Join Larry McMillan as he discusses the current state of the stock market on August 11, 2025.
The chart of $SPX remains bullish. The Index pulled back to almost exactly 6200 last Friday, August 1st, and has bounced from there. It also bounced off that level back in early July, so that is now a valid support area. Furthermore, there is support at 6150 -- the old all-time highs as of February. As long as $SPX remains above this 6150-6200 area, its chart is positive and one should maintain a bullish attitude about the stock market. A failure at the 6150 level would likely bring in some heavy selling.
Join Larry McMillan as he discusses the current state of the stock market on July 28, 2025.
The rally that began in early April continues to drive higher into new all-time territory. There hasn't been much of a correction, and so far the internals have held up very well. However, overbought conditions are building, so we need to avoid complacency and pay attention to the indicators.
The $SPX chart is bullish, with support at 6200 (last week's low), 6150 (the previous highs), 6020-6060 (the gap on the chart), and 5920. These are all marked on the $SPX chart in Figure 1.
Join Larry McMillan as he discusses the current state of the stock market on July 21, 2025.
Stocks have continued to plow ahead, with $SPX making repeated new all-time highs this week. For the most part, these new highs have been accompanied by strong internal indicators, too.
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Stocks are making new all-time highs this morning, as this is being written. This includes $SPX and $NDX, but not $RUT (Russell 2000) and $DJX (The Dow). The $SPX chart remains very positive, and now we need to see if this breakout can be sustained, or if it will turn into another miserable failure, similar to what happened this past February. The internal indicators are improving, though, and this may help propel the market to substantially higher prices this time around.
