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SPY Is Back Mid-Range At 768.30 Under The 771.43 Ceiling.SPY Is Back Mid-Range At 768.30 Under The 771.43 Ceiling. SPY comes into the week back inside the two-week range, about three points under the 771.43 ceiling it failed to hold on Friday and about three points above the 765.52 level that decides whether that failure turns into a reversal. Neither side has been tested since. The two timeframes disagree - the 4H reads long with live conviction near 69 while the hourly is neutral near 39 and has just swept a swing low - and the 4H is in extension m
AMEX:SPY
by virDeStatera
QQQ | Weekly Structure | $750 Area Could Unlock the Final Wave 5Thesis: QQQ remains in the final stage of the bull cycle that started more than six years ago. The larger structure is still intact and, in my view, one more Wave 5 extension remains possible. The key resistance is now around the $750 area. If that level breaks and flips to support, I would expect the final leg of this cycle to extend toward the $850-$860 area. Context - Weekly timeframe - Last week's stronger US jobs data pushed rate expectations higher and added pressure to long-duration a
NASDAQ:QQQLong
by maratteo
QQQ: volume node tests, breaks and retestsThe useful part of a volume node is how price behaves when it comes back. On QQQ's September 3–4 five-minute chart below, weekly and monthly high-volume areas overlap around 716.4–719.2. That gives us a common zone to track through several different reactions. The main chart provides a 15-minute overview; the detailed five-minute snapshot preserves the configuration used for these approximate levels. On September 3, price rallies into the zone from below. Pullbacks repeatedly approach its lower
NASDAQ:QQQ
by AuctionFoundry
Monday Night Market Report — Week of Sept. 8–11The broad setup heading into Tuesday is cautious, not panicked. The biggest macro issue remains the same: Strong jobs + elevated energy prices + inflation risk + higher-for-longer rate pressure. Oil remains elevated as geopolitical tension continues around the Strait of Hormuz, and that matters because energy is feeding directly into the inflation conversation just days before PPI and CPI. Last week’s strong employment report also complicated the rate outlook and increased the importance of
AMEX:SPY
by heavydiligence
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# SPY: $770 Controls the Week | Sep 8–11 SPY enters the shortened week at the center of a tightly defined decision range. The daily chart remains constructive, but the 15-minute structure has weakened beneath $770. **Daily structure** SPY continues to hold a broader sequence of higher lows from $716.58. The index recently reached $778.45 before entering consolidation. Holding above $755.82 preserves the broader bullish structure. A daily close above $775 would favor another test of $778.45–$780. Acceptance above $780 would confirm
AMEX:SPY
by BullBearInsights
QqqGoing over Qqq and majority of major techh sectors. Here are the sectors along with the major stocks influencing them. AMEX:XLC - NASDAQ:GOOGL , NASDAQ:META Weekly chart Stuck beneath the weekly 50ma. Push and pull between Googl and meta is keeping this sideways. Daily chart Stuck under the daily 200ma but keeps bouncing off the 50ma. Like I said , they sell googl when this tags the 200ma and pump meta when it hits the 50ma support. My guess is its not enough capital to pump b
NASDAQ:QQQShort
by ContraryTrader
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SPY Is Going Down! Sell! Take a look at our analysis for SPY. Time Frame: 9h Current Trend: Bearish Sentiment: Overbought (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bearish The price is testing a key resistance 770.18. Taking into consideration the current market trend & overbought RSI, chances will be high to see a bearish movement to the downside at least to 755.51 level. P.S Overbought describes a period of time where there has been a significant and consistent upward move in price over a period of time without much pul
AMEX:SPYShort
by SignalProvider
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SPY / SPX Weekly Outlook – Week 35 of 2026 (AUG 31 -SEP 04)SPY / SPX WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK SPY Weekly Recap Outlook Although the early week Demand Zones were not perfectly retested, our structural maps remained highly accurate. • Demand Zone: Price did not provide the precise retest required for a high conviction entry, so we avoided forcing a trade. • Long Scenario 3: During Thursday’s AM session, price broke above our predefined Flip Level, officially activating Long Scenario 3. • Entry Discipline: Since the breakout did not provide the requir
AMEX:SPY
by UA_CAPITAL
QQQ / NDX Weekly Outlook – Week 35 of 2026 (AUG 31 - SEP 04)QQQ WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK QQQ Weekly Recap Outlook NASDAQ:QQQ served as our primary operational focus and executed flawlessly. • Demand 1 Entry: Price delivered a textbook entry from our predefined Demand 1 Zone on Monday, providing the exact reaction we were looking for. • Long Scenario 1: The setup captured a massive 20-point (+2.85%) bullish expansion. • Target 1: Price reached the predefined Flip Level exactly as mapped. • Bullish Target 1: The bullish continuation extended into
NASDAQ:QQQ
by UA_CAPITAL
Market Structure Lab: Why 702 Never Became a Bearish Breakdown MARKET STRUCTURE LAB — WHY 702 NEVER BECAME A BEARISH BREAKDOWN Acceptance vs. Intraday Weakness One of the easiest mistakes in technical analysis is treating every move toward support as a breakdown. Last week’s QQQ price action gave us a clean real-world example of why that distinction matters. Before the week began, the primary map was simple: 702.14 SUPPORT vs. 725.39 BREAKOUT RESISTANCE There was also an intermediate decision area at: 711.37–713.16 Early in the week, QQQ lost
NASDAQ:QQQEducation
by Iskill1
QQQ Weekly Outlook: 713 Support vs 725 Breakout | Sep. 8–11QQQ WEEKLY OUTLOOK — 713 SUPPORT VS. 725 BREAKOUT | SEP. 8–11 QQQ enters the shortened post-Labor Day week with a stronger internal structure than it had one week ago — but still without a confirmed breakout. Last week’s map was built around one primary decision range: 702.14 support vs. 725.39 breakout resistance. Neither boundary broke with acceptance. Instead, QQQ spent the entire week inside that range, briefly lost the intermediate 711.37–713.16 area, held the larger ~702 support struct
NASDAQ:QQQ
by Iskill1
$GLD Daily Close — Sep 4AMEX:GLD is my favorite one, and gold's tell is the gap. It gives the best gap setups in either direction. Fundamentals crushed the market today and futures were falling into it. AMEX:GLD closed 406.77 with a range of 4.04 against a 7.94 ATR — 51% of a normal day — and volume at 9.82M against a 12.3M average, 80% relative volume. Below average, and below the last two sessions. Today the gap filled completely and price closed green on low volume. That's No Demand. Buyers didn't show up to ta
AMEX:GLD
by MTrades-TTS
$SPY Daily Close — Sep 4, 2026Fundamental Side NFP shook the whole market. The job numbers came in hot enough to be inflationary, and that's the kind of print that can change the Fed's stance. The whole market got shaken out with it — gold and silver included — while the USD Index strengthened on the hawkish data. More data next week to confirm. Worth noting: AMEX:SPY still closed red on a hawkish print, but on low volume. That's the part most people will skip. A print that genuinely repriced the Fed should have brought
AMEX:SPYLong
by MTrades-TTS