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Equity Clock - Market Outlook for October 28, 2022
Defense capital goods orders continue to keep industrial activity afloat, even as weakening consumer demand takes a toll on other segments of the manufacturing economy.
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The Markets
Stocks closed mixed again on Thursday as a shocking decline in shares of Meta Platforms (META) following earnings sent a wave of selling back into growth sectors of the market. The S&P 500 Index closed down by around six-tenths of one percent, continuing to react to the declining 50-day moving average that now hovers around 3850. Support remains implied by the rising 20-day moving average around 3700. Momentum indicators continue to point higher, although early signs of rollover can start to be picked out as October’s momentum burst from the mid-month low fades. MACD is back to its middle line at 0 and a rollover from this midpoint would once again ingrain bearish characteristics that have been persistent all year. Seasonally, we have entered what has historically been the strongest time of the year for stocks running through the spring of next year, although the strength tends to be centered around the months of November and December, as well as March and April.There is still good reason to suspect that the market will stabilize during this first tranche of the best six months of the year for stocks, but the prospects for the start of the new year leave us fairly sceptical as the economy gravitates towards recession.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
S&P 500 Index
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