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S&P 500 Price Forecast – Stock Market Has a Good Day to Close Out the Week

Steven Zhao

Jan 09, 2023 16:32


Technical Analysis of the S&P 500

During the course of Friday's trading day, the S&P 500 E-mini contract rose as the Non-Farm Payroll report came in hotter than anticipated but also revealed that pay inflation was beginning to decline. In that case, wagers were placed that the Federal Reserve would ease monetary policy sooner than they had originally anticipated. Although this is absurd, it seems like there may still be some issues with the 50-Day EMA. There should be a lot of noise between that indication and the 200-Day EMA, even if we break above that signal.


On the other side, a move down to the 3700 level becomes possible if we break down below the 3800 level. In such setting, the market is more likely to be in a "risk off" state, hence the downward pressure will likely intensify. In the end, I don't want to be too nice with this because I do believe we have some significant problems. Nevertheless, given enough time, it is highly possible that there will be a lot of volatility, which will, of course, continue to cause traders to lose money in this setting.


The market is, to put it mildly, highly noisy, so you need be careful with your position size and understand that, more often than not, we will be more back-and-forth than anything else. If you have a great range bound trading method, however, then you may find this market intriguing. As a result, noise will be the norm in this place.