Indices have been from the seasonal sell window from the 1st of May to the 31st of October.
Which are your opinions about the nasdaq and most of indices?
Indices have been from the seasonal sell window from the 1st of May to the 31st of October.
Which are your opinions about the nasdaq and most of indices?
HUGE UPTREND
Economy in May Move awayOriginally Posted by ;
Nice clich? but not such a good investment/trading thought :--RRB-
https://seekingalpha.com/article/406...ll-may-go-away
The market near 100 w pivot place.
Next Sunday nasdaq will gap down and closes lower to signify a pulldown
One win and three losses for sale in May and go away. The reason for three loses is that he isn't currently draining the calendar .
IF RED FRIDAY AND RED MONDAY,THE INDICES COULD FALL
monday 10/092017
Http://www.marketwatch.com/story/thi...rds-2017-10-09
The U.S. stock market has been at a seemingly endless uptrend, and there's reason to think that won't end anytime soon, as the upcoming huge trading alyst should be a favorable one for equity markets.
The third-quarter earnings season is scheduled to ramp up over the forthcoming weeks, and some major investment banks say the market, despite investing near all-time highs, hasn't priced in just how great results may be relative to current predictions.
According to FactSet, earnings for SP 500 http://www.marketwatch.com/investing...MW_story_quote companies are seen coming in at $32.34 a share in the third quarter, which represents growth of 2.81 percent from a year ago. Earnings are seen increasing 4.79 percent compared with the third quarter of 2016.
Morgan Stanley said that the consensus forecast for earnings has been ?too low? While results in the quarter might be affected by Harvey and Irma--two recent hurricanes that contributed to the labour market's http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bla...010-2017-10-06--this factor won't be sufficient to limit profits.
?A mix of conservative guie and a solid [first half of the year], continued economic growth, and positive incremental margins put the quarter up for a simple beat,? the investment bank wrote in a note to customers. ?We think companies will once again provide versus consensus expectations.?
Morgan Stanley sees the earnings season as having a combined effect on stocks, which have struck heaps of records throughout 2017. The firm forecast a market consolidation --?a market the news event?--throughout the season, but added the SP 500 could then ?create its next surge? toward 2,700, the bank's first-quarter 2018 target for its benchmark.
The SP 500 is about 6% below that target at current levels. In recent quarters, the firm pointed outthat the SP 500 has rallied going into earnings as http://www.marketwatch.com/story/sto...ong-2017-09-20. A ?sell the news? occasion is when markets fall when presumed news, the expectations where the market had risen on, proves to be verified and investors cash in on their bets.
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J.P. Morgan Chase Co. was likewise bullish on the coming season, suggesting that the overall earnings per share growth rate might be more than three times that of current consensus expectations. ?Most of the action variables we follow imply EPS growth rate of 10% or more should be achievable in Q3,? it wrote, referring to earnings per share. ?Economic action was robust throughout [the third quarter], with powerful worldwide PMI prints, U.S. [Citigroup Economic Surprise Index] moving above zero, and ISM reaching the greatest levels since 2004.?
Such results would be ?reassuring? for investors, J.P. Morgan said, and ?one of those positive alysts that will drive the equity rally into the year-end.?
Other firms were more tepid about what earnings would say about the economy, and the effect they might have on the market. Goldman Sachs noted that estimates for the quarter have been dropping, http://www.marketwatch.com/story/sto...sts-2017-08-14, and that third-quarter growth would signify a deceleration from the first and second quarters of the calendar year, when profits rose by double digits.
Profit expectations have fell 4.2 percent since the end of June, when earnings have been seen coming in at $33.76 a share, according to FactSet. The SP 500 has risen 5.1 percent over that same period.
?Given that the very low bar for 3Q earnings and strong economic information, we anticipate that the ordinary EPS surprise will probably be positive, but smaller than the beats in? the first half of 2017, Goldman Sachs analysts wrote. David Kostin, the chief U.S. equity egist, added that enthusiasm over the prospects for tax reform, could trump the deceleration in earnings as a market driver.
only in case market pullback this put could make cash
put were in a discound after nasdaq today new record high
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