• US 500 index erases bearish correction

  • MACD and RSI show mixed signals

The US 500 cash index is recouping some losses after it lost almost 6% from the 5,240 high. The price dived to a fresh two-month low of 4,924 but failed to have a closing day beneath the 100-day simple moving average (SMA). The market has been in a downside correction in the short-term view with the MACD endorsing this view as it is standing beneath its trigger and zero lines; however, the RSI is pointing upwards after the pullback near the 30 level.

In case of an upward attempt, the index would likely meet resistance at the 50-day SMA, currently around 5,121 ahead of the 5,140 resistance level. A break higher would ease the downside pressure, while a climb above the 5,240 bar and the all-time high of 5,282 would help turn the short-term bias to a bullish one.

In the negative scenario, immediate support to further declines may take the price until the 4,924-4,950 support region before resting near the 4,800-4,840 restrictive area.

Overall, the long-term outlook remains positive as the market is still holding above the 200-day SMA, and the short-term bearish move may come to an end.

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