SPY is being watched for a potential break of its overarching trend line, with support seen near $730 if it breaks.
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So, let's start with the S&P and the QQQ today. They're down, right? S&P and Q's are both down, but I want you to pay attention to something.
S&P. We take a look at this, it's about 11 4 million compared to 42 million. So significantly smaller than lower than average volume, right? But for me taking a look at this, what I see is the following.
Well, first off, I see a small ups sloping trend line that we are trying to break here, right? That could mean a broader downturn, you know, maybe about 1%. But that's not really telling me a whole lot.
What I'm really watching, and the trend line that I kind of gave away by turning and tuning into the spy briefly, is watching this overarching trend line. On the S&P, the same trend line is a trend line I'm watching.
I've spoken over the past couple weeks about how the S&P and the Q's have kind of decoupled. S&P, you can see, continuing to try and push up closer to new all-time highs. We'll see what happens first whether we end up breaking up making new all-time highs or breaking down from this ups sloping trend line.
Similar kind of deal here on the spy. Uh let's say if this breaks ultimately looking for support down here around $730.
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