Sell Rosh Hashanah and Buy Yom Kippur.
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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 held around the flatline on Wednesday as investors monitor developments pertaining to the port strike in the US, along with the escalation of tensions in the middle east. The S&P 500 Index closed essentially unchanged (+0.01%), sitting just slightly below the record closing high level charted earlier in the week. A rollover of the short-term trend has become apparent amidst the waning of near-term upside momentum; MACD can be seen converging back on its signal line and RSI is moving back towards its middle line, both giving up on their positive slopes that has been apparent over the past few weeks. A lack of excitement in stocks is apparent with the benchmark above former resistance at 5650. Fortunately, the levels of support below remain plentiful, including the aforementioned horizontal hurdle, as well as major moving averages that are all positively sloped as we head towards the best six month of the year timeframe that gets underway at month-end. Seasonality still gives an edge to a cautious view of stocks in the near-term, particularly given the evidence of near-term upside exhaustion, but a retracement lower would be viewed as an ideal reset before the normal end-of-year rally commences.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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