SPY Support and Resistance Levels
Daily day-trade levels for SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, published the evening before each US session. The prior session’s levels are free, along with what price actually did around them.
Most recent SPY session, July 27, 2026
SPY opened at 738.51, chopped inside the 736.11 to 744.57 zone, with a final close of 738.86. SPY finished up 0.05% intraday and up 0.09% overall.
The full plan for this sessionWhat SPY is
SPY is an ETF holding the S&P 500 constituents. It trades in a stock account, in any share quantity, during regular US market hours.
SPY specifications
- Instrument
- ETF (stock account)
- Tracks
- S&P 500
- Position sizing
- Any number of shares
- Regular session
- 9:30am to 4:00pm ET
- Pattern day trader rule
- Applies (margin accounts under $25,000)
SPY and ES both track the S&P 500, so ES is the futures contract on the same index. Trading both is the same exposure twice rather than diversification. See which one to day trade.
Recent SPY sessions
How price behaved around the levels published for each session.
SPY opened at 752.47, chopped inside the 747.56 to 757.72 zone, and closed at 749.17. Finishing down -0.44% on the session.
Common questions
- When are SPY levels published?
- After the US close, for the next US session, so they are on your chart before the open rather than during it.
- Are these SPY levels free?
- The prior session's levels are free, together with a breakdown of how price behaved around them. The upcoming session's levels are the paid tier.
- How are the SPY levels calculated?
- From price structure on the regular session rather than an overnight cycle, so the levels describe the hours most traders actually trade. Prices where the market repeatedly turned are grouped into levels.
Educational information only, not financial advice. Objective market structure and levels only. You make and own your trades.