AI S&P 500 chart analysis

TradeWize is a free AI chart reader for the S&P 500. Upload a screenshot of SPX, an ES futures contract, SPY or your broker's US500, and it gives you the support and resistance, the formation and its state, and the two prices that would change the read.

The S&P 500 goes by a lot of names. SPX is the index, ES is the futures contract and SPY is the ETF that tracks it. Brokers sell it as US500 or SPX500. All of them read.

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Example read on ES1! daily, 18 Sep 2026

ES1! broke out of a bull flag this bar inside a weekly uptrend. Below $7654.50 the break has failed.

E-Mini S&P 500 · close $7657.35 · a past chart, kept as an example. It isn't today's read. No AI, no signal, no target.

ES1! · Dailydaily
$6234.43$6665.15$7095.88$7526.60$7957.32avg2.8M1.4M0VolumeFalling trendlineResistance $7774.50 · 2 touchesSupport $7408.38 · 4 touchesPOLEBULL FLAGBroke out $7654.50Breaks above $7689.75Breaks below $7654.50Weekly support $7278.13
  • above $7689.75 · the trendline
  • below $7654.50 · the breakout

Upload your own chart and get the same read on it.

What to keep in the screenshot

  • Leave the symbol in the shot: SPX, ES1!, SPY, US500 or SPX500.
  • Keep the price axis. SPY trades at about a tenth of the index, so the axis is the quick check that the right one got priced.
  • Keep the timeframe visible: 5m, 1H, 4H or daily.
  • One chart per picture.
  • A dated contract reads fine, like ESZ26. The expiry is stripped and the front month is priced.

Questions

Should I screenshot SPX, ES or SPY?

Whichever one you trade. SPX is the index, ES is the futures contract and SPY is the ETF. They move together, and the read prices the one your chart shows, so the levels match the axis in front of you.

Does it read a US500 CFD from outside New York hours?

Yes, from a full CFD title like "US 500 Cash CFD". That's priced off the ES futures, which trade nearly 24 hours. The cash index only prints while New York is open, so it has no candles for the rest of the day.

Does it know when the next rate decision is?

Yes. An S&P 500 read flags the next US central-bank rate decision when it's less than a week away, taken from the real calendar. A level matters less the day before a decision, and the read says so.

Will it tell me if the market is about to fall?

No. A free read doesn't forecast, give a target or call a top. It reads the levels on the chart and names the two prices that would change the read, and the call stays yours.

TradeWize is educational. A free chart read describes what is on the chart. It is not advice, a signal, a forecast or a recommendation, it executes no trades, and the decision stays with you. Learn to read a chart yourself in the chart-reading series.

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