Written By: JasonX
June 13, 2024At the top, we have the Dow Jones Industrials, in the middle is the Dow Transports Index, and at the bottom is the S&P 500. This rally in May and June is the first I’ve observed since September 2021 where the S&P 500 is hitting new highs, but both Dow Jones components aren’t keeping pace. The last time we saw such a divergence, it led to the sell-off in September 2021.
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🧠 SPX 4H Chart Breakdown – April 13, 2025 The bulls are staging a fierce comeback — but the battlefield is far from cleared. 📈 Structure & Trendlines $SPX has bounced cleanly off the April low near 4,900 (blue demand zone), forming a sharp ascending channel. Price action is now challenging a key confluence of […]
Read MoreAn inverted yield curve is often the first ominous signal in the triad of a market meltdown. It occurs when long-term interest rates fall below short-term rates—an abnormal pattern that typically reflects investors’ growing fear of an economic slowdown or recession. This inversion often follows aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve aimed at curbing […]
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