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SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust
All analysis is generated by sophisticated algorithms and probability models. Markets guarantee nothing. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.
Based on the historical distribution of daily returns:
Actual market behavior may differ from a perfect normal distribution, especially during periods of elevated volatility or market stress.
Daily and weekly levels rank above shorter intraday moves. Includes swing pivots, moving averages, and key refs (prior H/L, 52-week H/L, ATH) — nearest to price first.
Daily level · 52-week high + all-time high + prior-day high · 1d
1mo level · prior-month high · 1mo
1-hour level · Swing · 15m · 1h
Daily level · prior-day low · 1d
1-hour level · Swing · 15m · 1h
Weekly level · prior-week low · 1w
4-hour level · Swing · 4 failed breaks · 15m · 1h · 4h
1mo level · prior-month low · 2 failed breaks · 1mo
15-minute level · Swing · 4 failed breaks · 15m
Daily level · 52-week low · 1d
Above value — extended vs recent volume
Long-term · ~6 months
Intermediate · ~20 sessions
Built from ADX (trend strength, 0–100) plus DI+ / DI− (Wilder Directional Movement, period 14). Higher DI side has the upper hand. ADX below 20 means no real trend — levels matter more than direction in that regime.
Buyers in control, very strong trend (ADX 41.9, conviction easing). DI+ 31.8 vs DI− 21.3.
Market regime shifting — reduced signal reliability
Buyers in control, emerging trend (ADX 23.5, conviction steady). DI+ 34.0 vs DI− 21.7.
Trend emerging — wait for confirmation before committing
Buyers in control, emerging trend (ADX 20.3, conviction firming). DI+ 32.7 vs DI− 18.5.
Trend emerging — wait for confirmation before committing
No real trend on this timeframe (ADX 19.4). Levels matter more than direction here.
Range-bound — levels and mean-reversion dominate
No real trend on this timeframe (ADX 19.8). Levels matter more than direction here.
Range-bound — levels and mean-reversion dominate
Indicators updated 39 min ago · As of Jun 3, 2026, 09:49 AM UTC
Descriptive, not prescriptive. The card hints at directional bias from price/range action — it does not predict the next bar.
RSI(14): zone (oversold/neutral/overbought) and direction. SMI(14,3,3,3): above or below its signal line. MACD(12,26,9): histogram sign and whether it’s expanding or contracting. When all three pills agree on a TF, conviction is higher; when they disagree, the move is mixed.
Market regime shifting — reduced signal reliability
RSI at 54.7 — neutral zone
Trend emerging — wait for confirmation before committing
RSI at 61.5 — neutral zone
Trend emerging — wait for confirmation before committing
RSI at 64.1 — neutral zone
Range-bound — levels and mean-reversion dominate
RSI at 71.5 — in overbought zone (70 threshold for this market)
Range-bound — levels and mean-reversion dominate
RSI at 66.9 — neutral zone
Indicators updated 39 min ago · As of Jun 3, 2026, 09:49 AM UTC
Descriptive, not prescriptive. Oscillators describe state; they don’t guarantee the next move. Combine with the Trend & control card above for direction context.