Stocks keep vacillating on thoughts of recession and growth.
This is impacting trading in the major indexes, including for the S&P 500 futures index contract (ES).
And while there may well be some upside for the index in the near term, there are also some downside profits to be made right now.
Keep reading below for my full time frame analysis for the S&P 500 Index futures contract (ES)…
My S&P 500 Index (ES) Analysis
Here’s the chart for ES and how I see it shaping up to provide some opportunities to sell over the coming days and weeks…
And here’s how the S&P 500 Index is shaping up…
The ES daily time frame is in a down trend, with the market making lower lows and lower highs.
There is a down Fibonacci with an extension price point 3,228.75, about -2,237 ticks below the market.
As long as the daily time frame stays below the downtrend line, it will be a good idea to turn to the one hour time frame and look for selling ideas.
The Bottom Line
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