Will The S&P 500 Make All-Time New Highs In 2019??? – Part 4

It was only a week ago that I posted,

Will The S&P 500 Make All-Time New Highs In 2019??? – Part 3

Stocks have risen a year after 18 midterm elections since World War II, with the S&P 500 delivering an average return of 14.5 percent, according to LPL Financial Research.

With the S&P 500 up only 1.3 percent since the midterm election last November, there indeed could still be room for stocks to run in 2019,” LPL says in a note.

The year prior to a presidential election has almost always been a good one — in the last 19 such years, the market is up on average 15 percent and 18 out of 19 times it’s been positive, according to Slimmon.

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In the past week, price finally closed above the red glass ceiling, but closed the week below the major resistence level.

Was it a head fake or a breakout and retest before prices move higher? The S&P 500 ETF, SPY represents the following sectors and percentages.

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So the Information Tech SPDR ETF, XLK, price is wedged between previous supply, which is now support and the daily supply at $76.

So the Financial SPDR ETF, XLF, price couldn’t even make it back to the the daily supply at $27.35 and currently sitting in daily demand at $25.25.

So, going back to the original question on the SPY, was it a head fake or a breakout and retest before prices move higher? If price breakdown down and breaches the daily demand on the XLK and XLF, it was a head fake and the chart suggest further downside on the SPY.

Will The S&P 500 Make All-Time New Highs In 2019??? – Part 2

Will The S&P 500 Make All-Time New Highs In 2019???

This post is my personal opinion. I’m not a financial advisor, this isn’t financial advise. Do your own research before making investment decisions.