Technical Outlook:
- S&P 500 (SPX) had one of its biggest sell-offs of the year on Friday, catching the large majority of market participants by surprise.
- SPX broke its 50-day moving average and closed below it for the first time since 6/29.
- The volume on SPDRs S&P 500 (SPY) was more than triple the normal average and the highest since the Brexit sell-off.
- Key test of support today at the 2120 level to bwe in play today.
- Rising support off of the February lows, connected by the Brexit lows, is also in play today at 2098-2100.
- CBOE Market Volatility (VIX) has a major rally on Friday, pushing 40% higher to 17.50 and breaking out of key resistance.
- Russell 2000 (RUT) broke down and out of the rising channel on Friday.
- Nasdaq (QQQ) broke its short-term trend-line and confirmed the short-term distribution pattern.
- Plenty of Fed speak today that will influence the market. Most notably at 8am and 1pm eastern.
- Three support levels that I had been watching going into Friday were all broken on SPX: 2168, 2155, and 2147.
My Trades:
- Added one new short position on Friday.
- Closed out GS on Friday at $168.90 for a 0.3% profit.
- Closed out DOW at $53.28 on Friday for a 1.5% loss.
- Remain short: TGT at $70.30, MSFT at $57.50, GME at $27.97, T at $40.63.71
- Remain long SPXU at $23.01
- May add 1-2 new swing-trades to the portfolio today.
- Will consider adding new long positions to the portfolio if the market shows signs of putting together a possible bounce.
- Currently 50% Short (counting SPXU is a short on SPX) / 50% Cash
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Chart for SPX:
S&P 500 (SPX)

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