I suggested last week that the sentiment backdrop suggests ... s quarterly expiration send the SPX spiraling below the 5,500 level in a massive chart breakdown that turns out to be a bear trap ...

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The bearish sentiment, measured by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) Sentiment Survey, broke a record this week as it stayed above the 50%-mark for the eighth consecutive week.

To our surprise, however, our assessment of current market sentiment suggests that investors do not seem too worried about the economy. From a valuation standpoint, the SPX also appears to be ...

However, if the tariff risks escalate, then SPX could push lower from higher prices as the second scenario below shows. The H4 chart above ... in the market sentiment, which was in turn ...

The first of several resistance zones is the area between 5,400 and 5,530. This 130-point zone as a first point of resistance is extremely wide but consider that the current 21-day average true range ...

The BPI tells us how many individual stocks that comprise an index, such as the SPX, are on a buy signal (point-and-figure chart ... improvement in the market sentiment, which was in turn ...

While sentiment was not nearly as optimistic relative ... in pessimism before a bottom is in place. The second chart is SPX component short interest. I have been on record as saying that ...

Similarly, the RSI for ETH on the 4-hour chart decreased from 70 on March 31 ... However, the general market sentiment influenced by the SPX correction could indirectly affect AI tokens. For instance, ...

Green candlesticks on the price chart indicate a rising buying pressure ... The buyers have rushed into the market again; moreover, the token’s market sentiment remains positive today. SPX’s nearest ...