SP500 Remains Bullish After The FED Meeting

S&P 500 has made a very nice retracement recently; in fact for almost the whole November we have seen a pullback of around 5 to 6%, which is quite a lot for the S&P 500, and what is really important is that the market has stopped around the 6500 area, which basically goes back to October 10th when we saw a massive sell-off on that Friday when Trump threatened with new tariffs on China.
But afterwards, as you can see, the market recovered, so it looks like a very beautiful rebound from that zone with impulsive characteristics, even beyond the diagonal and trendline resistance lines. This likely confirms that bulls are ready to resume higher into a potential fifth wave, which can be made by a new lower-degree five-wave bullish cycle.

After the recent projected ABC irregular flat correction in wave (2), we can now see it in a bullish resumption within wave (3), so watch out for a break into all-time highs and 7k area soon.

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The reason why stocks can stay in the bullish trend is bearish USDollar Index – DXY. DXY made higher highs and higher swing lows from September when the Fed cut rates, with stock markets beeing under pressure since expectations for further cuts have decreased. But this has changed recently, and what’s really important now is that despite this recovery from September lows, we still see an overlapping wave structure, so it can easily be a five-wave movement that can even represent a diagonal in wave C, meaning a reversal pattern that could send prices lower now, after completion of the higher-degree wave four.

It can be also leading diagonal, but in both cases we would expect a minimum three-leg a/i-b/ii-c/iii decline that seems underway right now. After the recent projected pullback in wave b/ii, we can now see it coming nicely lower within wave c or iii, and there's room at least down to the open/unfilled GAP at 97.70 area for wave "c", or maybe even lower for wave "iii".

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