Bulls vs Bears: Will the S&P 500 hit 5,100.00 before 4,700.00?

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Resolves only, if the S&P 500 hits 5,100.00 or 4,700.00 points during official NYSE core trading hours after market creation (2024-02-02).

Resolves NO if $SPX <= 4,700.00

Resolves YES if $SPX >= 5,100.00

I'll extend the closing date as needed. Reference is the provided information by NYSE intraday HIGH/LOW (15-minute delay).

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bought Ṁ18,000 YES

@traders S&P HIGH at 5,103.86 according to https://www.nyse.com/quote/index/SPX, so this question resolves YES. Thanks to everyone for trading ❤

The next question is up, Bulls vs Bears: 1:0

I saw that S&P 500 opened higher then 5,100 points and will resolve the question according to the description in 15 to 20 minutes when NYSE confirms it.

With a closing at 5087.02 points and the HIGH at 5094.39 points it was close, but the conditions haven't been met yet.

Nothing ever happens. Question will be extended for 2 weeks.

predicted NO

This one should be close to Brownian motion, with a slight bias towards bulls given that the S&P appreciates in the long-term but not that much with the window only being 3 months.