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I have a question about the s&p 500.

 

How do most of you know when the s&p 500 is going to make a sustainable trend up or down?

 

I'm searching for a kind of method or analysis that ignores short term up (in a downtrend) and short term down (in an uptrend) trends in the s&p 500.

So when the s&p 500 is going down and we have a few up days and after that it goes back down, it was a kind of false signal, how do I avoid such false signals?

 

All insights are welcome

 

TIA

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I have a question about the s&p 500.

 

How do most of you know when the s&p 500 is going to make a sustainable trend up or down?

 

I'm searching for a kind of method or analysis that ignores short term up (in a downtrend) and short term down (in an uptrend) trends in the s&p 500.

So when the s&p 500 is going down and we have a few up days and after that it goes back down, it was a kind of false signal, how do I avoid such false signals?

 

All insights are welcome

 

TIA

 

Use longer term moving averages or look at a weekly/monthly chart instead of a daily chart.

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Study the four phases of stocks: accumulation, markup, distribution and markdown.
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^what they said and also...

 

trendlines on longer time frames

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remember that nothing is exact and trading is war; trading is deception.

Price doesn't always bounce where it 'should'. It sometimes

tests below the trendline to deceive retail before being absorbed and then bouncing. 

I pay attention to the close more so than the current action. 

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The test below the trendline happened as expected (12 handle test 75 down to 62)

Now we are up 30 handles on the week with that weekly trendline bounce

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44 handles off that trendline now...reversion back to 1320

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Originally Posted by stockss View Post

I have a question about the s&p 500.

 

How do most of you know when the s&p 500 is going to make a sustainable trend up or down?

 

I'm searching for a kind of method or analysis that ignores short term up (in a downtrend) and short term down (in an uptrend) trends in the s&p 500.

So when the s&p 500 is going down and we have a few up days and after that it goes back down, it was a kind of false signal, how do I avoid such false signals?

 

All insights are welcome

 

TIA

 

If your intermediate term trend indicator is headed down with strong momentum, then a turn in your short-term trend indicator may simply be a reflection of a short-lived cycle high.

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