Tag: fibonacci retracements
Will Nasdaq Weakness Abate… Or Accelerate This Year?
Tech stocks have gotten off to a poor start this year, as investors continued their buying strike against growth stocks.
This is exemplified in today's...
S&P 500 Index: Choose Your Own Adventure
The S&P 500 index has dropped about 12% on an intraday basis from a high around 4800 in early January. So what's next?
One of...
Is The Stock Market Correction Over? Or Just Beginning?
The new year has ushered in a wave of volatility for equities markets. The S&P 500 is in correction-mode, and indexes like the Nasdaq...
Is It Time To Be Bullish Gold? Fibonacci Retracements Analysis
Gold has had a rough six months, with the Gold ETF (GLD) dropping 20% since peaking in August 2020. While many consider gold to...
Nasdaq 100 Correction: Short and Long Term Fibonacci Retracement Levels
The sharp decline in tech stocks has run deeper than the broader markets and is now well into correction territory.
Looks like a case of...
S&P 500 Index Fibonacci Levels (Short and Long Term)
After a multi-day stock market decline, many are wondering how far the stock market will fall.
Although I will comment on other price support levels,...
Small Cap Stocks Rally Strengthens… But Triple Resistance Looms!
Russell 2000 Index "weekly" Chart
The Russell 2000 Index INDEXRUSSELL: RUT lagged the broader S&P 500 Index for much of the recovery rally off the...
Bear Market Rally Stumbles as Stocks Hit 38.2 Fibonacci Levels
The bear market rally off the March 23 crash stock market lows played out as expected.
On March 25, I shared a series of Fibonacci...
Stock Market Crash Fibonacci Support Levels – Nasdaq, Dow Industrials, S&P...
Over the past several days, I've shared some high level charts and insights on Twitter and here on See It Market to help provide...
Stock Market Bulls Hope This Key Fibonacci “Trend” Level Holds!
Fibonacci Support Chart - S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average
The thrust lower in the stock market has two major indices testing important...
