1. The author argues the S&P 500 rally is part of a broader market correction rather than a new bull market; 2. Divergences between the S&P 500 and equal-weighted indices, along with weak market breadth, suggest a distribution top; 3. Elliott Wave theory and sentiment analysis guide the forecast, with adjustments if the rally exceeds specific thresholds.
Related Articles
- Pricey CrowdStrike Breaks Out Ahead Of Q3 Earnings: $600 May Be In Playabout 10 hours ago
- Newmont: Solid Free Cash Flow Generation, But Underwhelming Per Share Growth9 days ago
- Pfizer Offers High Yield And Capital Appreciation Opportunities (Technical Analysis)27 days ago
- S&P 500: An Unprecedented Opportunity (Technical Analysis)28 days ago
- W. P. Carey Q2 Earnings Preview: Consolidation Likely To Continue (Technical Analysis)3 months ago
- S&P 500 Snapshot: Shortened Trading Week Ends With Record High4 months ago
- Don't Bet Your Arm On Arm Stock (Technical Analysis)5 months ago
- The Pullback Is Coming (Technical Analysis)5 months ago
- AMD Stock Continues To Be A No Brainer (Technical Analysis)5 months ago
- JPMorgan: It's Time To Sell (Technical Analysis, Downgrade)5 months ago