Public Holidays Singapore, Hong Kong, China & the USA have no public holidays in the coming week. Economic Calendar (24 Mar 2025) Notable Highlights The most watched economic data for the coming week would be the Core PCE price index. This is one of the references used by the Fed for inflation. The result will impact the Fed’s interest rate decision. S&P Global Manufacturing PMI and S&P Global Manufacturing PMI will be released. An amount above 50 would suggest global growth in either sector. This would be a good indication for the global economy. CB Consumer Confidence is an important reference for consumption outlook. Sentiment can have more impact on consumption than statistics. New Home Sales is a good reference for the real estate. Durable Goods Orders is one of the indica

Public Holidays Singapore, Hong Kong, China & the USA have no public holidays in the coming week. Economic Calendar (17 Mar 2025) from Investing Notable Highlights Core retail sales and retail sales figures will be released in the coming week. This will provide a good overview of consumption in America. The most watched news would be the Fed’s interest rate decision. The forecast is expecting the interest rate to remain status quo. A different outcome is expected to introduce volatility into the market. Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index will bring understanding about the manufacturing sector. Existing home sales is a good barometer about the real estate market in the USA. Initial jobless claims will be announced. The Federal Reserve uses this as one of the key macro data references

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 31 Mar 2025 Let us monitor the volume of the S&P 500. Chart of the S&P 500 dated 29 Mar 2025 Observations: The MACD indicator may experience a bottom crossover in a few days. This should form a “double bottom”. Typically, a “recovery” can happen after a double bottom. Moving Averages (MA). The MA50 line has started a downtrend, while the MA200 line is on an uptrend. This implies a downtrend in the mid-term and a bullish in the long term. Candle. The last candle is below the MA50 and MA200 lines, implying a bearish outlook for the medium and long term. The three Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines are showing a downtrend. Chaikin’s Monetary Flow (CMF) is in the “uptrend zone” (above the 0 line). However, it is possible to see a trend change as

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Market Outlook of S&P500 - 17 Mar 2025 Volume tells of the momentum of the trend. The average volume is over 4.6 B, and the latest volume is 3.0 B. This suggests a weak strength to the current momentum. One day does not make a trend, and let us monitor. There is a difference between buying the dip and catching a falling knife. Observations: The MACD indicator is starting a downtrend. Moving Averages (MA). The MA50 line has started a downtrend, while the MA200 line is on an uptrend. This implies a downtrend in the mid-term and bullish in the long term. Candle. The last candle is below the MA50 and MA200 lines, implying a bearish outlook for the medium and long term. The 3 Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines are showing a downtrend. Chaikin’s Monetary Flow (CMF) shows a downtren

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 10 Mar 2025 S&P500 dated 10 Mar 2025 Observations: The MACD indicator is starting a downtrend. Moving Averages (MA). Both the MA50 and MA200 lines are on an uptrend. The MA50 line may soon change direction. The last candle touched the MA200 line and is sitting below the MA50 line. This implies a bearish outlook for the mid-term, and a similar bearish trend should be seen for the long term. The 3 Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines are showing a downtrend. Chaikin’s Monetary Flow (CMF) shows an uptrend (above the 0 line). However, the trend has been falling for the last few days. The S&P500 Technical Analysis (Daily) is showing a “Strong Sell” rating. 20 indicators show a “Sell” rating, and 5 indicators show a “Sell” rating. The candlestick pa

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$Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$  🔄📈💹✨ Reversal Patterns Across Major Indices: The Stage Is Set for a Monumental Shift ✨💹📈🔄 The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJIA), S&P 500 ($SPY) and Nasdaq 100 ($QQQ) are aligning with a precision rarely observed across global financial markets. Each index exhibits a distinct yet complementary reversal pattern, an undeniable signal of the market’s anticipatory stance as speculation mounts regarding a potential Day One Trump tax reform announcement. These setups, converging across diverse sectors and industries, epitomise the intricate interplay of technical acumen and fundamental for

Has the S&P500 hit the bottom? Based on the chart, I would recommend caution. Let us look at some technicals. Using the 1D interval, MACD has yet to complete its bottom crossover. The average daily trading volume is about 4,661,370,689. The last trading day volume (ending 12 Mar 2025) is about 3,450,861,000. Thus, there may not be enough sustainable volume to drive the momentum of a bull run. There are also other macro data like PPI to be released. On top of this, the tariff war continues with more reciprocal actions. I recommend to monitor. Not Financial Advice - please do our own due diligence. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Cboe

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Quick Summary. Last Wed, 04 Dec 2024’s tech rally pushed the major indexes to new highs. (see below) Friday’s latest US Non-farm payroll economic data did little to shake investors’ confidence that the Fed will cut interest rates at its final meeting of 2024. In the first week of December: (see above) DJIA: fell -0.63% (-283.34 to 44,642.45). It was the lone index in the red. S&P 500: rose +0.83% (+50.16 to 6,090.27). Nasdaq: rose +3.14% (+604.35 to 19,859.77). Non Farm Payroll - November. Jobs payroll roared to 227,000 jobs from revised October’s paltry 36,000 jobs. This is 25,000 more than Wall Street expectations. Job gains centred around the following sectors: Health care (54,000), Leisure & hospitality (53,000), and Government (33,000). Based on past three months’ average of 1

Last year, U.S. share prices surged by 25%. Since the financial crash in 2009, share prices have skyrocketed by 300%. While many Americans continue to live paycheck to paycheck, Wall Street is thriving. By nearly every metric, U.S. share prices are now overvalued, with price-to-earnings ratios at record highs, surpassing levels seen before the dot-com bubble burst in 2001. The U.S. stock market's capitalization now exceeds 200% of GDP, four times its size in the early 1990s. In the early 2000s, tech stocks reached unsustainable price-to-income multiples, driven by enthusiasm for the internet. When that bubble burst, the NASDAQ plunged 77%. Today, artificial intelligence has sparked a similar wave of optimism. Yet, history suggests that speculative bubbles often end poorly, as human tendenc

The year-end market rally seems to have hit turbulence as U.S. stocks experienced a pullback during early trading on Monday. Investors now face a critical decision: buy the dip or lock in profits before the New Year? With S&P 500 (SPX) nearing the key psychological level of 6,000, the stakes have never been higher. Market Update: What’s Happening? 1. Pullback Signals Broad Market Decline: Major indices, including the Dow Jones and Nasdaq, saw declines of 1-2% as profit-taking emerged. Sector Weakness: Growth stocks, particularly in tech and energy, led the drop, while defensive sectors like utilities outperformed. 2. Analysts’ Take 2024 SPX Target: Analysts project SPX closing just above 6,000, driven by strong Q4 earnings and easing inflation. 2025 Pullback Forecast: Early 2025 may br

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 17Feb2025 Observations: The MACD indicator is showing an uptrend. A top crossover is expected soon. Moving Averages (MA). Both the MA50 line and the MA200 line are on an uptrend. The last candle is above both the MA50 line and the MA200 line. This implies a bullish outlook for both the mid-and long-term. The 3 Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines are showing an uptrend. Chaikin’s Monetary flow (CMF) shows an uptrend. The S&P500 has risen 21.57% from a year ago. From the S&P500 Technical Analysis, Investing dot com recommends a “Strong Buy” rating based on the following technical indicators. Of the 20 indicators, all of them are showing a “Buy” rating with none showing a “Sell” rating. From the recent candlestick patterns, we noticed that there are