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S&P 500 Price Forecast – Stock Markets Give Up Yet Again

Skylar Shaw

May 19, 2022 10:47

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Technical Analysis of the S&P 500

Futures on the S&P 500 have rolled over just below the 4100 level, a place that I have been discussing for many days. This is a previously supported location, and "market memory" enters the picture to provide resistance. That resistance should continue all the way to 4150, but as you can see, we've plummeted before even trying a breakthrough. By plunging the way we have, it seems that there are still many worries in the stock market. It is also worth mentioning that Target indicated a slowdown during its results call. Many individuals are concerned about the US consumer, and as a result, there has been a lot of hostility.


If we turn around a break above the 4150 level, there is still a lot of resistance that stretches all the way to the 4300 zone, so I'm not looking to purchase this anytime soon. In fact, I believe we will test the lows once again, which are closer to the 3850 level. If we break down below that level, the fall will very certainly accelerate. I think that the prospect of the Federal Reserve failing to intervene is now dawning on some of Wall Street's thick heads, and this is reflected in the price.


Regardless, I have no intention of attempting to purchase this market any time soon since, quite honestly, it is a nightmare right now. The S&P 500 remains a "sell the rallies" position until the Federal Reserve changes its tune or economic data improves.