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SPX6900 Upturn Nears All-Time High as Momentum Builds

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Nikola Lazic
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By Nikola Lazic
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Key Takeaways

  • SPX reached a high of $1.20 but faced resistance.
  • Ascending flat triangle formation signals a potential trend shift.
  • The correction phase is likely if resistance rejects further gains.

The SPX6900 (SPX) price journey has been marked by rapid gains and strong resistance, with technical indicators suggesting either a continued uptrend or an imminent correction.

As SPX approaches a significant resistance level, the direction of its next move remains pivotal.

SPX Price Analysis

SPX began trading around $0.10 on Sept. 30 and gradually gained momentum, reaching a high of $0.330 by Oct. 3 before falling back to $0.20.

After consolidating sideways until Oct. 6, SPX began its first strong uptrend, reaching a high of $0.718 on Oct. 9, rising by 244% from its Oct. 6 low.

This movement formed an ascending channel, retesting its resistance level today. However, the uptrend appears choppy without a distinct wave structure.

SPX price analysis
SPXUSD at $1 resistance | Credit: Nikola Lazic/TradingView 

As the momentum slowed, the price fell to $0.46 before spiking to its all-time high of $1.20 on Oct. 10. Despite the short-lived spike causing an immediate reversal, one more advancement was seen, leading the price decisively back slightly below $1, where it faced resistance. 

The buyers have been gradually increasing the pressure, causing a slight uptrend. Still, the sellers have maintained the same selling price of $1, forming the ascending flat triangle. 

Yesterday, a new advancement started bringing SPX to the lower level of the resistance zone but at a slightly higher price than on Oct. 21. Will it continue past it and make a new all-time high, or is another rejection ahead? 

SPX Price Prediction

A closer look at SPX’s wave structure and Fibonacci levels reveals a five-wave pattern to its all-time high, suggesting that the first uptrend might be over.

That would mean SPX is now in its corrective stage, and its two sub-waves have already developed. 

According to this count, the last rise would be its B wave, which shouldn’t exceed the all-time high.

Instead, an immediate rejection should follow, leading to a downtrend in the development of the C wave.

SPX price prediction
SPXUSD interaction awaited | Credit: Nikola Lazic/TradingView 

Projecting its length with the Fib extension tool like the A wave, we reach a target of $0.51. However, there is an alternative count. 

The ascending flat triangle could be wave 4 from the five-wave impulse, with the price currently developing its final uptrend.

In that case, SPX could continue past the $1 resistance and make a new all-time high, but the upside room would remain limited. 

The interaction result will indicate which scenario is more likely because the price is now at the significant resistance level. 

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Nikola Lazic

Nikola Lazic is a cryptocurrency analyst and investor working in the industry since 2017. He holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology, which enables him to better understand the psychology behind the crowd´s positioning. Consequently his preferred analytical tool is Elliott Wave Theory in combination with price action analysis. Combining his experience in trading and investing with knowledge in content writing he strives to bring the most accurate and actionable information. Expertise: Cryptocurrencies, Technical analysis, Elliott Wave Theory, On-chain metrics, Research reports.
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