S&P 500 to 7300 over the next 60 daysS&P 500SP:SPXwithout_worries** Short term outlook ** On the above daily chart: 1. Price action prints multiple higher lows. 2. An RSI resistance breakout has printed. 3. The last higher low print is followed with a confirmation of support on past resistance. 4. An inverse head and shoulder print confirms, with forecast to 7300 1st resistance test @ 7300, which should print inside the next 60 days. Conclusions Alright, here’s the idea in plain English (because the market doesn’t care about your feelings, and neither does my chart). The daily structure is doing that annoying but encouraging thing: higher lows stacking up like a queue of people pretending they’re “just browsing.” That’s usually bullish. And now we see RSI finally breaks its downtrend resistance, which is basically momentum saying, “Fine. I’ll get up. Happy now?” Additionally the most recent higher low didn’t just happen, it got confirmed by support holding where resistance used to be. Classic role reversal. Like your ex suddenly being “nice” once you’ve moved on. Finally, let’s throw the inverse head & shoulders into the mix, the measured expected move puts the first serious resistance test around 7300. Base case: Price grinds higher and tags ~7300 within the next ~60 days, with 7300 acting as the first meaningful “prove it” level. If this fails: If price loses the reclaimed support zone, well that'll be interesting.. this whole bullish setup becomes a lovely piece of modern art interesting to look at, useless for making money. For the real money makers, keep the inbox open. Ww ============================================ Disclaimer This is not financial advice. It’s a chart-based opinion, which is a fancy way of saying: a guess with drawings. Markets can and will do whatever they want because they’re powered by: algorithms, panic, euphoria, and people who think “stonks” is a strategy. Past performance, chart patterns, RSI breakouts, and confident arrows pointing upward do not guarantee future results. They barely guarantee a good mood. If you trade this idea, you’re doing it at your own risk. Use position sizing, stops, and common sense (or at least rent some). I’m not responsible for losses, missed gains, emotional damage, or you shouting at your phone like it owes you money.