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Lawrence's Comment Recap Consolidation in 50% previous week range after wide range week is normal. Closed the week above Y-0 and midpoint. Outlook Ledge on 4 hour points to continuation of the ...READ MOREPrecog Vision – US Indices 2022-9-26Precog Vision – US Indices 2019-10-1EURUSD Apr 11 to Apr 15 OutlookIntraday Cycle Projection (SPY) 2012-08-23ES Chart 2004-04-30Real-time Commentaries 2024-3-7Intraday Cycle Projection (SPY) 2019-09-173DP Odds Table (SPY) 2021-03-02Real-time Commentaries 2019-1-17ES Chart 2000-12-19
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S&P 500 Feb 25 to Mar 01 Outlook
Lawrence’s Comment
ES breakout to the upside and tagged the minimal target of Y+2. Reversed from there and failed to hold Y+1 gave us Y-0. ES did not just tag Y-0. It flushed down to Y-1 in 1 go. That confirmed the FBO on weekly to the upside and staged Y-3 as target. ES tagged Y-3 and accumulation was detected. Closed the week above Y-1 and midpoint.
Outlook
Extreme swings after weeks of tight range and pinball movement between close range targets is pretty normal. ES is more bearish than Dow and a retest of Y-2 is likely if ES fails to hold above B-0 / Y-1.
Notice that on weekly chart, this drop was simply a mild pullback that is necessary if the market wants to go higher. In another words, it looks and feels like the normal shake out move in a strong bull run. Hence it is difficult to be very bearish at this point.
I mentioned the week prior to last week during real-time chat that I was looking for a 30 point pullback. What I did not anticipated was that the move could be done in 2 days. I am waiting for the market to give me clues this week to figure out what to do from March to May.
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