SPX (S&P 500) support,
resistance (S/R), moving averages and other important levels are provided
for the trading week of 8/28/17. 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 2490.87 on 8/8/17 and the
all-time closing high is 2480.91 on 8/7/17. 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, the
intraday high is 2490.87 and closing high is 2480.91. 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 SPX was spanked down from the overbot conditions, rising
wedge and negative divergence on the daily and weekly charts. The price falls
from the all-time high at 2491 to 2417 last week bouncing directly off the
100-day MA now at 2421.09. The 100-day MA support carries a lot of clout going forward.
Bad things will happen to stocks if it fails. The 20-week MA is 2421.56 and the
S&P 500 used this as a springboard last week for the bounce. The 2416 is
strong horizontal price support. Thus, the 2416-2422 support gauntlet is uber
importante. If 2416 fails, the SPX will likely hit an air pocket and collapse
to 2400-2401 in a heartbeat and then test the 2394-2396 support.
For Monday, with the SPX beginning at 2443, the bears need
to push under 2442 to accelerate price several quick points lower. The 2428-2443
range is a bunch of sideways slop. If 2442 fails, the 2431 test is on the table.
A failure at 2431 will open the trap door to test the important 2416-2422 support gauntlet
mentioned above.
For Monday, the bulls must push above the 2450-2457
resistance ceiling. If the S&P 500 can punch up through 2457, price will not
look back until 2465. The 50-day MA is 2450.59. The 200 EMA on the SPX 60-mintue chart is 2453.03 a very important short-term market signal currently giving the bears the nod. The 20-day MA is 2457.18.
With the month of August ending on Thursday (EOM), if the SPX is floating higher, the bulls will likely make a run at 2469-2470 resistance to try to turn the month positive. August began at 2470.30 and this determines if the month is a winner or a loser. The monthly charts receive final data points for August at 4 PM EST Thursday, 8/31/17, for EOM.
With the month of August ending on Thursday (EOM), if the SPX is floating higher, the bulls will likely make a run at 2469-2470 resistance to try to turn the month positive. August began at 2470.30 and this determines if the month is a winner or a loser. The monthly charts receive final data points for August at 4 PM EST Thursday, 8/31/17, for EOM.
If the bulls punch price above 2469-2470, the 2475 R is next
and if that gives way, the SPX is on its way to testing the all-time closing
high level in the 2478-2481 area.
Consumer Confidence data is key on Tuesday morning. The
month ends on Thursday (EOM) and stocks have been moving in a downside trend of
lower lows and lower highs in August so buoyancy in stocks typically would occur for the
last two or three days of the month.
The Monthly Jobs Report is on Friday with the major focus on
wages since inflation cannot occur without wage inflation occurring. Both
inflation and wage growth are Godot. If inflation does not appear, the Federal Reserve's obscene eight-year Keynesian experiment will be proven a failure. Consumer Sentiment is also released on
Friday.
Markets are closed on Monday, 9/4/17, for the Labor Day
holiday. Stocks are typically bullish the two days leading into a three-day holiday weekend so this provides a positive bias for stocks on Thursday and Friday.
The strongest support/resistance
is 2491, 2484, 2480-2481, 2478, 2475, 2469-2470, 2465,
2453-2454, 2441-2443, 2438-2439, 2436, 2434, 2431, 2428-2429,
2419, 2415-2416, 2412, 2404, 2400-2401 and 2394-2396.
Note: If the list below displays any blank spaces, view it in
a different browser. The data is current up through 8/27/17.
2530
2520
2510
2500
2491 (8/8/17 All-Time Intraday High: 2490.87) (8/8/17 Intraday
High for 2017: 2490.87)
2484 (7/27/17 Intraday High: 2484.04)
2483
2482
2481 (8/7/17 All-Time Closing High: 2480.91) (8/7/17 Closing
High for 2017: 2480.91)
2480
2478 (7/27/17 Closing High: 2477.83)
2477
2476
2475
2472
2470.30 August Begins Here
2469
2468
2465
2457.18
(20-day MA)
2454.77
Previous Week’s High
2454 (6/19/17 Intraday High: 2453.82)
2453.96
Friday HOD
2453.03
(200 EMA on 60-Minute Chart a Keystone Market Turn Signal)
2453 (6/19/17 Closing High: 2453.46)
2450.59
(50-day MA)
2450
2448
2445
2443.05
Friday Close – Monday Starts Here
2443
2442.22
Friday LOD
2442
2441
2439
2438
2436
2434
2431
2429
2428
2426
2423
2422
2421.56
(20-week MA)
2421.09
(100-day MA)
2419
2417.35 Previous
Week’s Low
2416
2415
2412
2406
2404
2401 (3/1/17 Intraday High: 2400.98)
2400
2396 (3/1/17 Closing High: 2395.96)
2395.08
(150-day MA; the Slope is a Keystone Cyclical Signal)
2394
2390
2389
2387
2382
2380
2378
2375
2373
2370
2368
2365
2363
2361
2359
2357.56
(10-month MA)
2357
2356
2355.12
(200-day MA)
2355
2353
2351
2349
2345
2343
2342
2340
2338
2336
2335
2329
2322.50
(12-month MA; a Keystone Cyclical Signal; the cliff)
2322
2319.21
(50-week MA)
2311
2300
2299
2298
2297
2296
2293
2290
2289
2286
2285
2281
2280
2279
2278 (12/13/16 Intraday High; 2277.53)
2277
2275
2274
2273
2272 (12/13/16 Closing High: 2271.72)
2271
2270
2269
2268
2265
2263
2260
2258 (1/3/17 Closing Low for 2017: 2257.83)
2254
2252
2249
2245 (1/3/17 Intraday Low for 2017: 2245.13)
2241
2239 (12/30/16 Closing Low: 2238.83)
2238.83 Trading for 2017 Begins Here
2238
2234 (12/30/16 Intraday Low: 2233.62)
2220.40
(20-month MA)
2214
2213 (11/25/16 Intraday and Closing High: 2213.35)
2212
2211
2210
2209
2207
2206
2205
2202
2200
2199
2198
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)
2186.86
(100-week MA)
2185
2183
2182
2179
2178
2175
2174
2173
2170
2169
2166
2165
2164
2163
2160
2157
2155
2152
2151
2150
2146
2143.58
(150-week MA)
2140
2135 (5/20/15 Intraday High: 2134.72)
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 (12/29/14 Closing High: 2090.57)
2089
2086
2085 (11/4/17 Closing Low: 2085.18)
2084 (11/4/17 Intraday Low: 2083.79)
2083
2081
2079.16
(200-week MA)
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)
2055.50
(50-month MA)
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
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