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Is $SPY bullish?

SPDR S&P 500 ETF · US equity ETF

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SPY · technical view

SPDR S&P 500 ETF · AMEX:SPY · 1D technical view

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Broader technical rating · not the two-condition EMA rule

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Your EMA check

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10 EMA > 20 EMA

Check whether the faster average is above the slower average.

2
Price > 50 EMA

Check whether price is above the longer trend average.

IF BOTH ARE TRUE → BULLISH

Under the IsItBullish EMA method.

Both below → bearish. Mixed or equal → neutral / transition. This is a visual check; the site does not read or automatically score values inside the widget.

Use a completed candle’s close for a finished reading. The current price and EMA values can change while the candle forms.

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Green = 10 EMA · Cyan = 20 EMA · Orange = 50 EMA. All use closing prices and load automatically. The ribbon’s fourth line is hidden, though its unused setting may remain in the legend. Use the site’s timeframe buttons to keep the chart and any optional ratings synchronized. Market availability and delays vary. Open TradingView ↗

Optional: compare broader technical ratings.

These gauges use TradingView’s broader method, not your two-condition EMA rule.

1. Start with context

Start with the daily EMA chart. Confirm the symbol and use completed candles when you want a stable close-based reading.

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2. Check both EMA conditions

The chart starts with 10, 20 and 50 EMAs. Check both bullish conditions together; the optional TradingView rating uses a different formula.

The EMA rule explained →

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ABOUT THIS INSTRUMENT

Reading the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) technical view

SPY is an exchange-traded fund associated with the S&P 500. Its chart is a view of a broad US equity basket rather than one company.

What to compare

Use SPY as broad-market context before reviewing an individual stock. A positive SPY reading does not mean every constituent is advancing.

What this rating cannot tell you

Compare SPY with QQQ to distinguish broad-market conditions from a more concentrated growth-stock perspective. Review the 10/20/50 EMA alignment on this chart. The optional TradingView gauge uses a different, broader formula; neither reading establishes the risk of a position.

Displayed pair: AMEX:SPY. This is a reference explanation, not a current market forecast. Data and methodology.

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