AntiVestor - Trading The Stock Market & Income Trading
Sep 29, 2026 · 5 min · 7 segments
https://youtu.be/BWnIsw3py2g Navigating market volatility in 2026 requires a mechanical approach. Learn how we profit from the current sideways grind. This analysis…
Phil NewtonHost
So is this market a car crash waiting to happen? These markets continue to be up a day and down a day.
What we think will happen doesn't happen, and when it starts to look like it will, it stops.
And I've got to check the calendar for some sort of April Fool's Day prank, but this whole year has been like this on and off.
The whole situation resembles a car crash scene from Final Destination, and I'm just waiting for the logging truck to come round the corner.
most of the index attends in an advisory capacity once again a few of the names are just pulling the index up and the majority of the the market is predominantly bearish and you can see that on the sentiment charts when we've looked at them in the past a handful of stocks are giving the index movements and the reality has basically left the building with elders the gold bull setup that we also looked at last week and the week before has ultimately gone through its void level.
So it's been there so long, it looked like it might be starting to get its mail delivered there.
Over on the SPX charts, we've got the clearer chart without my usual software tools just so you can see the price action once again that 76 60 level is just being flirted with for the moment and as i'm talking we are seeing the market rally just a little bit in the pre-market so should we get the recession pushed through that level we could see a nice fast drop down to that 75 50 zone which is what i'm eyeing for the moment but right now again it is looking like we're just developing yet another consolidation Talking of consolidations, Bitcoin is grinding sideways, which does seem to be the standard procedure for the last couple of days on Bitcoin.
It's ran to its first target, just meandering sideways on low volume, still above the breakout levels and a move above about the 85,000.
So is this market a car crash waiting to happen? These markets continue to be up a day and down a day.
What we think will happen doesn't happen, and when it starts to look like it will, it stops.
And I've got to check the calendar for some sort of April Fool's Day prank, but this whole year has been like this on and off.
The whole situation resembles a car crash scene from Final Destination, and I'm just waiting for the logging truck to come round the corner.
most of the index attends in an advisory capacity once again a few of the names are just pulling the index up and the majority of the the market is predominantly bearish and you can see that on the sentiment charts when we've looked at them in the past a handful of stocks are giving the index movements and the reality has basically left the building with elders the gold bull setup that we also looked at last week and the week before has ultimately gone through its void level.
So it's been there so long, it looked like it might be starting to get its mail delivered there.
Over on the SPX charts, we've got the clearer chart without my usual software tools just so you can see the price action once again that 76 60 level is just being flirted with for the moment and as i'm talking we are seeing the market rally just a little bit in the pre-market so should we get the recession pushed through that level we could see a nice fast drop down to that 75 50 zone which is what i'm eyeing for the moment but right now again it is looking like we're just developing yet another consolidation Talking of consolidations, Bitcoin is grinding sideways, which does seem to be the standard procedure for the last couple of days on Bitcoin.
It's ran to its first target, just meandering sideways on low volume, still above the breakout levels and a move above about the 85,000.
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