SPX Daily Levels For Monday 6/30/2025 🎯

SPX support and resistance levels for Monday

Levels for Monday are in the chart and listed below:

🎯 Daily SPX Levels:

• 6207-Red

• 6197-Red

• 6181-Pink

• 6155-Pink

• 6131-Red

• 6119-Red

🎯 Weekly SPX Levels:

• NA-Blue

• NA-Blue

🎯 June SPX Monthly Range:

• 6146-5615-Purple

🎯 String Input: Copy and Paste this into the Indicator

• 6207,6197,6181,6155,6130,6119,0,0,6146,5615

Red and Pink Levels are updated Daily. (Daily Levels)

Blue Levels are updated Weekly before Mondays open. (Weekly Levels)

Purple Levels are updated beginning of each Month. (Monthly Range)

If necessary, I will provide additional daily levels in Substack’s chat thread to account for market gaps.

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Levels Converted to ES Below:

🎯 Daily ES Levels:

We are now using September Contract.

Manual ES Spread=51.5

• 6258.5-Red

• 6248.5-Red

• 6232.5-Pink

• 6206.5-Pink

• 6181.5-Red

• 6170.5-Red

🎯 Weekly ES Levels:

• NA-Blue

• NA-Blue

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Levels Converted to SPY Below:

🎯 Daily SPY Levels:

Manual SPY Ratio: 10.04

• 618.23-Red

• 617.23-Red

• 615.64-Pink

• 613.05-Pink

• 610.56-Red

• 609.46-Red

🎯 Weekly SPY Levels:

• NA-Blue

• NA-Blue

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📣 Key News Events This Week:

But first here is how I treat news events. Rather than attempting to forecast where the market will head during these news events, I see them as moments when market algorithms swiftly push prices in their intended direction, regardless of the news itself. As traders, we can’t reliably predict how the market’s emotions will interpret good or bad news—sometimes it defies logic entirely. Good news might trigger sell-offs, while bad news could spark rallies. Instead of guessing, we should focus on reacting to live price action, letting it guide us based on how it aligns with our technical analysis.

• Monday, June 30, 2025:
  09:45 Chicago PMI

• Tuesday, July 1, 2025:
  09:30 Fed Chair Powell Speaks
  09:45 S&P Global Manufacturing PMI
  10:00 ISM Manufacturing PMI
  10:00 JOLTS Job Openings

• Wednesday, July 2, 2025:
  08:15 ADP Nonfarm Employment Change
  10:30 Crude Oil Inventories

• Thursday, July 3, 2025:
  Holiday United States - Independence Day - Early close at 13:00
  08:30 Average Hourly Earnings
  08:30 Initial Jobless Claims
  08:30 Nonfarm Payrolls
  08:30 Unemployment Rate
  09:45 S&P Global Services PMI
  10:00 ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI

• Friday, July 4, 2025:
  All Day Holiday United States - Independence Day 🎇

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📊 Here are charts of the larger patterns I’m watching below:

• Hourly Chart From 6/29: We hit the monthly range high at 6,146 (marked as the purple level), a target identified June 1st 🎯. It’s also possible that month-end markup could drive the price to close above 6,146. Traders who targeted this level for the month should now be nearing full profit, and it may be wise to consider taking partial or full profits at this point. Additionally, there’s a confluence of the previous all-time high trendline and channel resistance around 6,230 expected to hold throughout Monday. A rejection at this level could push the price toward the channel’s midline. That said, I don’t depend solely on trendlines—they are just one element I combine with my algorithmically generated support and resistance levels to create a comprehensive analysis. Note that this assessment is based on June 29, 2025, and upcoming events like Fed Chair Powell's speech on July 1 could influence market movement. Always base your trades on the market's current conditions, not on predictions.

  

• Daily Chart From 6/29:

  

• Weekly Chart From 6/29: This is a weekly log scale chart of the S&P 500 dating back to 2009, which showcases its typical bullish pattern over the years. The chart indicates there’s still significant room for the price to move both upward and downward from its current level. It’s common for analysts to predict market tops when new all-time highs are reached, but based on this long-term view, the market doesn’t appear overextended. A hidden trendline at 0.75 of the rising channel aligns with a level of 6,320 for July, offering a key reference point. When studying a channel, you can identify support and resistance at the top, middle, bottom, and even fractional increments in between. Additionally, there’s a yellow rising wedge pattern visible below, but the recent upward surge makes me question the reliability of the lower trendline, especially since the price has already broken through it once.

  

📣 Announcement:

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Updated Precision Levels 3.0

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👇 Below are Hyperlinks to previous content shared in this newsletter. I recommend reading through all of it to better understand how to use this information to secure your edge:

• Overview of the Quantitative Algorithm

• A Day Traders Guide to Using Support and Resistance

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Overview of the Quantitative Algorithms

A Day Trader’s Guide to Using Support and Resistance Levels

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