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Stock Markets Have Wild Right After the Inflation Number

Cory Russell

Jul 14, 2022 14:49

Technical Analysis of the S&P 500

Due to higher than expected inflation data in the United States, the S&P 500 has been all over the place during trading on Wednesday. This does imply that there will likely be a lot of uncertainty moving forward, and as a result, there will probably be a lot of volatility, which is nothing new in this market. Considering that the market has recovered very well, it is probable that there will still be concerns about our future direction.


The 50 Day EMA breaking below it and moving lower makes the 4000 level above a significant resistance barrier. As a result of the market's definite downturn, I believe it will continue to be a source of considerable anxiety. We can eventually take it below the 3750 threshold. In the end, I believe there is significant negative pressure on this market that might lead to a move to the lows around the $3637 level. The market will collapse if we break down below that level.


Alternately, if we break through the 4000 level, we may try to climb as high as the 4200 level. I anticipate paying great attention to the 4200 level because I think it may provide a chance for the market to make a full recovery. However, despite the fact that Wall Street will almost surely come up with some kind of story to finally drive things higher, I don't see that occurring.

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