🚀The Tide Has Turnt🚀
Building on last week’s gain, major indexes rose sharply on Monday, with optimism revolving around the higher probability of a Fed cut.
🎯It was a terrific day for semiconductor stocks, and Nvidia and Super Micro Computer jumped more than 3%. Airline shares also shone, with American Airlines Group, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines jumping by more than 4%.
🎯 What’s particularly reassuring is that the positive momentum propelled the S&P 500 above its 50-day moving average. This is a significant milestone, marking the first time the index has closed above the average since April 12, after a prolonged period of losses. This could potentially signal a more stable and upward trajectory for the market.Â
If the index holds above this fortress, it could revive traders’ confidence in a subsequent rally. Given a relatively data-light week, the focus will be on earnings, Fed speakers, and the technical levels of the stocks that shape the trajectory.Â
🎯 More volatility should be expected soon, as the May CPI data will be incoming next week. With inflation printing at a simmering high at the start of the quarter, all attention will be paid to the next inflation report.Â
🎯 The breather from bond markets, with the 10-year Treasury yield remaining flat for the day, is supporting the upswing in stocks. This gives stocks the blessing of recovering from significant losses.Â
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