S&P 500 Weekly Map: Gap Recovery, Key Levels and Monthly Close
The S&P 500 erased its early −1 % gap and is trading modestly higher, less than 3 % from its all-time high.
Monday’s low at 5 909.50 marks the line-in-the-sand: a break below turns both the daily and weekly candles decisively bearish, opening room to test this month’s low, highlighted by analysts tracking the weekly range.For now, futures hold above the 20-day moving average, a level traders worldwide monitor for short-term trend bias.
Macro sentiment stays fragile as investors weigh domestic U.S. concerns and Middle-East tensions, which last week nudged the index lower and kept volatility elevated. Liquidity in ES futures remains deep, giving fast feedback on risk appetite, while candlestick watchers point to compressed weekly ranges as a signal of an impending break-out.
If price stabilises above Monday’s gap, the path of least resistance could be a slow “S&P-style” grind higher, driven by buyers leaning on intraday pivots and aiming yet again for the historic top. But a decisive close below 5 909.50—just days before the monthly candle shuts—may unleash momentum to the downside, an opportunity disciplined traders will be ready to capture.
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Comment: is this week’s map pointing to fresh highs or a bearish breakdown?
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