The Semiconductor ETF (SMH) has reached one of the most overbought levels on record, but there is still no indication to step back from our prolonged view to Accumulate the industry fund.
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Stocks Entering Period of Seasonal Strength Today:
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The Markets
Stocks rallied on Thursday as investors digested comments from central bank leaders, who have provided indication that they are close to the end in their inflation fight. The S&P 500 Index closed higher by just over one percent to end at 5157, setting yet another record high as the relentless grind higher continues. Short-term support persists at the rising 20-day moving average (5054) while upside gap support between 4983 and 5038 remains unfilled. Those negative momentum divergences on the chart with respect to MACD and RSI have yet to go away, indicating waning buying demand around these record heights, but this has yet to entice market participants to sell. Moving averages continue to move higher above one another and momentum indicators remain above their middle lines, both characteristics of an intermediate-term bullish path. Next up to act as a catalyst for the market is the monthly employment report slated to be released on Friday, an event that will either confirm or deny the recent rollover of yields and the dollar that have put fuel in the tank for the continuation of the bullish trend for stocks.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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