The Market Doesn’t Want to Breakdown

By Jani Ziedins | End of Day Analysis

Sep 10
S&P500 daily at end of day

S&P500 daily at end of day

End of Day Update:

Stocks slipped under Tuesday’s lows in early trade, but bounced off of 1,983 and never looked back. The noteworthy thing is we broke support, but no one sold. That tells us most of the people who wanted to sell have already sold. Owners that watched the early morning weakness, shrugged it off and we bounced on the resulting tight supply. This most likely means we are headed back to the upper end of the recent trading range near 2,010. While not a large move higher, it shows us the market is not poised to breakdown.

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Jani Ziedins (pronounced Ya-nee) is a full-time investor and financial analyst that has successfully traded stocks and options for nearly three decades. He has an undergraduate engineering degree from the Colorado School of Mines and two graduate business degrees from the University of Colorado Denver. His prior professional experience includes engineering at Fortune 500 companies, small business consulting, and managing investment real estate. He is now fortunate enough to trade full-time from home, affording him the luxury of spending extra time with his wife and two children.