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Monday, December 15th, 2025

Anthony Esposito

15 Dec 2025 — 1 min read

Daily Technical Analysis

Market Report

Market Summary

The ES1 Index (Generic 1st Month S&P 500 E-mini) lost 1.09% during Friday’s session, testing the Dec 1 low (ref 6862) with a low of 6864 and a closing print of 6890. Momentum and trend indicators faded with price. Both my Spot VIX and VIX Term Structure signals remain “risk on”. I have continued to believe and write that there will be two main themes as we head into the end of the year; unusually high price volatility and risk skewed to the upside. I have not changed my mind yet.📈

Support Levels

6920: Near-Term Resistance (Nov 28 – Dec 4) (BROKEN)
6862: Dec 1 Low (TESTED)
6848: 50dma
6730: Previous Support/Resistance
6735: 100dma
6540: Oct 10 Low (Crucial Support)

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Resistance Levels

6959: Nov 12 High
7050: Measure Move from Consolidation

Technical Chart

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