S&P Emini

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You can listen to David Williams speaking about his $3800.00 S&P forecast along with his late August 2020 call for crude oil to trade at $50.00 into early this year on Ameritrade, with host host Ben Lichtenstein. https://tdameritradenetwork.com/video/rB4AoXbXFDyBdtgpk6YADw

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March S&P

With S&P at $3700.00, our Tues., 01/06 forecast was for continued 100 point advance in Jan., to $3800.00 target. Result? The S&P continued to advance and today completed the $3800 target (session high, $3800.00)!

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March S&P

Our first short entry today was at $3724/$25 and was stopped at $3730.50. Our 2nd forecast was for tradable advance from $3731 to $3739/$40 target. Results? The S&P advance and completed the $3739/$40 target!

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March S&P

Today’s final S&P trade indicated new short entry at $3730 for decline to $3721 profit target. Results? The S&P made a subsequent swing high of $3730 then reversed and completed the $3721 profit target (swing low, $3718.25)!

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March S&P

With S&P trading at $3694.50, our next forecast today was for continued advance to $3709/$10 to occur in today’s 3rd hour. Results? The S&P advanced and completed the $3709/$10 target (3rd hour swing high, $3709.75)!

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March S&P

Our first S&P forecast today was for new short entry at $3713/$14 for decline to $3693/$92 target. Results? The S&P made a subsequent swing high of $3714.00 then declined to the $3693/$92 target (swing low, $3688.50)!

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March S&P

Yesterday (01/04), our S&P forecast was that any breakout above $3683/$84 would make a late session high of $3690/$91. Results? The S&P brokeout above $3683/$84 and made a late session high of $3690/$91 (swing high, $3690.75)!

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Mar., S&P

Our Tues., 12/29 S&P forecast noted a probable decline to $3686/$85 or lower likely to occur on/near Mon., 01/04. Results? After a brief new high, the S&P declined sharply and today (01/04) completed the $3685 target!

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