S&P Intra Day Trading Levels.
Current support is at 2064.50 Intraday low.
Confirmed loss of that level could target further downside support at 2058.40 followed by 2052.46.
Upside is clearly capped by resistance at 2072-2075 levels. Confirmed breakout could target further upside at 2080.96 followed by 2086.90 and 2095.20.
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