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Research 23.06.2026🌏 Markets:
AMEX:SPY −8.31 −1.12%(pre/m)
NASDAQ:QQQ −17.85 −2.42%(pre/m)
🆕 Economic News:
South Korea’s KOSPI index fell 10% amid a selloff in the world’s leading memory chipmakers, Samsung and SK Hynix, forcing trading to be halted for 20 minutes. The US chip sector is falling in sympathy with Korea.
08:30 USA – ADP Employment Change Weekly
16:30 USA – API Crude Oil Stock Change
📈 Gap Ups
Reaction to earnings/guidance:
Other news:
Trump signs orders calling for powerful quantum computer, targeting 2028 NYSE:INFQ NYSE:IBM
NYSE:IBM and OpenAI partner to bring frontier AI to enterprise cyber defense / NYSE:ACN rises in sympathy to IBM
South African court grants NYSE:NVO petition to block Ozempic copies
NYSE:CVX Signs 20-Year Power Deal With NASDAQ:MSFT for Massive Texas AI Hub
📉 Gap Downs
Reaction to earnings/guidance:
NYSE:SUNB NYSE:CCL
Other news:
Global chip stocks tumbled on Tuesday as a broad selloff in technology shares swept from Asia through Europe and threatened to drag Wall Street lower at the open, fuelled by mounting concerns over stretched AI valuations and the prospect of higher U.S. borrowing costs.
-- In South Korea, memory chip giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which together account for roughly half of the benchmark Kospi index's market capitalisation, both fell more than 12%. The losses were severe enough to trigger a 20-minute trading halt on the Kospi, the fourth such suspension this year, leaving the index down 10% on the day.
-- The biggest losers from this news were: NYSE:WOLF NASDAQ:TSEM NYSE:STM NASDAQ:MXL NASDAQ:SNDK NASDAQ:MRVL NASDAQ:MU NASDAQ:AXTI NASDAQ:NBIS NASDAQ:ASML NASDAQ:WDC NASDAQ:AMAT NASDAQ:INTC NASDAQ:ARM NASDAQ:STX NASDAQ:ALAB NYSE:COHR NASDAQ:LRCX NASDAQ:AMD NASDAQ:LITE NASDAQ:KLAC NASDAQ:QCOM NYSE:GLW NYSE:VRT NYSE:DELL NYSE:TSM NASDAQ:AVGO
NYSE:PRIM Slashes Outlook; Operating Chief to Depart / KeyBanc downgraded the PRIM stock to "Sector Weight" from "Overweight" and currently has no price target.
‼️ Additional
BofA expects 3 Fed rate hikes this year: in September, October, and December.
Deutsche expects 2 hikes: in September and December.
📋 List of tickers involved:
NYSE:INFQ NYSE:IBM NYSE:ACN NYSE:NVO NYSE:CVX NASDAQ:MSFT NYSE:SUNB NYSE:CCL NYSE:WOLF NASDAQ:TSEM NYSE:STM NASDAQ:MXL NASDAQ:SNDK NASDAQ:MRVL NASDAQ:MU NASDAQ:AXTI NASDAQ:NBIS NASDAQ:ASML NASDAQ:WDC NASDAQ:AMAT NASDAQ:INTC NASDAQ:ARM NASDAQ:STX NASDAQ:ALAB NYSE:COHR NASDAQ:LRCX NASDAQ:AMD NASDAQ:LITE NASDAQ:KLAC NASDAQ:QCOM NYSE:GLW NYSE:VRT NYSE:DELL NYSE:TSM NASDAQ:AVGO NYSE:PRIM
Best regards – hi2morrow team.
SPY's Five-Session Standoff Is Over. The Hourly Won...SPY's Five-Session Standoff Is Over. The Hourly Won and the Daily
Just Stopped Arguing.
The cross-timeframe disagreement that defined SPY for the last
week has finally resolved. The Hourly's bear announcement at CQI
68.03 is now 40 bars old, still carrying virtually the same
conviction it had when it fired on June 18. The Daily's 215-bar
bull print at CQI 69.86 is still technically alive, but the
Daily itself has flipped to MEDIUM SHORT thesis with PANIC active,
a PARTIAL signal loaded, NR7 anti-signal firing, and the Short
Score at 1/3. The bull announcement is still there. The Daily has
stopped listening to it. That's the resolution.
Resistance: 736.50-736.87 - nearest overhead
Key resistance: 740.44-742.71 - last week's floor
Current price: 734.77
Support: 732.45 - nearest level below
Key support: 727.0-728.0 - next structural shelf
Thesis line: 721.23 - the broader floor
Two paths from here:
The bearish resolution accelerates: Vol Elev climbs from 34th
on the Hourly on a move lower, the Daily's PARTIAL signal
upgrades, price breaks 732.45. Opens 727-728 and eventually
721.23, the level that's anchored the bottom of every cheat
sheet this cycle.
The resolution was premature: price reclaims 736.50 with volume,
the Daily's bull print reasserts relevance, the PANIC state
clears. Price pushes back into the 740-742 zone. But this would
require the Daily to reverse a MEDIUM SHORT thesis call, a
PARTIAL signal, and an active PANIC state, which is a lot to
unwind.
The Hourly's EXT MODE is active for the first time on SPY this
cycle. That's the same flag that's been running on BTC for over
a week now. Whether SPY follows the same pattern - extended
downside that grinds rather than snaps - carries into the rest
of the week.
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The 4th of July Euphoria Blow-Off Top Before the 'Minsky Moment'As seen in the chart, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) is hovering around the $744 level, closely contesting the 1.618 Fibonacci extension ($740.91) within a major multi-year ascending channel. This analysis charts out a classic speculative bubble anatomy—tracking a final parabolic blow-off top over the summer, followed by a systemic "Minsky Moment" in September 2026.
The Technical Framework
Current Position: Consolidating just above the 1.618 Fibonacci extension ($740.91) along an accelerating parabolic trajectory.
The Ultimate Target: A final vertical thrust aiming for the 2.618 Fibonacci extension at $810.60.
The Macro Support: If the parabolic arc breaks, the ultimate macro target sits near the multi-year green support trendline, signaling a potential drop back down toward the low $500s.
The 7-8 Month Catalyst Roadmap
Phase 1: Summer Mania & The $810 Peak (July 2026)
The immediate outlook points to a sharp vertical melt-up driven by sheer momentum and psychological triggers:
4th July Euphoria: America’s 250th anniversary acts as a massive cultural tailwind for a patriotic market rally.
AI Paradigm Shift: Speculation reaches a fever pitch with headlines of the US Government actively buying stakes in AI companies.
The Sentiment Trap: Mainstream narratives shift to a "permanently high plateau," masking what is fundamentally a state of "irrational exuberance."
Phase 2: The Fed Shock & The Bull Trap (Late Summer / Autumn 2026)
Once the market hits the structural ceiling at the $810 Fibonacci level, the macro environment aggressively shifts:
Rate Hikes: Persistent high inflation forces the newly appointed Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, to aggressively raise interest rates.
The Dead Cat Bounce: The initial drop triggers a fierce psychological reflex. Retail and institutional dip-buyers rush in under the classic delusion: "This time is different, buy the f*ing d!p."
Phase 3: The Minsky Moment & Geopolitical Liquidation (Winter 2026 – Early 2027)
The structural fragility of the market is exposed as multiple global black swan events cascade at once, leading to a systemic unwinding:
Geopolitical Flares: Israel violates its ceasefire, and the Strait of Hormuz is closed once again, triggering a massive global energy supply shock.
De-Dollarization & Fractured Diplomacy: President Xi cancels his highly anticipated US visit, coinciding with the launch of a new BRICS payment system explicitly engineered to bypass the USD and SWIFT.
Sovereign Debt Crisis: A boiling domestic and international currency crisis triggers a true liquidity crunch.
Phase 4: The Christmas Illusion to Final Capitulation
The Fake-Out: A brief relief rally tempts trapped bulls to declare that a "healthy correction is over," calling for a "New ATH by Christmas."
The Final Blow: This end-of-year trap fails brutally. Entering early 2027, headlines of an Iranian nuclear test shatter remaining global market stability, sending the SPY into a vertical capitulation through its long-term green baseline support.
Key Levels to Track
Immediate Resistance / Target: $810.60 (2.618 Fib Extension)
Key Pivot Point: $740.91 (1.618 Fib Extension)
Macro Capitulation Target: ~$520 - $540 (Green support trendline retest)
Traders Note: Parabolic moves offer the most explosive gains, but they build the weakest structural foundations. Enjoy the summer blow-off, but keep your trailing stops tight and an eye firmly on the exit as we head into late Q3.
Disclaimer: This is a speculative macro roadmap blending technical market structures with hypothetical socio-political catalysts for educational purposes. Always manage your own risk. QQQ / NDX Weekly Outlook – Week 25 of 2026 (22-26 JUN)QQQ/NDX WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK
Last Week's Recap
Price found a small bounce from KEY Level 1, but because it happened on Wednesday morning ahead of the FOMC meeting, we decided not to take the trade.
As discussed throughout the week, the FOMC meeting was the key event. With significant uncertainty surrounding the outcome, our expectation was that markets would likely find direction and potentially begin a meaningful move after the announcement.
Following the FOMC conference, QQQ found a nearly perfect bounce just below the KEY Level 1 zone and delivered exactly the reaction we were looking for.
Following the plan, we took profits around 735 and 742, closing the trade with a solid gain.
1 trade 1 win.
(For reference, I have included last week's outlook on the right.)
UA CAPITAL LAST WEEK RECAP (WEEK OF JUNE 15–19)
Markets closed the previous week with strong bullish momentum. On June 14, both I and the Premium Group had already established swing long positions in semiconductor names as well as SPY and QQQ.
When markets opened on Monday, that upside momentum continued. Our swing positions and stock positions performed extremely well, especially names such as ARM, MU, SNDK, and MRVL, which generated significant gains.
The key levels outlined in the Weekly Market Outlook were not reached on Monday or Tuesday. Price only approached those zones late Tuesday afternoon. However, with Wednesday's FOMC meeting and Kevin Warsh's first conference approaching, we informed the Premium Desk that opening new positions before the event would involve unnecessary risk. Instead, we focused on preparation and risk management ahead of the announcement.
Following the FOMC conference on Wednesday, SPY delivered a precise reaction from 737.5 while QQQ bounced directly inside the KEY Level 1 zone and immediately resumed higher. Seeing these weekly scenarios play out so precisely after such a major macro event is always encouraging.
The Long Scenario 2 setups published in Tuesday's Updated Forecast were fully achieved, as those scenarios were simply updated versions of the original Weekly Market Outlook.
On Thursday, the UA CAPITAL Trading Desk shared additional daily scenarios and intraday strategies with Premium members. While the SPY setup struggled due to relative weakness, QQQ performed almost exactly as expected, allowing us to capture additional profitable scalp opportunities.
Throughout the week we also continued highlighting bullish continuation opportunities in memory-related names such as MU and SNDK. By Friday premarket, MU was up more than 11% and SNDK more than 11.5%, creating several excellent trading opportunities for the group.
This Week's Scenarios / Prediction
Risk Index
The Risk Index remains firmly in a risk-on environment. As long as markets do not face a meaningful negative catalyst or macro surprise, institutional positioning continues to favor the bullish side.
This oscillator reads macro conditions and converts them into a technical risk framework. It was developed internally at UA CAPITAL and remains the primary indicator I use for both short term and long term positioning decisions.
The Risk Index currently signals the potential for bullish continuation. If geopolitical headlines remain stable and no new negative catalysts emerge, the model suggests that new all time highs remain achievable.
For that reason, we will continue focusing exclusively on swing long opportunities from predefined key levels.
Long Scenarios
Long Scenario 1
KEY Level 1 (736)
This is the first major demand zone. If price reaches this level and confirms support, call options can be used to establish long exposure.
Targets: 740 → 744 → 748
Runner can be held.
Invalidation: Daily candle close below 732.
Long Scenario 2
KEY Level 2 (725)
This is the second major demand zone. If price reaches this level and confirms support, call options can be used to establish long exposure.
Targets: 729.5 → 732 → 736
Invalidation: Daily candle close below 720.
Long Scenario 3
KEY Level 3 (714)
This is the third major demand zone. If price reaches this level and confirms support, call options can be used to establish long exposure.
Targets: 720 → 729.5 → 732 → 736
Invalidation: Daily candle close below 706.5.
IMPORTANT TIP
QQQ continues to show stronger relative strength than SPY. Because of this, long positions generally offer better reward potential through QQQ, while SPY remains the more attractive vehicle for short exposure.
In previous posts, I explained how to use the CC Model (Correlated Confluence Model) for trade execution and partial profit taking. Reviewing those posts may be particularly useful this week.
Position Management Rules
1. Entry model: One hourly bullish candle close above the level.
2. Take profits in stages because market reversals can happen quickly.
3. After the first profit target is reached, move all remaining stop losses to breakeven and convert the position into a risk-free trade.
4. A reaction from the level must be confirmed. We do not predict price. We react to price.
5. Daily candle close below the bounce zone = stop loss.
Notice: My previous SPY, QQQ and individual stock content since 2025 is no longer visible following a TradingView content review. This included my regular weekly outlooks and mid week market updates. I have been consistently publishing structured index and equity market analysis, and I will now rebuild this track record with weekly/daily posts going forward.
This analysis is for educational purposes only and reflects my personal opinion. It is not financial advice. Long 
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SPY / SPX Weekly Outlook – Week 25 of 2026 (22-26 JUN)SPY/SPX WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK
Last Week's Recap
Price found a minor bounce from Key Level 1, but since execution confirmation was never triggered, we did not enter a position.
We discussed throughout the week that the FOMC meeting would be the key event and that markets were likely waiting for the decision before making a meaningful move.
Long Scenario 2 delivered a nearly perfect bounce following the FOMC announcement and played out exactly as expected.
Following the plan, we closed positions around 744 and 749 for a solid profit.
1 trade taken.
1 trade closed green.
(Reference to last week's post is shared on the right side.)
UA CAPITAL Last Week Recap (Week of June 15–19)
Markets closed the previous week with strong bullish momentum on June 12. As a result, both I and the premium group had already established swing long positions in semiconductors as well as SPY and QQQ before the new week began.
When markets opened on Monday, bullish momentum continued immediately and our swing positions generated strong gains.
In particular, ARM, MU, SNDK, and MRVL produced excellent performance throughout the week.
The key levels published in the Weekly Market Outlook were not reached on Monday or most of Tuesday. Price finally approached the zones late Tuesday afternoon, but with Wednesday's FOMC meeting approaching and uncertainty surrounding Kevin Warsh's first meeting as Chair, I informed the premium desk that opening new positions before the event would carry unnecessary risk.
We focused instead on risk management and position sizing, ensuring the entire group was properly prepared for the announcement.
Following the FOMC conference on Wednesday, SPY delivered a near perfect test of 737.5 and immediately found support. QQQ reacted from inside Key Level 1 and began moving higher as well.
Seeing both weekly scenarios react with such precision immediately after a major macro event was another example of our framework remaining aligned with broader market positioning.
The Long Scenario 2 setups published in Tuesday's Updated Forecast were fully achieved, which was expected since those scenarios were simply refinements of the original Weekly Market Outlook.
On Thursday, the UA CAPITAL Trading Desk shared additional daily scenarios and execution plans through the premium chat.
While Thursday's SPY setup ultimately failed due to weaker price action, QQQ performed exactly as expected and provided another profitable intraday opportunity.
Throughout the week we also continued highlighting bullish continuation opportunities in memory related stocks such as MU and SNDK, while sharing execution plans and risk management strategies around those names.
MU finished premarket up more than 11%, while SNDK gained over 11.5%.
Several excellent trades were executed throughout the week.
This Week's Scenarios / Prediction
Risk Index
The Risk Index remains firmly in risk on territory. Unless markets receive a significant negative catalyst or unexpected macro deterioration, institutional positioning continues to favor the long side.
This oscillator reads macro conditions and converts them into a technical risk framework. It was developed internally at UA CAPITAL and remains the primary indicator I use for both short term and long term positioning decisions.
The Risk Index continues to signal bullish continuation. If geopolitical headlines remain stable and no new negative catalysts emerge, the model suggests that new all time highs remain achievable.
For that reason, we will continue focusing exclusively on swing long opportunities from predefined key levels.
Long Scenarios
We currently have two primary zones.
Long Scenario 1
KEY Level 1 (750.5)
This is a major swing zone.
If price can reclaim and hold above this area with a clean 1 hour bullish candle close, call options can be used to establish long exposure.
Targets: 753 → 755.5 → 760
Runner can be held.
Invalidation: Daily candle close below 747.
Long Scenario 2
KEY Level 2 (739.5)
This is the primary demand zone on the chart.
If price reaches this level and confirms support, call options can be used to establish long exposure.
Targets: 744 → 749.5 → 753 → 755.5 → 760
Invalidation: Daily candle close below 734.
Important Tip
QQQ remains structurally stronger than SPY. Because of that, QQQ is generally the preferred vehicle when looking for long opportunities, while SPY tends to provide cleaner opportunities on the short side.
In previous posts, I explained how to use the CC Model (Correlated Confluence Model) for entries, position management, and partial profit taking.
That framework may become particularly useful again this week.
Position Management Rules
1. Entry model: One hourly bullish candle close above the level.
2. Take profits in stages because market reversals can happen quickly.
3. After the first profit target is reached, move all remaining stop losses to breakeven and convert the position into a risk-free trade.
4. A reaction from the level must be confirmed. We do not predict price. We react to price.
5. Daily candle close below the bounce zone = stop loss.
Notice: My previous SPY, QQQ and individual stock content since 2025 is no longer visible following a TradingView content review. This included my regular weekly outlooks and mid week market updates. I have been consistently publishing structured index and equity market analysis, and I will now rebuild this track record with weekly/daily posts going forward.
This analysis is for educational purposes only and reflects my personal opinion. It is not financial advice.
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SPY's Cross-TF Disagreement Just Entered Its Fourth SessionSPY's Cross-Timeframe Disagreement Just Entered Its Fourth
Session. Neither Side Has Blinked.
The Hourly's bear announcement at CQJ 68.4 has been sitting
there for 24 bars now, still carrying the same conviction it
had when it fired on Wednesday. The Daily's bull announcement
at CQJ 69.97 has been sitting there for 214 bars. One says
the recent move is bearish with real conviction. The other
says the larger trend is bullish and has been saying it for
months. Price is stuck between them at 746.52, inside the
touch-active zone from last week's selloff, with Vol Elev at
1st percentile on the Hourly. Nothing is happening.
The Daily's IMP is still scoring 3/5 in MIXED mode with Vol
Elev at 90th and Open Hour active, the same read it's been
carrying. The Hourly's IMP is 0/5 NONE. The bigger picture
sees institutional participation. The shorter timeframe sees
none. That's been the pattern all week and it hasn't resolved.
Resistance: 748.07 - today's pre-market high
Key resistance: 750.30-752.15 - this week's breakdown origin
Current price: 746.52
Support: 739.80-740.44 - nearest shelf below
Key support: 736.50-738.42 - this week's tested floor
Thesis line: 721.23 - the broader structural floor
Two paths from here:
The Hourly capitulates to the Daily: a fresh bull announcement
fires on the 1H, overriding the 24-bar bear print. Vol Elev
and RCZ climb off the floor. Price clears 750.30 with
participation, reopening the 752-754 zone.
The Daily capitulates to the Hourly: the 214-bar bull
announcement finally gets replaced by a fresh bear print on
the Daily timeframe. IMP loads on a down move, price loses
738.42, opens 732.45-736.50.
Four sessions of disagreement without resolution is unusual.
The longer it persists, the larger the move tends to be when
one side finally gives.
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SPY Jun 22: Compression Before Expansion?
SPY enters June 22 trapped inside a tightening range after recovering from the sharp selloff that tested 739 earlier in the week. The 15-minute chart continues to build higher lows while repeatedly stalling beneath the 748-749 resistance zone.
Friday's session formed a classic compression pattern with buyers defending the rising trendline while sellers capped every rally near recent highs. This setup often precedes a larger directional move, and the GEX positioning provides a clear roadmap for where that move could accelerate.
The battle remains centered around 747, which currently acts as both technical support and the primary dealer pivot.
Key Levels
Resistance: 750.00
Resistance: 751.00
Resistance: 752.00
Resistance: 753.00
Major Resistance: 755.00
Support: 747.00 (HVL)
Support: 744.00
Support: 740.00
Major Support: 735.00
GEX Positioning
The most important level for Monday is 747.
This level contains the HVL, major dealer positioning, and serves as the center of current market balance. Price spent most of Friday trading around this area, confirming its importance.
Above current price, positive gamma levels are stacked aggressively at 750, 751, 752, 753 and 755.
The strongest concentration sits between 750 and 752 where C1, C2 and multiple dealer positioning clusters align. If buyers can push SPY above 750, dealer hedging could begin pulling price toward 752 and 753.
Above 753, the final major upside target becomes 755 where another significant positive gamma cluster sits.
Below price, support begins at 744. This level represents the first meaningful downside target if 747 fails.
The next major support zone is 740, which previously acted as a strong reaction low during last week's selloff.
Below 740, the final major downside target becomes 735.
The overall GEX structure remains moderately bullish because SPY is holding directly on top of the HVL while the largest gamma concentrations remain stacked above current price.
Trade Considerations
The 15-minute chart is forming a tightening wedge between rising support and overhead resistance.
Buyers continue stepping in around 746-747 while sellers defend the 748-749 region.
This compression cannot continue indefinitely and should eventually resolve with expansion.
The cleanest setup is watching for either a breakout above 750 or a loss of 747.
Bullish Scenario
A breakout above 750 would place price directly into the strongest positive gamma zone.
Dealer hedging flows could accelerate a move toward 752 and 753.
If momentum remains strong, SPY could challenge the major resistance level at 755.
Bearish Scenario
A break below 747 would signal buyers are losing control of the current range.
The first downside target becomes 744.
If 744 fails, expect a move toward 740 where stronger support exists.
A break below 740 would expose 735.
Options Outlook
Above 750:
Calls gain a significant advantage with dealer positioning favoring continuation toward 752-755.
Between 747 and 750:
Expect choppy range-bound trading and frequent reversals.
Below 747:
Puts gain momentum with downside targets at 744 and 740.
Bullish Targets
750.00
751.00
752.00
753.00
755.00
Bearish Targets
747.00
744.00
740.00
735.00
Conclusion
SPY enters June 22 sitting directly on its most important level at 747. The 15-minute chart continues to compress while GEX positioning favors upside expansion if buyers can reclaim 750. Above 750, dealer hedging could fuel a move toward 752, 753 and potentially 755. Below 747, the focus shifts toward 744 and 740. Monday's battle zone is clearly defined between 747 and 750, with a breakout from that range likely determining the next directional move. Short 
