EQUITY TECHS: E-MINI S&P: (M5) Bulls Remain In The Driver’s Seat
- RES 4: 6124.00 High Feb 24
- RES 3: 6080.75 High Feb 26
- RES 2: 6057.00 High Mar 3
- RES 1: 6008.00 High May 29
- PRICE: 5904.75 @ 14:17 BST May 30
- SUP 1: 5815.85/5742.22 20- and 50-day EMA values
- SUP 2: 5596.00 Low May 7
- SUP 3: 5455.50 Low Apr 30
- SUP 4: 5355.25 Low Apr 24
A bullish trend condition in S&P E-Minis remains intact. Thursday’s initial gains delivered a print above 5993.50, the May 20 high and a bull trigger. The break highlights a resumption of the uptrend and maintains a price sequence of higher highs and higher lows. 6000.00 has been pierced, an extension would open 6057.00 next, the Mar 3 high. Key support lies at 5742.22, the 50-day EMA. A clear break of this average is required to highlight a reversal.
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