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| In this short video, Lance Roberts & Michael Lebowitz discuss why rallies in the current market keep getting sold. $SPX is beginning to lose momentum after months of steady gains, shifting from higher highs to lower highs. A key factor is the presence of “trapped longs”—investors who bought the dip expecting another V-shaped recovery and are now selling into strength to exit positions. That selling pressure is capping upside moves while key levels like the 100-day moving average are turning into resistance. The next major level to watch is the 200-day moving average. 📺Full episode: & Catch me daily on The Real Investment Show: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealInvestmentShow |
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It’s Q&A Wednesday—you bring the questions, we bring the answers.
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