
The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) is approaching its all-time high of 5,670, currently sitting just 40 points away. Following a rally on August 23, the index is attempting to maintain levels above 5,600, with analysts expressing a bullish outlook despite potential limitations ahead of the upcoming jobs report on September 6. Support for the index is noted around 5,550, with a significant drop below this level potentially leading to a decline towards the 50-day moving average at approximately 5,486. The market experienced positive breadth, with the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust ($SPY) trading above 562 and the Russell 2000 ETF ($IWM) rising by 3%. The volatility index (VIX) has also dropped below 16, indicating a bullish sentiment in the market. Analysts anticipate a strong performance from NVIDIA ($NVDA) could further propel the index towards an interim all-time high of 5,700, although some caution remains regarding profit-taking and market reactions to the Jackson Hole economic symposium.
"Is Soft Landing Secured Now?" #SPX recovered from weak Thursday close, and there were subtle clues (shared with clients) as to why interest rate sensitive plays (beyond $IWM) would do better than largecaps Friday – the whole week slated to be a strong one. Little wonder – #rates… https://t.co/owgqgARsKF
$SPX Heisenberg's silly 28 month, 7 day, 20 hr, 34 minute, and 28 second outlook. Disclaimer: For shits and giggles. We can potentially see an interim ATH this week post $NVDA earnings at 5,700. Then a minor dip to 5,400. Before we blast off towards 5,900 to finish the year.… https://t.co/klerSuUGq0
How about #gold #silver push higher and higher? Thursday's premium analysis revealing #SPX prediction too 😉 "The call for day of caution still lasts till we get Jackson Hole resolution. While the upleg is well established, I favor a shallow technical (profit taking) pullback… https://t.co/hIEAqGFdMt

