Using EUR/USD as an indicator for future movements in the Stock Market has been a very helpful. Here is what they indicate in the near future.
The price action is very toppish. After reaching 1.50 target, EUR/USD has been trading in a thin range. This means only two things – this is consolidation before another leg up or distribution. Only time will tell which is which, but I personally believe this is distribution and the next target for the pair is 1.48.
As for the SPX, for the bear case to stay intact we need to trade hold resistance at 1087-1088 area. If this area holds, next target is 1060. For those, who are interested in a bigger picture, a 30 points up or down may mean nothing, and a weekly chart is more of an interest, which looks also threatening for the bulls.
First of all, there is a huge resistance from that 2 year old trendline. Second, we have 2 bearish candlestick hammers. Third, it looks like the rising wedge has reached climax point.
So, all in all, playing on the short side right now is going to be more lucrative than on the long. Still, there is a good chance that bulls are not going to surrender easily, so I suggest to use smaller positions and tighter stops.
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