Tariffs appear to be taking a toll on the normally busy spring building season.
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Stocks drifted lower on Friday in what was a quiet session bookended between the weekend and the holiday closure for Juneteenth. The S&P 500 Index closed down by just over two-tenths of one percent, continuing to react to the band of resistance between 5900 and 6100. A negative divergence of MACD and RSI that has been recorded since May 20th highlights upside exhaustion, lending itself to a pullback that is quite normal, regardless of the reason, at this time of year. Support at the 20-day moving average (5957) is an important line in the sand given that it has remained unviolated throughout the bull-market rally from the April lows. The first of the two timeframes that account for the bulk of the weakness for the offseason for stocks is upon us, running from June 14th to June 27th, therefore adding new risk exposure at this point is not opportune, but things look setup to provide opportunities to add risk exposure before the month concludes. Our list of candidates in the market that are worthy to Accumulate or Avoid remains appropriately positioned, keeping investors tuned into those segments of the market that are working, while highlighting those groups that are not.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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