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S&P 500 at 7,000? It’s Not Hype — It’s Fibonacci.

Markets may look like they’re defying gravity, but there’s structure behind the surge. The recent parabolic move in the S&P 500 aligns with Fibonacci extension levels mapped out months ago—proof that price often respects math more than media narratives.

While headlines seem to “explain” the action, the real driver is structural anticipation. Fibonacci tools don’t just measure pullbacks; they project targets. And when you view the current uptrend through that lens, 7,000+ isn’t a fantasy. It’s technically in play.

This is not the time to short into strength. It’s the time to understand why it’s happening—so you can align with the move, not fight it.

TransUnion (TRU) Slides 10% in a Single Session

Price action is pressing lower after a sharp breakdown, with support near $69.24 now in play.

Bulls need to hold the line here or risk further downside momentum.

Copart: Support Test in Play

After sliding from $64 highs, CPRT is now hovering near a critical support zone.

Bulls will need to step in quickly or risk a breakdown that could shift long-term momentum.

Party Like It’s 1999?

Cisco is testing levels not seen since the dot-com bubble after a 25-year climb back to the top of its long-term channel.

Investors and traders are watching closely to see if this breakout has real staying power or if history repeats itself once again.

Toyota Charting a Critical Test

Price is consolidating after a strong run, with bulls and bears eyeing the same levels that could decide Toyota’s next major move.

See the levels everyone is watching.

Invesco at a Crossroads

IVZ is pressing into major resistance near $23–$24.

A breakout could target $28+, but failure here risks a pullback toward $17–$18.

Breakout Confirmed
BABA surged through major resistance, confirming its breakout above $167.

Bulls are now eyeing higher targets at $188 and $219.

Failed Breakdown in Play?

KVUE, weighed down by Tylenol headlines, dipped under previous all time lows.

The charts reveals a potential failed breakdown setup worth watching.

Building a Base or Breaking Down?

American Assets Trust has stabilized after a long decline, but price now battles key resistance.

The charts show a pivotal decision ahead.

Higher Low or False Hope?

VSAT fell 10% today, but the charts suggest this could be the start of a higher low.

Traders are watching closely to see if demand steps back in.

Breakout or Fake Out?

LYFT jumped 13% today and is pressing against long-term resistance.

The charts suggest traders must decide if this move is real or just another trap.

NYT: Lawsuit Sparks a Failed Breakout?

President Trump’s $15B lawsuit against The New York Times coincides with price reversing from $62.24 highs.

The failed breakout setup puts pressure back on support.