2026-06-05
SPY fell 2.6% to $738 as the market made a new low of the day on steady selling. A short in NVDA at $207.93 was exited at $207.83 for a $.10 gain.
SPY slipped 1.3% to $747 after a pullback from its highs. A wave of IPOs added supply that weighed on stocks, and a 2.6% drop on June 5 started the slide. News of an Iran deal sparked a 1.8% rally on June 15, but the gains from the SpaceX IPO and the Iran agreement faded as the 50-day moving average was tested repeatedly.
A complete intraday market analysis for each day is listed below.
SPY fell 2.6% to $738 as the market made a new low of the day on steady selling. A short in NVDA at $207.93 was exited at $207.83 for a $.10 gain.
SPY rose 0.2% to $739 after a hard Friday sell-off that followed a run above the EMA 8. Economic data was excellent, with both ISM readings above 54, and good news was already priced in.
SPY fell 0.3% to $737 as the market found support at Friday's low while buyers stayed reluctant. Selling out-of-the-money bullish put spreads was favored over adding to longer-term bullish swing trades.
SPY fell 1.6% to $725 as stock supply from IPOs and offerings weighed on the market. Google raised $85B last week, Open AI planned an IPO, and demand for SpaceX would be tested Friday.
SPY rose 1.7% to $738 despite a week of selling as IPOs and stock supply cast a shadow. Google raised $85 billion, Oracle announced a $20 billion offering and SMCI planned to raise $7 billion.
SPY rose 0.5% to $742 as news that an Iran deal had been reached sparked a rally. Trump said Iran agreed to abandon nuclear weapons, oil was flowing through the strait, and SpaceX was set to go public.
SPY rose 1.8% to $755 as an Iran agreement appeared set to be signed. The technical backdrop was strong, with support above the 50-day MA tested three times before the bounce.
SPY fell 0.6% to $750 after the Iran deal sparked buying and put the market back in rally mode. A holiday Friday, a Fed meeting and triple witching made it an odd week, with no rate cut expected.
SPY fell 1.2% to $741 as profit taking followed Monday's gains. The trend remained up, the FOMC Statement was due with no rate cut expected, and triple witching was set for the next day.
SPY rose 0.8% to $747 as the market recovered losses from a two-day drift lower tied to triple witching. Three Fed officials favored a rate hike, but retreating oil prices were expected to ease inflation.
SPY fell 0.3% to $744 in a quiet start to the week after last week's bounce. A rally above SPY $752 would pave the way for a test of the all-time high.
SPY fell 1.5% to $734 as the 50-day MA was tested, which bulls did not want to see. Sellers had knocked prices down with long red candles, possibly helped by end of quarter rebalancing.
SPY was flat at 0.0% and closed at $733 as the market retested 50-day MA support. Sellers could move price, which limited upside, though that was not a call for a crash, and MU was due to report.
SPY rose 0.1% to $734 as the week's price action stayed bearish. Gains from the SpaceX IPO and Iran MOU were wiped out, and the 50-day MA was tested twice, suggesting a softening market bid.
SPY fell 0.7% to $729 after two weeks of steady selling ended with a close below the 50-day MA. A morning gap higher after MU earnings was smacked down, and China fell 2% overnight.
SPY rose 1.6% to $741 after a soft week in which buyers ignored good earnings. A close below the 50-day MA was a reason to reduce long exposure, not to short, with neither side acting urgently.