As indicated in the chart below, the put-call ratio is overly bearish which sets up nicely for a rally in the S&P. In addition, several other indicators show that we might be due for a rally.
If we get a rally over the next several weeks, I'll be watching how the S&P interacts with the 1150-1170 levels of former support and resistance, as well as the 50-day moving average (currently at 1163). Should the S&P fail to break through these levels and start to retreat, it will form the right shoulder of a head and shoulders topping pattern, which would be immensely bearish.
If it forms, this right shoulder should complete well ahead of Terry Laundry's August 26 projected top date.
Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. TASCHEN Books
6 hours ago
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