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5 days ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
Having talked breadth in details last couple of days, S&P 500 was ready to consolidate following 100% retracement of NVDA earnings jump. 5,895 provided decent support premarket, and following the opening bell, stocks moved to the upside to 5,915 (broken support during post-NVDA consolidation).
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
S&P 500 didn‘t reverse opening profit-taking of the great NVDA earnings gap during the second half of the session, there was no tech kicking back into high gear. Conversely – it took though still much time (tariff tweet China moment, precisely) for weakness to show up following the neutral picture with good potential to repair the technical damange done. I‘m talking about sharply deteriorating breadth (the situation vs.
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
S&P 500 performed as called for clients – hesitant into NVDA earnings, then really bullish! With path charted ahead – the ratios talked in yesterday‘s video were clear, and NVDA was a clear beat. With GDP data in and before that tariffs court ruling, we‘re seeing a solid ES and NDX retracement. Sellers are in control premarket, and that‘s as good a sign of trappy session today, really trappy (more trappy than the one yesterday which was easy to read for me ahead of time).
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
2025 has been a year of twists and turns. While we don’t have a crystal ball to determine what could come next, there are some ways we can determine market sentiment, which can contribute to determining where stocks go next. Below, are the market sentiment indicators for US stocks, that we think offer the best assessment of where equities could go next.
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
S&P 500 bullish gap, dip after the opening bell, and steep rise – great to play long NDX in intraday terms for some 150pts up. This is about more than EU tariffs delay – it‘s about retreat in bond yields and USD taking on 100 again. Today we have NVDA earnings – it‘s about guidance rather than the present or latest past. Concentrate on new solutions to sell to China, unsatiable appetite from UAE and Saudi Arabia – they will guide higher, and what will the current shorts do on a surprise?
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.es | Monica Kingsley
En lugar de aranceles nacionales, ahora estamos en situaciones específicas de empresas, como muestra la amenaza a AAPL. Aún así, el S&P 500 cayó fuertemente con la noticia, y con buena razón: si camina como un pato, grazna como un pato, probablemente sea un pato. La incertidumbre ha vuelto, aunque no lo parezca. La perspectiva horaria que presenté con el siguiente gráfico es un soporte que se convirtió en resistencia.
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1 week ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
Instead of country tariffs, we‘re now in company-specific situations as the AAPL India threat shows. Still, the S&P 500 did slide mightily on the news, and for good reason – if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it‘s probably a duck. Uncertainty is back, even though it might not look like that – the hourly perspective that I featured in extensive Saturday‘s video with the below chart, is a support turned resistance.
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2 weeks ago | 
fxstreet.es | Monica Kingsley
El S&P 500 presentó una sesión muy inestable el jueves, lo que dificultó las cosas a los bajistas debido al repunte previo a la hora de máxima actividad hacia los 5.890 puntos. Ayer ya me inclinaba por una perspectiva bajista, y eso fue lo que realmente vimos, solo en el posicionamiento de cierre de las instituciones. Ni la preapertura ofreció oportunidades de oscilación interesantes (y mucho menos intradía): un rango estrecho sin un repunte que realmente permitiera vender.
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2 weeks ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
S&P 500 presented a very trappy Thursday session, not making it easy for the bears via the pre- power hour spike into 5,890s. I favored bearish outlook already yesterday, and that‘s what we really got only in the closing bell positioning by institutions. Neither the premarket gave interesting swing (let alone intraday) opportunities – narrow range with no spike to really sell into. And then the threat of 25% tariffs if iPhones aren‘t made in USA, came.
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2 weeks ago | 
fxstreet.com | Monica Kingsley
S&P 500 formed a headfake, turning south a while before the 20y auction results were announced. Then, the descent quickened, with aftermarket session providing little in terms of a dead cat bounce, and stocks broke with ease below yesterday‘s lows, which is exactly what all clients (swing and intraday) are benefiting from… following yesterday‘s weak 20y Treasury auction that the Treasury can‘t be happy about.
