Tag: s&p 500
Quick Take: S&P 500, A Confusing Shake n Bake?
By Andrew Nyquist
The S&P 500Â continues to frustrate participants on both sides of the investing line, lazily hanging around levels like a dog (i.e. 1280ish, now...
Chartology: S&P 500 Updated chart
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S&P 500 annotated daily stock chart with technical analysis overlay as of January 11, 2012. Â Price...
Chartology: S&P 500 Update
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S&P 500 annotated daily stock chart with technical analysis overlay and inverse head and shoulder technical...
Chartology: The S&P 500
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S&P 500 annotated daily stock chart with technical analysis overlay January 3, 2012. Â Price Support and...
S&P 500 Breaking Higher, Banks Lending a Hand
By Andrew Nyquist
The S&P 500 has found a friend to assist in its attempt to break above the descending upper wedgeline and 200 day moving...
Market Levels and Expectations
By Andrew Nyquist
After the big up day yesterday, investor expectations have experienced a bit of whiplash; from the doldrums of last week to overnight dreams...
Market Futures Higher, Technicals Pointing to Rally
By Andrew Nyquist
The markets are readying for a rally. Â For the past few days, the markets have opened higher, only to take the wind out...
Quick Take: Technical Update and The Week Ahead
By Andrew Nyquist
This week, the markets continued their slide down the slippery slope. Â But that slide may finally find a bottom early next week. Â Currently...
S&P 500 Range Narrowing: Levels to Watch
By Andrew Nyquist
Futures pushed higher this morning indicating a morning hop.  But indecision is still high and the market is nearing an inflection point.  The past few...
Quick Take: 1257 May Hold the Key to the Markets
By Andrew Nyquist
Over the past few days, the S&P 500 has been able to pierce 1257 briefly, only to close at or below the level. So why...