Monthly Overview (March 2026): $SPX M15 intraday timing model tracked within projected structures across all 4 weeks.
Week of Mar 2–6: Sharp moves on geopolitics + weak jobs. Oil >$90, Strait of Hormuz risks. Models caught impulses, dips & recoveries. Week closed near lower range.
Week of Mar 9–13: Relief rally after Trump comments → inversions + sharp downside on renewed Hormuz threats. Oil to ~$100. Models nailed flips and energy shocks.
Week of Mar 16–20: Clean tracking early → Powell flip → strongest inversion on Iran ground-op headlines. $SPX -7% intraday (largest since tariff shock). 10%+ correction zone in play.
Week of Mar 23–27: Gradual downside bias. Price approached -9% from peak. Key level 6300 tested. Structure held but pressure built into closes.
Overall: Models captured the regime shift — from geopolitics/oil volatility → Fed-driven flip → full corrective move on escalating Iran risks. Downside bias remains elevated. 6300 is the critical line: break = higher probability toward 6000; hold = relief bounce likely first. Watch any de-escalation signals or fresh energy headlines into April.Follow for timing & structure.
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06/03 | $SPX $SPY Model Results
The forecast played out exactly as called: difficult start with weakness into midday, recovery attempt later in the day, and a move lower into the close.
Structure and timing stayed locked in throughout the session.
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$SPX $SPY M15 timing model results.
The projected timing path remained aligned with the session structure through the day. As expected, after 2 PM ET the market began to favor the lower path.
Weekly Update: $SPX $SPY M15 intraday timing model tracked within projected structures across 4 sessions this week.
May 18 (Mon): The structure followed the projected timing path overall and stayed within the expected framework through the full session.
May 19 (Tue): The model kept tracking the path again. Intraday structure stayed aligned with the projected timing and moved within the expected rhythm.
May 20 (Wed): Early selling, followed by a strong upside impulse, clean midday correction, and steady recovery into the close. The model captured the key turns and the midday base very well.
May 22 (Thu): The model stayed in sync with the intraday structure through most of the session.
Another solid week for the model. It maintained good alignment across all four trading days, catching the main moves and timing windows even with some intraday swings. Structure and timing continued to work consistently.
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Weekly Update: $SPX M15 intraday timing model tracked within projected structures across all 5 sessions this week.
May 11 (Mon): The session stayed well aligned with the model. Key swings developed as expected, and the late-session selloff came in near the projected timing window.
May 12 (Tue): Overall the structure held within the projected timing path, with only minor deviations during the day.
May 13 (Wed): Clean tracking. The intraday timing model stayed in line with the projected structure throughout the session.
May 14 (Thu): The structure remained in line with the projected timing model. Key swings and turns developed close to the expected windows.
May 15 (Fri): Early swings, midday reversal, and the late move lower all developed near the projected timing windows. Another solid
A very consistent and clean week for the model. It maintained strong alignment across all five days, catching the main swings and timing windows even with some intraday noise. Structure and timing stayed synchronized.Follow for timing & structure.
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Update: $SPX #SPY M15 intraday forecast. The intraday timing model tracked within the projected structure.
The day started with early selling, followed by a strong upside impulse, a clean midday correction, and then steady recovery with holding near the highs in the afternoon. The model captured the key turns, the midday base, and the overall bullish bias very well.Structure played out cleanly once again.
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