Key Takeaways
SPX went through a steep correction for over two months, but things are starting to look different.
After bottoming out near $0.90, the SPX memecoin quickly reclaimed support and broke out from its corrective trend line.
Technical indicators are giving bullish signals, suggesting that the downtrend may have run its course.
With a fresh breakout from resistance, SPX could be gearing up for its next all-time high price.
The SPX price fell for 64 days after hitting its all-time high of $2.28 on July 28, following a diagonal resistance.
After a 60% price decline, the SPX price fell to a low of $0.90, briefly breaking below the $1.05 horizontal support area.
Luckily for the bulls, the breakdown did not last long, since the SPX price immediately reclaimed the $1.05 area and surged.
Last week, the SPX broke out from its diagonal resistance trendline, confirming that the correction is over.
Today, the SPX price is forming a bullish engulfing candlestick, a notable sign of strength following yesterday’s decline.
The final obstacle for SPX bulls is the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement resistance at $1.75. If a bounce is corrective, this level often acts as the top.
Therefore, a breakout above it will pave the way for a new all-time high price.

Momentum indicators support the bullish SPX prediction. This is especially evident in the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD), which generated a bullish divergence (orange) before the reclaim.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is also increasing and remains above 50, confirming a bullish trend.
As a result, an eventual breakout from the $1.75 resistance level is the most likely future outlook.
The wave count is even more bullish than the price action. According to the count, the SPX price completed a five-wave increase between March and July.
Then, SPX created a complex W-X-Y-X-Z correction (red) that led to those above the $0.91 low.
If the count is accurate, the SPX memecoin has begun the first wave in a new five-wave upward movement.

The impulsive nature of the rally supports this possibility, indicating that a new all-time high is likely next.
If both upward movements have the same length, the SPX price will hit a new all-time high of $2.96 before the end of the year.
Since Wave One has nearly ended, the SPX price may undergo a short-term correction before resuming its upward trend.
The $1.75 resistance level will decide whether SPX can continue higher.
A clean break above it would open the path toward new all-time highs and confirm the start of a larger bullish cycle.
The wave count and momentum back this scenario, pointing toward $2.96 as the next primary target.
While short-term pullbacks may occur, the long-term outlook for the SPX appears more bullish than it has in months.