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S&P 500 Soars Nearly 30% in 2013 – Now What?
Join Our Free Newsletter Odds Favor Stocks Rally In 2014 The S&P 500 ($SPX) soared nearly 30% in 2013! Great Year- but what does that mean for 2014? The data is mixed for the market but bodes very well for the economy (GDP). Since 1950, there have been 17 other instances when the S&P…
Doth protest too much
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Critical Inflection Point: Stocks Encounter Stubborn Resistance
The major averages spent the first two weeks of July rallying from extremely oversold levels before encountering stubborn resistance near their moving averages and downward trendlines. We have seen stocks fail at resistance multiple times since the two month downtrend began in late April. The major averages are at a critical inflection point: either break above resistance or rollover and begin another downtrend.
