Been watching SPY charts all week and honestly can’t figure out what direction it’s heading tomorrow.
Market seems all over the place lately. One day it’s up, next day it drops for no clear reason.
Anyone else finding it harder to predict SPY moves recently? Feel like I’m missing something obvious here.
Volume spikes around 3:30pm usually signal tomorrow’s direction pretty well.
Market’s been all over the place lately with mixed signals everywhere. Zooming out instead of obsessing over daily moves can help.
Watching how SPY bounces off psychological levels like 580 or 590 is way more useful than trying to predict overnight direction.
When VIX jumps above 20, SPY usually gets choppy the next day.
Blew up my account twice trying to predict daily moves. Market volatility’s brutal.
Switched to support/resistance levels and it’s working better. Caught SPY bouncing off 580 support yesterday - 65% win.
Done with forecasting after losing $800 last month on bad predictions. Feels like pure gambling now.
SPY often follows earnings cycles and Fed announcements. Key factors to monitor:
• Overnight futures
• Pre-market volume
• VIX levels
• Economic calendar events
No method is foolproof.
Don’t try predicting tomorrow’s moves - SPY has too many moving parts that shift hourly. Stick to what the chart’s telling you now. I watch for solid support/resistance levels, volume patterns, and momentum signals. When I spot a setup that fits my tested strategy, I take it. If not, I sit out. I’ve made way more money waiting for obvious plays than guessing what’s coming next.