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Resistance turns to support for the SPX. Kevin Green continues to monitor the 6,000 level in the index as he measures up to 50 points to the upside in today's trading action.
6,000 is the number to watch. The SPX tapped the level soon after the open, though Kevin Green sees it serving as a strong resistance for the index.
Jerry Sneed talks about the worries investors had when the SPX dropped to 4,800 in April and why he sees the index climbing to 6,500 by year's end. While tariffs remain an overhang, Jerry sees a clearer runway to trade deals helping the market's outlook.
Investors reacted positively on the trade court's decision to block some of President Trump's tariffs. Kevin Green shows how it initially pushed the SPX toward a key resistance level, though uncertainty on tariff policy ahead kept the index from rallying stronger.
It was a mixed day for the options flow heading into Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings after the close. Kevin Green urges investors to keep a close eye on the 5,900 to 5,905 level in the SPX, especially as low liquidity grips markets.
Kevin Horner's Technical Tuesday charts cover the SPX, CrowdStrike (CRWD), and Rigetti Computing (RGTI). He says $5,900 “feels good” on the SPX, and a leg higher could bring us near all-time highs.
"We could be a lot lower than where we are right now" in the coming months, says Chris Vermeulen. While he's bullish on the market's short-term prospects, he's bearish long-term.
Minutes after the opening bell, the SPX retreated from premarket highs which started from a delay on EU tariffs. Kevin Green points out VIX becoming reelevated as a clear signal behind the reversal.
Kevin Green joins Morning Trade Live as markets open mixed to begin Friday's trading. For the intraday S&P 500 (SPX) ranges KG is watching, he points to 5960-5970 for upward resistance.
The S&P 500 is the U.S. benchmark that most investors pay closest attention to.