$RSP

RSP

Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF

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10-01
Verified InvestingPublished 2026-10-01
“Yields Stall Triggering Market Jump, Bullish Bias Remains, Micron Earnings Moves And Top Trades”
$RSPBullish
RSP down ~7% vs S&P 2%; potential buy near $205 on further weakness; expects RSP to outperform as small caps bounce and mega-caps stall.

So, this is your RSP, which is your equal weight S&P 500 ETF. Now, look at this amazing level. I discovered it was it was absolutely incredible. When I find these things, it's like finding a diamond in the rough type situation.

You have this former pivot right here. Look at the high, high, high, and high. This was actually a little inverse head and shoulders. It broke out. It formed a little gap right here.

There's a gap that hasn't been filled right at this 205 20470 level. In addition, look at this. If we do my Fibonacci retrace from this low to this high, the 50% retrace aligns perfectly with that level.

So, one of the things I look for in the charts is when multiple factors align. In this case, we have a former resistant pivot, multiple hits before it broke out, which is a retrace.

This would be a retrace to the scene of the crime. At that same level, we have a gap fill and we have a Fibonacci 50% retrace all at the same level.

09-29
Brian ShannonPublished 2026-09-29
“Brian Shannon on TraderTV Live 9/29/26”
$RSPNo side taken
RSP is at a critical support level but currently weak below its 5-day MA; a bullish reversal requires the MA to flatten.

What I find interesting is the equally weighted S&P 500, right? That is our index; I don't need to tell you the symbol , but the symbol is RSP for many of our viewers. This index has taken a heavy beating .

The S&P 500 is nearly 1% lower than its record high. We have made the calculation and the index is about 5% lower than its peak.

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