
Resolves to Yes if the S&P 500 Index close higher on Feb 09, 2024 compared to the previous trading day.
Resolves to No otherwise.
Resolution base on Yahoo! Finance Historical Data
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESPX/history?p=%5ESPX
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U.S. DEC CPI REVISED TO +0.2% (PREV +0.3%)
U.S. DEC CPI EXFOOD/ENERGY UNREVISED AT +0.3%
U.S. CPI REVISIONS REFLECT NEW SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT FACTORS
S&P 500 INDEX FUTURES RISE 0.3% TO PREMARKET HIGH
@Lion I have been predicting that it breaks down back to its 200 day moving avg, but we are basically just where we were after last years pullback if you draw a straight line on the chart.
Factually however, we are at an indicator signal of 12% above 200 day, every time we hit 12% above 200 day avg we have a 3 day pull back.
This market seems that it just does not give a shit about rate cuts anymore at this point and seems to be signaling they want to force JPow to cut unwillingly in May/June/Sept, and just let the market ride to Inauguration 2025.
This can all change if we find out all these Office Mortgages and Auto loans being held by Regional Banks are being messed with like a new version of synthetic CDOs ala 2006-2008.
@Lion Also, I trade a lot different on real stock market platforms than like I do Manifold , I would lose everything If I predict the way I do on Manifold lol