'Bears Are Winning The Race' As S&P 500 Falls Below 6,500: Here's What Could Come Next

The S&P 500 has fallen below its 200-day moving average, a key technical threshold that market expert Jay Woods says could signal the end of the recent bull run. Woods flagged a short-term '10-day clock' as the critical metric to watch this week for whether the market can stabilize or see further downside. This is primarily a sentiment-driven risk event rather than a fundamental shock, so expect elevated volatility and potential positioning adjustments if the index fails to reclaim the 200-day.

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The S&P 500 has fallen below its 200-day moving average, a key technical threshold that market expert Jay Woods says could signal the end of the recent bull run. Woods flagged a short-term '10-day clock' as the critical metric to watch this week for whether the market can stabilize or see further downside. This is primarily a sentiment-driven risk event rather than a fundamental shock, so expect elevated volatility and potential positioning adjustments if the index fails to reclaim the 200-day.