Watch the S&P 500 closely
With Small Caps and Mid Caps looking increasingly weak, not to mention stock markets across the globe (FTSE, DAX, CAC), we’re keeping a close eye on the S&P 500’s price action. If this major US index does not hold/bounce from this level, the next area of support would be around 1900, a confluence of previous resistance (now turned support) and a parallel trend line running from the November 2012 low. Monitor this situation closely, curious investor. Price tells us everything.
David Zarling, CMT is Head of Investment Strategy and Research for Client First Tax & Wealth Advisors, a Registered Investment Advisor. Using his strong industry insight and background, David is responsible for managing our clients’ investments using the Adaptiv Investment Management System. This proprietary approach is built on the bedrock of supply and demand (aka price), which is used to identify investment trends across all asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies. This top-down approach has proven effective for managing risk in a variety of market environments. With 19+ years of experience in the industry, David brings institutional-class asset management to our clients’ portfolios.
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[…] last couple weeks have done some structural damage to the market. We identified the need to watch the S&P 500 closely back on October 8th. Those levels broke down and were a sign to look for lower prices. We got lower […]
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