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S&P 500 breaks incredibly important support at 4195/4185

  • Emini S&P March shot higher to resistance at 4327/32 & almost as far as 4350/60 before prices collapsed.

  • Nasdaq March shorts at 14100/150 worked perfectly on the collapsed 14100/150 to my targets of 13850/800, 13600/580 & to within 100 ticks of Very important support at 13000/12950 as I write this morning.

  • Emini Dow Jones March may have just completed a huge head & shoulders reversal pattern for an important longer term sell signal.

Daily analysis

Emini S&P breaks incredibly important support at 4195/4185. Holding below here could trigger another 15% correction to the downside. We have already hit 4116. If we continue lower look for 4065/55.

Key resistance at 4195/4205. As long as this hold, the outlook is very negative. However if we close the day above here it signals a false break & we could get quite a short squeeze. A break above 4215 today should confirm a move towards 4260/70, perhaps as far as 4300/10.

Nasdaq tests very important longer term support at 13000/12900. Definitely worth trying a long as this could be a low for the correction at this stage. Longs need stops below 12800. A break lower however could send prices down another 100 points eventually.

Holding support at 13000/12900 targets 13500/600. If we continue higher look for 13800/850.

Emini Dow Jones broke support at 33200/33000 for an important longer term sell signal. So far we have hit 32226. However we do have very important longer term support at 32400/300 so holding here today triggers a good recovery to strong resistance at 32900/33000.  There are the only two levels that matter today.

A break below 32000 is then a very important longer term sell signal & could see 750 tick losses almost immediately.

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Jason Sen

Jason Sen

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Jason Sen began his career in the options pits on the trading floor of LIFFE in 1987 at the age of 19, making markets on his own account. In 2001 when the trading floor closed he successfully made the transition to day trading on computer screens.

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