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Recent analysis of the S&P 500 Index, represented by the symbol SPX-I, highlights concerns regarding its performance amidst market volatility, a robust job market, and rising inflation rates. Expert Jessica Inskip notes that the index was able to sustain a post-election rally, but with its recent close at 5,827, it has crossed below a critical support level of 5,850. This dip suggests a potential bearish trend, indicated by the Ichimoku Cloud analysis, and there are fears that the rally could retract fully, potentially revisiting the next significant support level of 5,783. Additionally, the index has fallen below the 13-week average, further emphasizing its downward momentum and raising caution among investors about future performance.

Consensus
Bearish
Valuation
Overvalued
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DON'T BUY
technical analysis by Jessica Inskip re: volatility, strong job market and higher inflation

The post-election rally kept the S&P up, and Inskip was hoping it would remain above 5,850, a key level. It closed the week today at 5,827, crossing that support. Next level of support is 5,783. According to the Ichimoku Cloud, the S&P chart has turned negative, bearish. Inskip thinks we could roll back the entire post-election rally, taking us down to 5,783. The S&P broke below the 13-week average. 

BUY

For those starting with ETFs, he recommends a fully diversified portfolio. SPX is based in New York and VTI is for the total global market.

COMMENT
He bought an option on the S&P at 3,275 to March 2020 at an average cost of $19. Hold till November? He bought an option on the S&P. Interesting--you can exercise them early. 3,275 is an aggressive target to March 2020, but it could happen. Sure, hang onto November. He doesn't expect much time-value erosion till then. Has potential, but you have challenges making that money. He's prefer taking options if he was going long; it's less risky.
BUY
Despite it's assent is still very reasonable at the current price. He can't imagine a long term decline.
BUY
A very cheap way to play the US market.
TRADE
These options are European settled which means these options can't be excercised prior to maturity. This is the #1 option contract in the world.
DON'T BUY
Could reach $1,050 or drop to $830. May take a rest at this point. Risk/reward is 6/7% upside or 15% drop.
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S&P 500 Index(SPX-I) Rating

Ranking : 3 out of 5

Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 0

Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0

Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 1

Total Signals / Votes : 1

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