Like in MSFT, SPX posted a bearish island reversal on Friday. Bearish for risk assets.
An island reversal is a price pattern on bar charts or candlestick charts that, on a daily chart, features a grouping of days separated on either side by gaps in the price action. This price pattern suggests that prices may reverse whatever trend they are currently exhibiting, whether from upward to downward or from downward to upward.
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An island reversal is a price pattern on bar charts or candlestick charts that, on a daily chart, features a grouping of days separated on either side by gaps in the price action. This price pattern suggests that prices may reverse whatever trend they are currently exhibiting, whether from upward to downward or from downward to upward.
Please like and share if you appreciate this market update.
We are algorithmic traders and certified Elliotticians. We publish Elliott Wave and algo technical analysis on a daily basis for indices, stocks, cryptos, commodities, VIX, DXY, in weekly, daily and 4-hour timeframes. Our counts are not drawn subjectively but backed by solid algo trading evidence. We also answer all your questions regarding the Elliott Wave Principle!
Cryptos are updated every day of the week and on Saturday, if necessary.
Traditional assets are updated every day of the week.
Elliott wave & Fibonacci labelling:
Common path in white, bullish count in green, bearish count in red.