Right now, am I going to be absolutely a bear? Probably not. If we're holding on to the low from today's session... But is this a lower low on the hourly trend count?... The daily trend is potentially down unless you believe this is going to save the day as a higher low.

— Trade Brigade, at 2:52

this is the standard and pores 500 ETF trust by State Street... this has been a ever rising trend in stock values okay with a few interruptions along the way... the dividend has been very very consistently rising. It's very very predictable.

— FAST Graphs, at 6:58

I want to position for some short trades into next week either by some of the spider put flies you mentioned before or looking at selling calls and those names that are really bit up

— SpotGamma, at 40:02

it seems to me that there's the potential to start looking for a low here rather than more downside. There's just one problem. The daily trend, well, it's officially flipped to down.

— Trade Brigade, at 0:00

at these levels, there was a larger than 60% crash in real terms In the 1930s, in the 1970s, in the 2000s. Now, at these levels, the highest levels in history, it's not great to dollar cost average in the S&P 500. Actually, it is great if it crashes and you keep on doing it.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

When supply rises, prices fall. We're about to add the equivalent of the entire stock market of Italy to the equity supply, which means stock prices are about to come under a lot of pressure. In sum, this might be the top. Look out below.

— Prof G Markets

The US stock market is about to get hit with a force more powerful than gravity and that is the force of supply and demand... Supply is about to go way up, which means this is likely the top. Look out below.

— Prof G Markets

in the short term, yeah, absolutely bearish action on the weekly bar count. However, if we just pause and take a 90,000 ft view, has this really done anything to change the weekly trend? And of course, the answer is no.

— Trade Brigade, at 0:00

we broke an important trend line. We broke the 20-day moving average... the path of least resistance is lower... it is now time to play a more defensive posture

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 0:00

If if if not if when we have a pullback in AI, when the story about AI shifts from it still may be great, you know, revolutionary, you know, technology, but when the story shifts from how many hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars can all of these companies spend to hm we

— Rob Berger

I like what I'm seeing on the SPY daily time frame... pullbacks are healthy in an uptrend... The base case, just to be very clear, something that looks like this. Daily higher low using previous resistance, newfound support over a rising 20 SMA... Hourly trend flips back to up...

— Trade Brigade, at 0:00

The market is currently in a stage two uptrend on every timeframe on a weekly, on a daily, on a one-minute timeframe... it's innocent till proven guilty. If it's up here... I don't look at it and say, 'Hey, it's up too much. I'm going to short it.'

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

If the S&P 500 goes nowhere over the next 10 years, given the valuations, it is very probable the 10-year Treasury will beat the market.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

the market is certainly bullish enough where the base case should be seeking continuation of the daily trend

— Trade Brigade

Can you do things like sell QQQ calls to buy S&P puts? Maybe... Look at the spiders though. So much lower.

— SpotGamma, at 9:55

it seems like we're still in an ideal economic window for the stock market to continue performing well, at least for now...this doesn't mean it will be a straight line up from here...we generally expect the trajectory of the market to remain to the upside in today's market enviro

— Bravos Research, at 6:46

am I really concerned about the S&P 500 going sideways at all-time highs? No, not really.

— Trade Brigade, at 0:00

If I had my money, any money in the S&P 500, I would be scared as hell... the potential as we discussed When people realize that the price cannot go on up forever like in Japan, you're looking for 80% crashes... It will likely happen in the next 5 to 10 years. So it might not hap

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

Generally, I do not see any problems here with the weekly chart.

— Trade Brigade, at 2:37

I personally still have put spread hedges in place on the S&P 500. Now, I've come to terms with the entirely likely outcome that those put spreads are going to expire worthless given the current uptrend, but frankly, I'm still happy to have insurance in place.

— Macro Voices