S&P 500 Technical Analysis for April 10th – Thursday

Bias: Strong Momentum / Broader Uptrend

CMP: 6824.67 (as on 10 Apr 2026)

The S&P 500 has reclaimed the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at 6740.47 and is now pressing against the 6840.19 resistance zone with RSI strengthening near the 60 level. The prior downward sloping trendline, which capped price for several sessions, has been broken to the upside and may now act as support. That trendline flip is the structural story worth watching here.

What the Chart Shows
Price rallied sharply from the 6316.91 low (0.236 Fibonacci retracement) through the 6478.66, 6578.72, and 6659.59 Fibonacci levels, closing at 6824.67. The recovery has established a higher high / higher low formation, with accumulation behaviour visible near the lower levels. The breakout above the downward sloping trendline adds structural significance to this move.

Indicator Signals
RSI is marginally above the 60 level, indicating strengthening momentum. The 40 level has been retested and held on multiple occasions, confirming retention of bullish momentum from the recent lows. A breakdown below 40 would signal weakening trend strength and potential downside risk. Price is also sustaining above the Mid Bollinger Band, which may act as a near-term dynamic support zone.

Key Fibonacci Levels
0 — 6316.91
0.236 — 6478.66
0.382 — 6578.72
0.5 — 6659.59
0.618 — 6740.47

Levels to Watch

Resistance:
6840.19 — Immediate resistance
6875.15 — Major resistance

Support:
6796.87 — Immediate support
6740.47 — Fibonacci 0.618 support
6659.59 — Major support (Fibonacci 0.50)

Structure and Outlook

Short-term structure shows strong uptrend with a possible pullback to retest levels. Medium-term consolidation structure remains intact with buying pressure at lower levels. The broader uptrend on the long-term timeframe remains intact, and any pullback, if it occurs, would be within a continuing uptrend context. The critical zone to monitor is 6740.47 to 6840.19. Risk of a sharp pullback retesting the Mid Bollinger Band support level remains present.

RSI holding 60 after that sharp recovery from 6316 — do you view the trendline flip as confirmation of structural strength, or does the proximity to 6840 resistance suggest a pause is more likely here?

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