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Berger: Looking to trade an oversold bounce in S&P 500

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Seasoned equity trader Serge Berger is looking for an oversold bounce trade in the S&P 500 amid what he calls a "global calamity" in the markets.  

The index has been through key levels last week and this could trigger a further emotional response from investors.   

2020-50 are important levels, around 2011 support line and China is triggering a stretch point in the medium term.  

Serge believes 1920 is a key level to enter market while looking for the oversold bounce trade. 

Target: 2000
Stop: 1880