The market saw volatile action yesterday afternoon as traders and investors reacted to the Fed's decision against another round of quantitative easing.
The S&P 500 closed at 1355.69, down 2.29 points, or 0.17 percent. It had traded as low as 1346.45 in the minutes following the Fed's announcement that it would leave rates unchanged.
The Nasdaq 100 closed slightly higher by 2.50 points, or 0.1 percent, at 2623.33 after index printing a new month high of 2633.21.
The Russell 2000 lost 2.38 points, or 0.3 percent, but closed over its 780 support level at 784.05.
S&P 500
Resistance is now 1356.29, followed by 1360, 1361.57 (yesterday's high), 1366, and 1370.
Support is now 1352.21, followed by 1348.52, 1347.50, 1346.45 (yesterday's low), and 1340.
Nasdaq 100
Resistance is now 2624, followed by 2627.25, 2633.21 (yesterday's high), 2635, and 2640.
Support is 2618.15, followed by 2612.12, 2606.60, 2603.32 (yesterday's low), and 2600.
Russell 2000
Resistance is now 785, followed by 789.51 (Tuesday's high), 790, and 793.
Support is now 784, followed by 783.50, 780.53 (yesterday's low), and 780.
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