SP500 Forecast

SP500 Forecast · How the engine works

Three steps from chart to signal.

GFWS21 analyses RSI, EMA, MACD, volume and market structure, looking for confluence across timeframes. SP500Forecast securely reads stored results into the same public and account dashboard. The reference price belongs to signal creation, not the current market. You make the decision.

  1. 01

    Continuous checks

    The GFWS21 engine repeatedly analyses ES futures and SPY across five timeframes.

  2. 02

    Formation and direction

    It identifies recognised technical formations and the direction they point to.

  3. 03

    Timestamped record

    The signal is published here with its price at creation. You decide what to do with it.

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Methodology

What the engine looks for

These are methodologies available in the engine. Not every method appears on ES or SPY, and the list is not a performance claim.

GFWS core

  • Market Structure Reclaim

    Recovery of a broken market structure level.

  • Support Reclaim

    Price regains a support zone after a dip below it.

  • Resistance Breakout

    A close above a defined resistance level.

  • EMA Reclaim

    Price moves back above a key moving average.

  • Liquidity Sweep Reclaim

    Stops are taken beyond a level, then price reclaims it.

  • Trendline Breakout

    A decisive break through a drawn trendline.

  • Volume Climax Reversal

    Exceptional volume that can mark exhaustion.

Larry Williams

  • OOPS! Reversal

    A gap that fails and reverses back through the prior range.

  • 3-Bar Reversal

    A three-bar pattern signalling a turn.

  • %R Extreme Reclaim

    Williams %R recovers from an extreme reading.

Joe Ross

  • 1-2-3 Trend Change

    A classic three-point change of trend.

  • Hook

    A pullback hook that resumes the prevailing trend.

Dan Zanger

  • High-Volume Breakout

    A breakout carried by strong volume.

  • Bull Flag

    A tight consolidation after a sharp advance.

  • Cup & Handle

    A rounded base followed by a shallow handle.

Market structure
Highs, lows and the levels between them.
EMA
Exponential moving averages that describe trend.
RSI and %R
Momentum readings that show stretched conditions.
Volume
Participation that confirms or questions a move.