S&P 500 Heads Beyond the 4100 Level on a Global Economic Rebound

S&P 500 Price Analysis – April 8

S&P 500 renewed its year high by rising above 4100 at the time of this post. The index is consolidating under a new record high of 4102.5, posted after a 0.12% rally on Thursday, sparked by positive market sentiment. The global economy jumped as optimism about rapid growth surpassed geopolitical risks.

Key Levels
Resistance Levels: 4300, 4200 4100
Support Levels: 4000, 3900, 3800
S&P 500 Long term Trend: Bullish
The S&P 500 has gained ground after a month of strong negative sessions, with the RSI indicator turning up and establishing a bullish crossover towards its overbought territory. Currently, the price found resistance at the horizontal line at 4100 levels and the price is moving is still trending to flip the resistance into support.

A close beyond 4100 remains in the picture, indicating the level as possible solid support. Meanwhile, the 4000 levels are likely to act as support on the downside. Trading above this region will help to hold the emphasis to the upside, towards the 4200 levels. If the index fails to close the day above the 4100, which is currently seen as a fresh zone for the bulls, the level at 4000 could support the buying pressure to remain intact.
S&P 500 short term Trend: Ranging
On the four-hour time frame, price action has broken through the 4100 resistance line but eased to 4089 near-term lows. A break beneath the 4-hour MA 13 at the bottom invalidates the bullish run, while sustained trading above the 4100 top confirms the uptrend. On the downside, if the S&P 500 succeeds to break lower through the MA 5 and MA 13 confluence zone, it can fall to the 4000 levels.

Otherwise, if sellers fail to drive the S&P 500 below to the key 4000 levels and the 4-hour moving average 5 and 13 it may increase the risk of a move higher towards the 4200 levels. In the event selling interest persists, the key support region of 3950 and the 3900 levels, which overlaps with the ascending trendline from March could halt the decline.

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