The Market Isn’t Random — It’s EngineeredUS SPX 500OANDA:SPX500USDinchartswetrustGood morning everyone 🌄 On the chart, I’ve highlighted two examples of large-scale market moves driven by major players — the previous one related to the introduction of new tariffs, and the latest one connected to military actions in Iran. I described both of these scenarios in detail, including the return of the S&P 500 to current levels. For those who haven’t seen that post, let’s break down how this type of move works step by step — because this is where the majority of big money is made. Large players are always the main beneficiaries. ❗️ Crisis → Accumulation → Expansion Panic creates the bottom, smart money accumulates, and the market moves higher. 🔪 Crisis. Since the end of October, a 6800–7000 range had been forming. Multiple failed attempts to break above 7000 were followed by a pullback to the lower boundary of the range. At that exact critical point, military actions began. 🏂🥃 Accumulation. An instant breakdown of the range led to a drop toward 6300 (I was targeting 6150), followed by strong buying from large players. 🚀 Expansion. News about negotiations (first “rocket” on the weekly), the end of military actions (second “rocket” on the weekly), and yesterday evening — a breakout above the all-time high at 7000 (third “rocket” on the weekly). Short-term targets for SPX are hard to define right now, but considering the strength of the impulsive breakout, I’m placing the next target at 7,300. Support — 7,000. Peace 🧘♂️🌍 ⚠️ Disclaimer: All information shared on this channel is for educational and informational purposes only and is not investment advice. The author is not responsible for your trading decisions. Always manage your risks and make decisions independently.