The SPX remains caught between conflicting signals as global events weigh heavily on sentiment.
A double bottom at 5850 may indicate support, but the lack of bear pulse bars keeps bullish trades in play.

Price action through the bear/hedge trigger at 5865 hints at bearish potential, but patience is the name of the game.
This muted “Santa Rally” period could spell caution for the year ahead, according to seasonal trends.

The market keeps us on edge, flipping between a bullish Santa Rally and bearish rug pulls. SPX needs to push through 5940 to solidify its bullish stance, while the bearish trigger sits at 5865.

Despite a dip, no tradeable bearish pulse bars have emerged, so bullish swing positions remain in play.

The tug of war continues until Friday, keeping everyone guessing!

Despite no Santa Rally yet, SPX remains poised for a potential bullish push as the week unfolds.

Bearish triggers lacked momentum, and $ADD’s bearish extreme suggests upside potential.

Overnight futures show promise, and the Tag ‘n Turn system is ready for action. A bullish start to the year might still be on the cards.

SPX rebounded sharply after Thursday’s sell-off, forming a potential inverted head-and-shoulders pattern.
Friday’s candle hinted at a narrow-range day, but bearish triggers remain absent.

Price retests its daily rising channel low, keeping the bullish bias intact. With $ADD at a bearish extreme, a short-term bullish move could kick off this shortened holiday week.

As these income swings will profit from sideways-to-bullish action, no immediate action is required unless SPX pushes below Friday’s low.

SPX hovered near the prior range low on Thursday, teasing a move to 6100 but losing steam. Momentum slows as the week wraps, and I’m sticking with my bullish bias.

While a bearish pulse could tempt some, I’m holding off on bearish trades until a clear reversal is confirmed.

Futures hint at another small gap lower, likely followed by a bullish session unless bears decisively take over.