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The Finance Hydra25 Sept 2025, 02:45 UTC
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The analysis indicates SPY and QQQ are signaling topping patterns, losing support levels. SPY is losing the $662 support, suggesting a pullback to $652.21 is plausible. A bearish harami pattern on the daily chart reinforces this, however, a pullback to the 21-day EMA is possible without reversing the medium-term uptrend. Failure of all support would indicate a reversal. QQQ signals collapse, targeting the $578.55 range. TSLA shows a bearish engulfing but may aim $400. Gold is explored as well, and shows a top and divergence with the SPY. INTC shows a $31.73 resistance with target to $37.16.
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