Sunday, January 29, 2017

SPX S&P 500 Support, Resistance (S/R), Moving Averages and Other Important Levels for Trading the Week of 1/30/17

SPX (S&P 500) support, resistance (S/R), moving averages and other important levels are provided for the trading week of 1/23/17. Levels shown in bold are strong resistance and support. Bold and underlined levels are very strong and important S/R.

For the S&P 500 in history, the all-time record high print is 2300.99 on 1/26/17 and the all-time closing high is 2298.37 on 1/25/17. The all-time record intraday low is 666.79 (the infamous 666) on 3/6/09 and all-time closing low is 676.53 on 3/9/09.

For 2017, this year, the intraday high is 2300.99 on 1/26/17 and closing high is 2298.37 on 1/25/17. For 2017, the intraday low is 2245.13 from the first trading day of the year on 1/3/17 and the closing low for the year thus far is at 2257.83 on 1/3/17. For 2016, the intraday high is 2277.53 on 12/13/16 and closing high at 2271.72 on 12/13/16. For 2016, the intraday low is 1810.10 on 2/11/16 and the closing low for 2016 is 1829.08 on 2/11/16. The intraday low in 2015 is 1867.01 on 8/24/15 and closing low for 2015 is 1867.61 on 8/25/15.

The upside orgy in stocks continues into the New Year. The central bankers keep pumping stocks higher and the new found optimism and euphoria around President Trump’s proposed lower taxes, less regulation and huge infrastructure spending ignites the afterburners.

The new moon peaked last Friday night and stocks are usually bearish moving through the new moon. On Sunday evening, as this message is typed, S&P futures are down 7 indicating a soggy open to begin the week but there are many hours before stocks open for trading on Monday morning.

A trio of central bankers report policy decisions this week. The Three Stooges are the BOJ providing a decision on Tuesday, the Fed on Wednesday and the BOE on Thursday morning. Consumer Confidence data is key on Tuesday morning. The US Monthly Jobs Report is on Friday morning. The EOM (end-of-month) is Tuesday so the monthly charts receive new data points. The month and year began at 2239 so it appears the bulls may paint a positive month to begin the year unless stocks collapse over the next two days.

For Monday, 1/30/17, with the S&P 500 starting at 2295, the market bulls need to push above 2299 and the upside will immediately jump several handles higher. The bears need to push the SPX under 2292 to accelerate the downside. A move through 2293-2298 is sideways action for Monday.

If the bulls print above 2299, price will slice up through the 2301 all-time high like a hot knife through butter and would probably not look back until 2305 and higher. If the bears take price under 2292, the SPX will target the 2285 support in a flash. If 2285 fails, 2282 will be tested next and if that fails price will set its sight on that gauntlet of strong support at 2279-2281. Under that is the strong gauntlet of support at 2271-2275.

Stocks will be in big trouble if the 200 EMA on the 60-minute at SPX 2264 fails but the bulls are 30 points above in control of the stock market and not worried. Markets will fall apart under 2264.

The strongest support/resistance is 2301, 2298, 2278, 2272, 2262, 2234, 2213, 2205 and 2194. The week begins at 2295. Note the big air pocket between 2213 and 2234.

Note: If the list below displays any blank spaces, view it in a different browser. The data is current up through 1/29/17.

2330
2325
2320
2305
2301(1/26/17 All-Time Intraday High: 2300.99) (1/26/17 Intraday High for 2017: 2300.99)
2300.99 Previous Week’s High
2300
2299.02 Friday HOD
2299
2298 (1/25/17 All-Time Closing High: 2298.37) (1/25/17 Closing High for 2017: 2298.37)
2297
2295
2294.69 Friday Close – Monday Starts Here
2294
2292
2291.62 Friday LOD
2289
2285
2282
2280
2279
2278 (12/13/16 Intraday High; 2277.53)
2277
2276
2275
2274
2273
2272 (12/13/16 Closing High: 2271.72)
2271.53 (20-day MA)
2271
2270
2269
2268
2265
2264.07 (200 EMA on 60-Minute Chart a Keystone Market Turn Signal)
2263
2260
2258
2257.02 Previous Week’s Low
2254
2252
2249
2245.45 (50-day MA)
2245
2241
2239 (12/30/16 Closing Low: 2238.83)
2238
2234 (12/30/16 Intraday Low: 2233.62)
2214
2213 (11/25/16 Intraday and Closing High: 2213.35)
2212
2211
2210
2209
2207
2206
2205
2202
2200.05 (20-week MA)
2200
2199
2238.83 January Begins Here; Trading for 2017 Begins Here
2198
2195.51 (100-day MA)
2195
2194 (8/15/16 Intraday High: 2193.81)
2191 (12/1/16 Closing Low: 2191.08)
2190 (8/15/16 Closing High: 2190.15)
2187 (12/1/16 Intraday Low: 2187.44)
2185
2183
2182
2181.37 (150-day MA; the Slope is a Keystone Cyclical Signal)
2179
2178
2175
2174
2173
2170
2169
2166
2165
2164
2163.24 (10-month MA)
2163
2160
2157
2156.22 (200-day MA)
2155
2152
2151
2050.37 (150-week MA)
2150
2146
2140
2135.37 (12-month MA; a Keystone Cyclical Signal) (the cliff)
2135 (5/20/15 Intraday High: 2134.72)
2133.25 (50-week MA)
2133 (7/20/15 Intraday High 2132.82)
2131 (5/21/15 Closing High: 2130.82)
2132
2130 (6/22/15 Intraday High 2129.87)
2129
2128 (7/20/15 Closing High: 2128.28)
2126 (4/27/15 Intraday High: 2125.92)
2124 (6/23/15 Closing High: 2124.20)
2123
2121 (4/24/15 Intraday High: 2120.92)
2120 (2/25/15 Intraday High: 2119.59)
2118 (4/24/15 Closing High: 2117.69)
2117 (3/2/15 Closing High: 2117.39)
2116 (11/3/15 Intraday High: 2116.48)
2115
2114
2113
2111 (4/20/16 Intraday High: 2111.04)
2110 (11/3/15 Closing High; 2109.79)
2109
2108
2107
2105
2104 (12/2/15 Intraday High: 2104.27)
2103 (12/2/15 Closing High: 2102.63)
2102 (4/20/16 Intraday High: 2102.40)
2100
2099
2097
2094 (12/29/14 Intraday High: 2093.55)
2091.38 (20-month MA)
2091 (12/29/14 Closing High: 2090.57)
2089
2087.31 (100-week MA)
2086
2085 (11/4/17 Closing Low: 2085.18)
2084 (11/4/17 Intraday Low: 2083.79)
2083
2081
2079 (12/5/14 Intraday High: 2079.47)
2076 (11/28/14 Intraday High: 2075.76)
2075 (12/5/14 Closing High: 2075.37)
2074
2073 (11/26/14 Closing High: 2072.83)
2072
2071 (11/21/14 Intraday High: 2071.46)
2069
2067
2065
2064
2063
2061
2057
2056 (11/18/14 Intraday High: 2056.08)
2053
2052
2050
2046 (11/13/14 Intraday High: 2046.18)
2044 (12/31/15 Closing High: 2043.94)
2042
2040
2038
2034
2032
2030
2023
2022
2019 (9/19/14 Intraday High: 2019.26)
2017
2011 (9/18/14 Closing High: 2011.36) (9/4/14 Intraday High: 2011.17)
2007 (9/5/14 Closing High: 2007.71)
2005 (8/26/14 Intraday High: 2005.04)
2003 (8/29/14 Closing High: 2003.37)
2002
1998
1997
1995
1993 (1/15/15 Closing Low: 1992.67)
1991 (7/24/14 Intraday Top: 1991.39)
1988 (7/24/14 Closing High: 1987.98)
1987
1986 (7/3/14 Intraday Top: 1985.59)
1985 (7/3/14 Closing High: 1985.44)
1983
1982
1981 (2/2/15 Intraday Low: 1980.90)
1980
1979
1978
1977
1973
1970
1969
1968 (6/24/14 Intraday Top: 1968.17)
1967.54 (200-week MA)
1965
1964
1963 (6/20/14 Closing High: 1962.87)
1961
1958
1956 (6/9/14 Intraday Top: 1955.55)
1951 (6/9/14 Closing High: 1951.27)
1949
1948
1943
1942
1937
1936
1935.49 (50-month MA)
1931
1928
1924 (5/30/14 Intraday Top: 1924.03) (5/13/14 Closing High: 1923.57)
1920
1917
1914
1912
1910
1906
1902 (5/13/14 Intraday Top: 1902.17)
1901
1897 (5/13/14 Closing High: 1897.45) (4/4/14 Intraday Top: 1897.28)
1891 (4/2/14 Closing High: 1890.90)
1889
1886
1885
1884 (3/21/14 Intraday Top: 1883.97) (3/7/14 Intraday Top: 1883.57)
1882
1879
1878 (3/7/14 Closing High: 1878.04)
1877
1874
1873
1872
1870
1868 (8/25/15 Closing Low: 1867.61)
1867 (8/24/15 Intraday Low: 1867.01)
1865
1862
1859 (1/20/16 Closing Low: 1859.33)
1855
1851 (1/15/14 Intraday Top: 1850.84)
1849 (12/31/13 Intraday High Top for 2013: 1849.44)
1848 (1/15/14 Closing High: 1848.38) (12/31/13 Closing High for 2013: 1848.36)
1846
1845
1843
1841
1840
1839
1835
1831
1829 (2/11/16 Closing Low for 2016: 1829.08)
1828
1827
1824
1820
1816
1814 (11/29/13 Intraday Top: 1813.55)
1812 (12/9/13 Intraday Top: 1811.52) (1/20/16 Intraday Low: 1812.29)
1810 (2/11/16 Intraday Low for 2016: 1810.10)
1809 (12/9/13 Closing Top: 1808.37)
1808
1807 (11/27/13 Closing Top: 1807.23)
1806
1803
1801
1800
1799 (11/18/13 Intraday Top: 1798.82)
1798 (11/15/13 Closing Top: 1798.18)
1796
1793
1791
1788

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