S&P 500 Breaks Critical Support Level
Close: 6,672.41 (-0.92%)
Low: 6,638.90
Previous close: 6,734.11
Today’s move is important because the index closed below the critical 6,700 level for the first time.
1️⃣ What has changed today?
✔ A confirmed break of the 6,700 support
We’ve been tracking 6,700 as the must-hold level.
Today:
- SPX opened below 6,713,
- traded weak throughout the session,
- never recovered 6,700,
- and closed at 6,672, firmly below support.
This is the first real technical damage to the uptrend.
2️⃣ What level matters next?
➡ The next confirmation level is 6,650
We defined the breakdown process:
- Close < 6,700 = warning
- Two closes < 6,650 = trend break confirmed
Today we hit 6,638 intraday — the market tested that zone.
But SPX did not close below 6,650.
So:
⚠ Uptrend is not fully broken — but now at high risk.
Tomorrow and Wednesday matter:
- Another close under 6,650 = trend break
- A close back above 6,700 = failed breakdown (bullish reclaim)
3️⃣ Updated Technical Levels
🔻 Downside
- 6,650 (confirmation level) → breaking this ends the uptrend
- 6,500 → first real support
- 6,300 → August base
- 6,150 → 200-day moving average (major support)
🔺 Upside if market recovers
- 6,700 → must reclaim to neutralize breakdown
- 6,800 – 6,830 → resistance
- 6,950 → next target if trend is restored
4️⃣ What today means
🟥 Today = First official breakdown warning
- Support failed
- Trendline likely broken
- Buyers did not defend like they did on Nov 14
This is the first real bearish signal since April.
But…
The full trend reversal only confirms with a close under:
➡ 6,650
Tomorrow is a critical day.
5️⃣ Summary
S&P 500 closed below its key technical support of 6,700 for the first time, signaling the strongest warning yet that the seven-month uptrend may be ending. Today’s intraday low of 6,638 brought the index directly into the next support zone at 6,650 — the level traders view as the true trend-confirmation line. A close below 6,650 would confirm a breakdown, while a move back above 6,700 would indicate a failed breakdown and restore stability. The next 1–2 sessions are critical.
