CrashWhen

SPY: Road to 160

Short
CrashWhen Updated   
AMEX:SPY   SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRUST
A roadmap to 160 on SPY. Wave A of a mega bear ABC correction will end anywhere between 270-320 on SPY. Wave B of a leading expanding diagonal tend to be violent retracements back towards previous resistance levels i.e. 390 before an impulsive Wave C that should see over a 50% erasure of the value of U.S. equities.

A 1:1 ABC should put SPY at 224. A retest of the March 2020 COVID lows
A 1:1.618 ABC should put SPY at 160. A retest of the double top of the dot com bubble in 2000 and 1st GFC in 2008.

Taking a look at the volume profile of the whole 2008 bull market — 224 is at Value Area High, near a high volume node, but only a .382 retracement of the bull market which is why I lean towards a 1:1.618 ABC at 160, near the .618 retracement of the bull market. As a bonus, a crash to 160 would be a 66.6% crash, so I’m definitely leaning towards 160.

It’s fun to watch end of the world scenarios, 90-99% crash, Worst depression since 1929. But one thing is for sure. Permabears have ALWAYS been wrong. Permabulls have ALWAYS been correct. It’s not a question of whether the stock market will make a new all time high. It’s simply a matter of when.

Furthermore, if you zoom out on charts like AAPL and MSFT, the top 2 holdings in SPX, that does not look like a completed 5 waves of a grand super cycle. If anything that’s either an extended Wave 3 or the beginning of a Wave 4 retracement.

I don’t believe the permabear argument that this is a generational wipeout. Instead, this crash will be a generational opportunity to load up on America’s best companies at a premium discount.
Comment:
SPY fiddling around its 200W MA. Bouncing today to form a Wave 4 to 383-387 before spiraling down to 320 imo. From there... things will get interesting...
Disclaimer

The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.