The performance of growth over value has just entered into a new phase.
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Stocks Entering Period of Seasonal Strength Today:
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Super Simple Seasonal Portfolio
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The Markets
Stocks rallied to close the week amidst a poor read of consumer sentiment that put investors back on recession watch, leading to stability in the cost of borrowing. The S&P 500 Index gained 1.56%, moving above the 4400 horizontal level of resistance that had capped upside momentum through much of the past week. The benchmark is starting to clear the cloud of major moving averages that spans between 4250 (the 200-day) and 4400 (the 100-day), attempting to put the weakness that played out through the average period of volatility for stocks during the third quarter in the rear-view mirror. Near-term momentum is still showing signs of waning and there is still reason to expect some digestion/weakness to play out in the week ahead before we get into the positivity that surrounds the US Thanksgiving holiday. Overall, there is nothing actionable on the intermediate-term scale to suggest flipping from our Accumulate rating that we have maintained of the large-cap benchmark for the past few weeks in our weekly chart books.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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