows has been successful or not.
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