On chart above you can see S&P500 has made lower high and lower low on the monthly bases in past 3 months. This pattern clearly observed in all major indices. This is a classic bearish formation right out of text book. We had a similar pattern back in 2007, which marked the beginning of very severe bear market. In past 11 weeks S&P500 has moved in a very tight range. We are not going to move side ways for a while. With in next 2 weeks we are going to break out. What you need to pay attention to in coming week would be the violation of 1100 & 1094 levels. as long as S&P500 stays above 1100 bulls would have the upper hand, but if S&P500 closes below 1094 and stays below it for 2-3 days, game over for bulls. On the other hand you must keep an eye of 1120 and 1131 on the up side. If big institutions manage to push S&P500 above 1131 you have no business to be bearish.
In the charts below blue lines show the High and red lines the low, on monthly bases.
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