S&P500 in short term: over sold.
S&P500 in intermediate term: extremely overbought.
S&P500 in long term: neutral.
Short Term Supports:
S1:1017
S2:990
S3:972
S4:950
Short Term Resistances:
R1:1040
R2:1152
R3:1166
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