SPY

Up 0.70% to 777.88, just 0.2% shy of the 779.37 all-time zone at the 99th percentile of range, comfortably above the 20-day (754.54) and 50-day (748.48). Benign CPI and PPI dragged September hike odds down to ~35%; in Friday's data vacuum the only landmine left is profit-taking. RSI 67.4 runs warm and the high came on shrinking volume (0.72 RVOL) — poor risk/reward for fresh chasing. WSB rank #2 with mentions climbing 341→449: retail is frothy. At record altitude with hot sentiment, wait for a 20-day retest before adding.

The S&P 500 ETF inched up 0.25% to 772.49, closing near records after the in-line July CPI, less than 1% below its 52-week high of 776.85. RSI at 64.4 is firm without being overbought, and price holds above all major SMAs. With rate-hike fears easing and AI earnings strong, the short-term trend is healthy; a pullback toward the 20-day SMA (753.19) offers a better reference point. It also ranks #3 on WSB mentions, keeping retail attention elevated.

Down 0.32% with RSI at 63.3, above every moving average and within 1% of its 52-week high. Today's 08:30 CPI is the week's single largest variable.

Down 0.03% at $773.03, hugging the 52-week high of $776.85 with RSI at 65.7. Wednesday's CPI print, consensus 3.4%, is the pivotal near-term variable.

Up 0.61% to 773.26 with RSI firm at 66.0, just 0.5% below the $776.85 high, as the S&P's 7,757.64 marked a record close capping its strongest week since April; the trend is intact.

Down 0.16% with RSI still firm at 63.7, just 1.1% below the $776.85 high; the S&P ended its record streak with only a mild decline, leaving the trend structure intact.

The S&P 500 ETF, roughly flat today, 10% above the SMA200, RSI 64.7. A healthy index trend — AI leaders diverge but the index holds steady.

Up 1.80% to 771.33, printing a fresh 52-week high of 773.41 with RSI firm at 66.0, as the S&P's 7,736.52 marked its first record close in two months; the trend is intact.

Up 1.42% to 757.67, just 0.4% from the 760.40 high with a healthy RSI of 59.5 — driven by Iran de-escalation plus megacap earnings, with the trend intact.

Up 0.24% with a neutral RSI of 47.1. Index-level calm masks violent internal dispersion — the Dow rose 0.93% while the Nasdaq fell 0.63%, a rotation concealed by cap-weighting

The S&P slipped 1.2% back under its 50-day — earnings double-crash, oil through $100, FOMC ahead; treat it as range-bound with $715 the bulls' line

Up 0.8% to 748, snapping a three-day slide; with 407 companies reporting and the Fed in blackout, watch from the range top

Down 0.99% to $743.29 on a day when 8 of 11 sectors rose — the carnage is confined to AI hardware, and defensives are keeping the index respectable

Down 0.5% to $750.72 — the AI-infrastructure rout was offset by defensives and pharma; a calm index hiding a bleeding tape

Up 0.4% to $754.81, pressing record highs again — the cool-CPI-plus-bank-earnings combo that even IBM's crash couldn't stop

Down 0.8% to $749.17 — defensives held the index up; tonight's CPI plus the megabank prints referee the next move

Up 0.4%, half a step from records — but 9 of 11 sectors fell; breadth this narrow means AI megacaps hold up the sky alone

Up 0.8%, a step from record highs with chips carrying the baton; $740 (the 20/50-day band) is retest support

Down 0.3%, holding the 20-day; hike odds and oil dominate near term — caution below $740

-0.5% off the highs; the 20-day ($741) is first support — the chip drag hasn't hurt structure

+0.9% into record territory above the 20-day ($741); a $738 retest is the dip-buy

Pre-holiday drift above the 20-day ($741); the $737 50-day retest is the dip-buy spot

Tight consolidation above the 50-day ($737); that retest is the dip-buy spot