Off the Charts

By

Scott Redler

 | Jun 26, 2012 | 7:12 PM EDT

The bulls defended 1306-1309 as support for the S&P today. Most likely a summer range will continues to build like we have seen for the past two summers, making it hard to chase strength or weakness. If the S&P trades above today's high of 1324, the next level of resistance is 1333-1336 and then bigger resistance is 1342-1345. 

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