S&P 500 – Structural Roadmap & Macro Context

Introduction

The S&P 500 remains one of the most important global risk benchmarks, influencing capital flows, sentiment, and cross-asset behavior.
This analysis focuses on the structural and wave-based framework of the index, shared strictly for macro context and market understanding, not for short-term trading or execution.

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Key Observations

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1. Wave Structure (The Roadmap)

The index has respected its broader Elliott Wave structure well. The recent dip toward the 6,600 zone appears to have completed the corrective Wave (4) (Blue), aligning precisely with the lower boundary of the rising channel.

Price behavior since then suggests the market is transitioning into the early phase of Wave (5) — typically the final bullish leg of the cycle, subject to continued structural validation.

On the internal degree, the market appears to have completed a short-term 1–2 setup, with price beginning to initiate a potential Wave 3 extension within Wave (5).

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2. Key Support Zones (The Floor)

• 6,600 – Structural support and Wave (4) low, aligned with channel support

• Invalidation Level: A daily close below 6,500 would invalidate this specific wave interpretation and require reassessment

The bounce from this zone reinforces the bullish structural framework.

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3. Key Resistance & Reference Targets

• 6,925 – 6,985: Immediate resistance zone (previous highs)

• 7,497: Projection zone for the developing internal wave extension

• 7,734 – 7,900: Broader reference zone for Wave (5) completion, based on channel and wave projections

These levels act as structural reference zones, not execution targets.

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4. RSI and Momentum

• RSI (Daily): ~49.75

Momentum has reset to neutral territory, neither overbought nor exhausted. Historically, such conditions allow room for trend continuation without immediate momentum constraints.

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5. My Final View

The primary trend remains bullish, with the recent correction appearing mature rather than trend-breaking.

• View: Structure favors continuation over reversal

• Approach: Trend-following bias rather than counter-trend positioning

• Risk Note: Structural validity holds as long as price remains above channel support

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Disclaimer

This analysis is shared strictly for educational and macro-structural purposes.
It does not constitute trading advice or investment recommendations. Always apply appropriate risk management.

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