$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ just broke structure and now above all time highs.What does this mean?The downtrend is gone. Two days of sustained upside.Here’s what you need to know:This market isn’t moving on stories. It’s moving on levels and reactions.Make sure to check my chart for key levels to watch out for (areas to buy at)Resistance: $692.30 the ceiling everyone is watchingMajor support: $690–$691 institutional demand zoneIf that fails, the air pocket opens to $688Now the real risk.Today’s data isn’t noise:ADP employment just came in –41K vs +50K expectedJOLTS and ISM at 10am will decide if this rally is trusted or fadedTranslation:If SPY holds above $685 and $680, the market is signaling it’s not afraid of labor weakness.If it loses tho
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Dow heading beyond 9000, rally just beginning, was 6500 the generational low? A century-old market indicator flashed bullish, confirming the secular bull market remains robust. Investors show optimism on the US economy, with Fed rate cuts anticipated and broad earnings growth projected, suggesting stocks outside the AI frenzy could still perform well.
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$S&P 500(.SPX)$$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ 🎯 Executive Summary I’m extremely confident this is one of the most structurally important $SPX setups traders will face in early 2026. $SPX has just completed three straight double-digit years, +24% → +23% → +16%. Since 1950, that has occurred only eight times. I’m not reading that as “trend broken.” I’m reading it as “regime sensitivity rising,” where forward returns compress and volatility becomes the tax. I’m also focused on the second layer most traders underweight. 2026 is Year 2 of the presidential cycle, historically the weakest year, lowest average return ar
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