SP500 Has Done THIS Once In 30 years (Will This Time Be Different) | Stock Market Technical Analysis

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[@matrixist]

Big money is pouring into bonds and oiut of stocks. Retail buys in hopes of new highs whip funds exit during the rallies.

[@karinhinterleitner4449]

Your Videos are so helpful and Clearing the big picture. Thank you so much!

[@all4fishingaustralia514]

Thanks Jason, on a medium term view - with interest rates coming down - the Russell still looks attractive.

[@charlesmarshall8731]

Thanks Jason- given the sharp pull back/ crash two weeks ago, how do you avoid stopping out on more than reasonable stops which got triggered over the weekend before Mondays open?

[@rgr6699]

Always look forward to you analysis - help to cut through the noise of the past week

[@Leopardipzg]

yeah, nice to sit down on saturday morning with a cup of coffee when the week's dust has settled

[@lauriescify]

Amazing change of sentiment in a couple of days.

[@sanjaypunjabi2458]

Lovely video. Please can you guide us to what point consolidation will happen in Sp500 and Nasdaq. what point we should buy this market as it will break the all-time high ?

[@WishBlessing]

Thanks Jason!

[@jdchance3655]

thanks for the video

[@rob2530]

Great insights, thank you 😊

[@chrisp3044]

Excellent logicial video as usual

[@edfitzpatrick1005]

I always appreciate your perspective, thanks!

[@philipladson228]

Great thanks Jason

[@andamookaliquorstore4407]

Thanks Jason

[@petertemby6920]

Very useful commentary Jason

[@danielbuckett5913]

Thanks for the video.

[@RoTelnCheese]

Your technical analysis of the market is top drawer. Cheers mate, excellent work

[@qualityengineeringsolution8148]

Interesting, thanks

[@jennywiltshire7354]

Great analysis, thanks

[@StenPalmer]

Thanks again Jason!

[@timkrouse345]

Great insights. Thanks!

[@splinter1012]

Love these weekly updates thank you

[@grantp4022]

Great video and analysis Jason.

[@tahseengoni5242]

Thank you for your insights as always Jason.

[@johnpiccioli650]

Thank you Jason, great analysis as usual. Very interesting insight.

[@arthurschuler8906]

Thank you

[@davidpayton5430]

Great analysis as always - thanks Jason

[@pmaharjangood7215]

Thank you Jason as always great insight on the market 👍

[@Tim_in_Australia]

Thanks for the video - great as always Jason.

[@bobdawson640]

Thanks, Jason. Excellent analysis.

[@john2097]

Thanks for putting this video together

[@felicitymabudusha4761]

I wonder if linear analysis gives an extra edge?

[@keithdavis9897]

thank you for this analysis................very helpful

[@stakicds]

Cheers for the video, enjoy it immensely

[@VideoAssociates]

Im 50% of my folio in sp500, the other half is in energy in Australia... Coal, Gas and Petroleum

[@leomat3431]

Thank you for the analysis. Great ad always

[@andrewsauter8749]

Thanks Jason, always very helpful. Been an interesting time of late!! 👌👍

[@timwood101]

always enjoy

[@brendanwalker2483]

Thanks for sharing your wealth of experience and knowledge with us

[@PaulShort-td8im]

Thanks Jason.

[@roddunne]

Great analysis Jason. Been some low volumes this week so it's been odd to see such a rebound on the S&P - like its being willed higher (or possibly just the tech stocks doing the heavy lifting once more). Would welcome your thoughts looking ahead on the _potential_ trends (September usually choppy / uncertainty around US election period / slow growth in year 1 of a new presidency)

[@sinbadlook]

how di dyou come up with that resistant line? It doesn't look like a resistant line.

[@brentcowan8077]

1929 and 1987 crashes began with quick 10% declines then 2-3 week rebounds exactly 55 days after the tops were made markets crashed so watch last week in September

[@StockFollower]

As usual, an excellent level-headed commentary on the biggest Bourse of this planet. I'm wondering just how the US Presidential election will affect the financial markets,...and Vice Versa. Will Market tantrums by big players create a particular election result? Donald, are you listening?

[@gianmariamalmesi4133]

Fundamentals has little changed since the Russell breakout, a rate cut cycle is still coming and valuations compared to the SP are still cheap. I got in the Russell on April 23rd on the rebound from the April decline, still in and confident it can still get close to 2400 if and when (Jackson Hole ?) we'll get some positive news about monetary easing.

[@andrewsauter8749]

Thanks!

[@MotionTrader]

Thanks, Andrew. I always appreciate your support. It's great having viewers like you :-)

[@garysmithers01]

ASX: MMM, why does ASX allow us to purchase shares into any company that is looking at delisting back on 24th June & allows investors to meep buying shares up until it desisted. Didn't realised, thought I would buy a penny stock & top it up every so often until it desisted. Marley Spoon is a reasonable large company. It's like being in a PONSI scheme.

[@alanrenshaw3057]

Interesting

[@darrenhere5856]

good stuff, but with buyback window open into first half of sept, NVDA earnings upcoming and pension fund shuffling, i am betting its going higher..

[@gabrielw7773]

DXY down, HYG up, XLF up that's all that needs to be said as to where the stock market is going. Institutions are willing to buy in this scenario. Just follow the trend of these 3 market peripherals that drive the stock market as they tell you why the stock market goes up or down.

[@alexanderkonieczka2592]

i was thinking most foreign countries are struggling and they control 50% of the dollars used for commodities exchange. if one goes down everyone will suffer so they will all get together and hold hands and inflate the markets back up through currency devaluation. the markets will be a lot higher but you will not be able to buy as much.

[@everythingcrypto5577]

2024 = 2014

[@growproteas1148]

I believe something you did not consider - corrections under 10% are more likely to rally back to highs vs larger corrections that require retests. 2018 was a 13% corrections - thus the retest. 2014 was 9.8% and the current one is 9.7% - so I see new highs coming!

[@brianheneghan3063]

Thanks Jason

[@Ganesh-Kannan]

Thank you

[@mabooth10]

Thanks Jason for these valuable insights.

[@tomryan7518]

Thanks for the video

[@chrisshuttleworth]

Thanks Jason!

[@Wyndsonge]

Thanks Jason

[@MartinD.-yr9jh]

Thanks Jason

[@peterjankowski91]

Thanks Jason