Reuters / Brendan McDermid The S&P 500 has yet to fully regain its losses after a 10% correction. According to technical analysts at Goldman Sachs, the market could be headed higher still, and 3,020 is a key level from which to "watch for signs of a top/turn." Their work is based on the Elliot Wave Principle, which studies charts to identify up-and-down trends in the market. US stocks still have a ways to go before peaking, according to technical analysts at Goldman Sachs. The S&P 500 fell by mo...
GOLDMAN SACHS: Here's the stock-market level we're watching for signs of the top
Business Insider - 25 Feb 2018 18:24
Reuters / Brendan McDermid The S&P 500 has yet to fully regain its losses after a 10% correction. According to technical analysts at Goldman Sachs, the market could be headed higher still, and 3,020 is a key level from which to "watch for signs of a top/turn." Their work is based on the Elliot Wave Principle, which studies charts to identify up-and-down trends in the market. US stocks still have a ways to go before peaking, according to technical analysts at Goldman Sachs. The S&P 500 fell by mo...
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