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The market rallied off 23,820 last week, closing near 24,120 highs with demand leading. Bias stays constructive into FOMC week.
The market defended 23340–23440 last week, sparking a rally into 23850 where supply capped gains. Bias for next week is neutral-to-bullish above 23600, breakout requires 23880+.
The market tested 23,800 supply last week, rejected, and rotated lower into 23,400 demand. Bias remains balanced-to-bearish into next week with breakdown risk.
NQ defended 23200 demand last week, rebounded into 23620 resistance. Bias shifts to balanced-to-bullish with upside open if 23630 clears.
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The market pressed into 23760 overnight, testing demand with heavy sell flow. Bias leans bearish unless 23800 is reclaimed.
The market tested 23920 resistance last week and faded into 23800. Bias remains responsive inside 23800–23920, with risk of breakdown if 23800 fails.
The market balanced near 23,900 overnight, fading from 23,925 supply into 23,880 demand. Slight bearish bias into RTH unless 23,940 is reclaimed.
The market slipped through 23860 overnight into 23820 demand, sellers showing strength. Bias leans bearish unless 23900 is reclaimed.
The market pushed into 24020 overnight, holding 23950 support. Bias leans bullish into the open unless 23950 fails.
The market broke above 23800 overnight on CPI, holding gains into the open. Bias bullish, but watch for responsive selling near highs.