Downside leadership is seen fading as the average summer rally period nears.
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Stocks see-sawed on Wednesday as traders weighed comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell and digested another dip in the price of oil. The S&P 500 Index closed marginally down on the day, falling by just over one-tenth of one percent and ending almost precisely around the mid-point to the session’s range. The benchmark is sitting just above declining trendline support, now at 3700, which had been keeping the selloff this year orderly. Resistance around declining moving averages remains firmly intact. MACD is showing increasing signs of curling higher in what could amount to a positive momentum divergence compared with price, an indication of waning selling pressures and a precursor event to a shift of trend. A distribution pattern below 3800 is still assumed, something that still has a good chance of frustrating the bears and leading to the start of the summer rally for stocks that stretches into the month of July.
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Seasonal charts of companies reporting earnings today:
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