As the recovery from the 2018 correction continues, we evaluate price action through visual charts to determine what moves are likely in the coming days. As it stands, we remain in a corrective state until we see a breach of new highs to comfortably say the upward trend continues. Looking at the chart above, we see that the SPX has…
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