
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) has shown volatility this week, trading around $562.40 as of March 21, 2025. Analysts noted that the ETF is currently caught between key support and resistance levels, with $560 serving as a critical support point and $573 as a volatility trigger. Observers are watching to see if SPY can maintain its position above the week's Value Area of $562.9, which is crucial for bullish sentiment. Last week, SPY managed to hold above its 50-week moving average of $560.82, a level that will be important as the week closes. The ETF's recent trading suggests a potential breakout could occur above $573, while falling below $560 could lead to further downside risk. The current trading range is identified as $560 to $570, with tactical approaches advised for investors.
$spy close as it reclaimed $559 and $561 but Iโd stay tactical https://t.co/9HzmvyX6o7
$SPY stays above its '25 Value Area by the skin of its teeth , level to watch remains $561.37 https://t.co/R8LflxpWdS
SPY trades at $562.40, stuck between $560 support (stability) & $573 HVL (volatility trigger). ๐ผ Above $573 = increased swings, ๐ฝ Below $560 = downside acceleration. Key range: $560โ$570โwatch for a breakout! https://t.co/43JnVUbMM5






