Many people think that the U.S. stock market is a market that continuously breaks technical analysis, but the undeniable fact is that on the basis of a long bull run, when technical indicators repeatedly diverge, especially on a large scale, it will eventually clear out profits and release a wave of risk~

In fact, it hasn't broken technical analysis; it has only delayed execution~
This market has a trait that people love and hate: it can ignore technical indicators for a month, six months, or even two years—so long that you start to doubt yourself, start to think "this time is different"~
But divergence in technical analysis will not disappear; it will only become stronger~
Historically, the #SPX index's monthly technical indicator divergence before crashes in 2000 and 2007 lasted more than 10 months~
Technical indicator divergence usually ends badly~
Now, the #SPX index's monthly technical indicator divergence has accumulated for several months, and the time for correction is getting closer~