SP500 McClellan Oscillator Update

Since last week, I've been highlighting the divergence between the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ price and the McClellan Oscillator. The Oscillator's continued decline after reaching 70 and today's price action (bearish engulfing candle) suggest a local top may be in.

Yesterday's post also pointed out this divergence. While I initially thought Tuesday's choppy action might resolve north due to a lack of resistance (my capitulation), the 5DMA served as a key support level if thing were to move south. The break of this line at 1:45 PM prompted me to wait for consolidation and share the updated market context at 2 PM.

The recent jump in DXY (dollar index), TNX (10 yr treasury yield), and $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ (volatility index) was warned last Sunday🎯 in Newsletter.

Why a Local Top and Not a Crash?

Even with a continued decline, the McClellan Oscillator is likely to reach oversold territory soon if prices keep plummeting. Today's SPX fell 0.74% and the Oscillator is at -44 already.

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