To a first-time observer, watching a technical analyst spot a major trend change in a financial market before it occurs can seem as mystical as pulling a rabbit out of hat. But once you learn the tools of the trade, you know there are no tricks up the technical analyst's sleeve. What you see, is exactly what you get.

The major indexes spent the entire session today in negative territory and saw the selling pick up during the last hour of trading.
Like in yesterday's session the Nasdaq Composite performed the worst finishing down 2.6% along with Semiconductor stocks down 3.4%.
The DJIA and SP 500 did not perform much better down 2.2% and 2.5%, respectively.

Stock traded higher at the beginning of today's session but then drifted lower the rest of the day (this has been the trend lately) with the major indices closing down at least 1.5% each.
The SP 500 support/resistance levels moved lower to 1,150 from 1,173 and 1,154 from 1,183.
The Nasdaq Composite did the same with support moving from 2,540 to 2,483 and resistance from 2,549 to 2,530.

Stocks bounced between gains and losses early in today's session but by the close the major indexes rose at least 1.4% each.
SP 500 support/resistance moved up from 1,130 to 1,154 and 1,150 to 1,165.
Support/resistance on the Nasdaq Composite rose to 2,483 from 2,470 and 2,536 from 2,483.
SP 500 and Nasdaq Composite remain below their moving averages (21, 50, 200).