Emerging markets are increasingly showing an appealing setup compared to developed market equities.
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Stocks Entering Period of Seasonal Strength Today:
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Stocks rallied on Monday amidst ongoing strength in the Artificial Intelligence (semiconductor) trade and target upgrades for the S&P 500 Index by some notable Wall Street analysts that told a story of higher prices still to come. The large-cap benchmark ended with a gain of just over three-quarters of one percent, continuing to show elevation above the 20-day moving average (5335). Support can continue to be pegged to the 50-day moving average (5215), a level that is preventing the revelation of a topping setup that most core-cyclical segments (materials, industrials, financials) are showing. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has pushed further into overbought territory, but this has yet to turn off buying demand for specific themes (eg. semiconductors) during this time of year when the market is typically prone to mean-reversion/weakness between now and the 27th of June. There remains a lack of enticement to be aggressive in stocks over the near-term, but that does not mean that there are not things to Accumulate (see our list of candidates to Accumulate and to Avoid). The start of the average summer rally period is now around 10 days away, a period that tends to lift a broad basket of exposure into the start of the third quarter, but, until then, traders should be prepared for potential counter-trend moves as portfolio managers re-balance their books ahead of the conclusion of the second quarter.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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