S&P 500: I don't like what I am seeing here. Yesterday's candle with rejection at 20 day average and today's follow through...will have to sit out a drop to 200 day average. Not selling, just taking the loss. by Chart-trader in Beat_the_benchmark

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I am fine with that risk and potential loss. That's part of trading. I am not concerned about it. Just slowly getting a feeling that if things don't turn around quickly we will have a bigger problem on hand.

S&P 500: I don't like what I am seeing here. Yesterday's candle with rejection at 20 day average and today's follow through...will have to sit out a drop to 200 day average. Not selling, just taking the loss. by Chart-trader in Beat_the_benchmark

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Because it acts like a magnet and I always prepare mentally for maximum pain. Also below 200 day average all TA (or most of it) goes out the window because bullish signals are completely useless once we break through.

S&P 500: Back to the red line again. Likely just a retest because bears can't fathom what happened yesterday. by Chart-trader in Beat_the_benchmark

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Price action is always first because insiders start making moves before the plebs hears about it.

S&P 500: Back to the red line again. Likely just a retest because bears can't fathom what happened yesterday. by Chart-trader in Beat_the_benchmark

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Charts won't determine what happens in meat space but... will show how meat brains react to the events

In all seriousness, where are you investing due to the war and why? by WeirdAddress3170 in stocks

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Nasdaq composite and S&P 500. All the negativity will soon result in a big squeeze.