The S&P 500 plunged on Friday and has lost ground in five of the past six weeks amid concerns about the impact of tariffs and the outlook for the economy. Monitor these crucial chart levels.

The stock market tumble could have more room to run as tariffs continue to wreak havoc, Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson said.

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Stock futures are little changed Wednesday night after a steep sell-off in the prior session. Futures tied to the Dow Jones ...

those S&P 500 levels have proven to be a reliable frame of the incoming price action. Those levels include a central level among layers of support and resistances, that central or key level is ...

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Investors should monitor crucial support levels on the S&P 500's chart around 5,445 and 5,260, while also watching key resistance levels near 5,875 and 6,090. The S&P 500 (SPX) lost ground last ...

According to Morgan Stanley, the S&P 500's next support is at the 4,700 mark, or about 6% below the benchmark index's level on Monday ... the last point is key, and we believe we will not be ...