The market is seeking a level that discounts foreseeable negatives and uncertainties (Spain, U.S. economic slowdown , Q1 earnings).Needs time for clarification.
Between Australia and Japan there exists a timely connection that creates a leading indicator for the U.S. markets. The indicator recently predicted the market's drop last week.
Hong Kong opened lower following weakness in European and U.S. markets Friday and sank almost 200 points at one time, but a rebound in Mainland stocks helped erase some losses.
Earnings season can be an exciting time for traders and investors. As companies release quarterly performance, the market and price swings provide ample opportunities.
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Europe is quiet today, so it's all up to Q1 earnings to move the market. Odds favor a nice run in stocks in coming days. Still no room for a rally failure.
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Depending on how the market reacts to earnings, the long-awaited pullback could be coming in the near future if technical signals for the S&P 500 prove true.
While the Chinese economy has definitely been slowing, and the slowdown is real, investors should not become excessively bearish and overreact to negative headlines.
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While the broader U.S. market indices have been making their way lower, one ETF is moving against the grain. Could the fund's moving day averages suggest a potential breakout?