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SPY|QQQ Monday 4PM 7/07/2025

July 7, 2025 3 min read

Market Sentiment Analysis

Overall Market Sentiment

SPY (S&P 500 ETF):
– The SPY shows mixed recent activity over the last 13 bars (approximately the last two trading days), with increased volume activity during some bars indicating heightened interest at those price points. From an intraday perspective, the price slightly decreases with a high at 621 and fluctuates around 619-620. There’s a noticeable lack of strong momentum in either direction, suggesting uncertainty or consolidation, awaiting a catalyst for breakout or further decline.

QQQ (Nasdaq-100 ETF):
– Similar to SPY, QQQ in the last 13 bars shows slight downward drift with fluctuation around 550-552. The volume appears concentrated more during certain time periods rather than evenly, hinting at speculated pivot areas. This suggests cautious sentiment with potential pressure building for a more definitive move shortly.

VXX (Volatility Index):
– VXX remains relatively stable with no significant spikes, indicating low volatility expectations in the immediate market future. This reflects somewhat calm sentiment regarding impending drastic moves which aligns with the mild price movement observed in SPY and QQQ.

Sector Analysis

  • XLC: Stable with minor volume; reflecting calm in communication services.
  • XLY & XLP: Slight volatility, particularly in discretionary. Indicates some shifting preferences within consumer sectors.
  • XLE: Displaying relative strength as it’s on a slightly upward trend; energy sees minor buying interest.
  • XLF: Financials are stabilizing post fluctuations; under moderate trading volume.
  • XLV: Modest volume but stable, suggesting no immediate threat or opportunity in healthcare.
  • XLI: Industrials witness mild volumes, with a slight uptrend hinting resilience.
  • XLK: Tech-related price movement suggests consolidative behavior, trading volumes remain moderate.
  • XLB & XLRE: Basic materials and real estate show light trading with minimal directional cues.
  • XLU: Similar stability as seen across other sectors, hinting at damping volatility.

Sector Spotlight: Energy (XLE) shows relative robustness potentially driven by commodity price trends; this sector could see more attention if current conditions persist.

Key Levels to Watch

SPY:
Support: 619, and a more critical level around 615.
Resistance: 621 and 625 for significant upside break.

QQQ:
Support: 550 critical level, below recent tests.
Resistance: 552 and further to 555, potential for bullish momentum if breached.

Scenarios

Bullish Scenario:
– For SPY and QQQ, a breakout above resistance levels (SPY above 621, QQQ above 552) bolstered by positive economic data or earnings surprises could sustain a rally. Technical breakout could spark buying sprees backed by improved sentiment and volume spike.

Bearish Scenario:
– A breakdown under critical supports (SPY below 619, QQQ below 550) due to negative economic developments or geopolitical instability may lead to broader selling and pressure as seen via an increase in VXX. Watch for increased trading volumes confirming bearish pressures.

Overall Commentary

The overall market remains in a “wait-and-see” mode marked by consolidation within established ranges. Volatility remains low as seen in VXX metrics. Current setups may indicate a coiling effect waiting on forthcoming economic indicators or earnings to dictate next significant directional moves. Sector deviations pinpoint energy as a current outperformer, yet it’s mixed across the board. For traders, maintaining alertness for breakouts at defined key levels both up and down is vital while the market sentiment adds patience as a fundamental trading ally.

Charts

  • SPY: finviz dynamic chart for  SPY
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  • VXX: finviz dynamic chart for  VXX
  • Selected Sectors:
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    • XLY: finviz dynamic chart for  XLY
    • XLP: finviz dynamic chart for  XLP
    • XLE: finviz dynamic chart for  XLE
    • XLF: finviz dynamic chart for  XLF
    • XLV: finviz dynamic chart for  XLV
    • XLI: finviz dynamic chart for  XLI
    • XLK: finviz dynamic chart for  XLK
    • XLB: finviz dynamic chart for  XLB
    • XLRE: finviz dynamic chart for  XLRE
    • XLU: finviz dynamic chart for  XLU
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