S&P 500 made a sharp recovery from hot retail sales data, yet failed to hold the break of 4,415 on otherwise good breadth data. Defensives didn‘t outperform, and tech breadth wasn‘t disastrous – cyclicals simply did much better as I‘ve readied you for.

And as you know about the intraday wealth covered, we‘ve made some fine DAX calls yesterday in our channel (+158 pts together). And my today‘s contributions before the housing data paint a clear picture summarizing Tue before the closing bell, and one of market reaction to housing data disappointments.

Now that it‘s clear these are mixed and not too dismal yet, you have also my premium call for turnaround latest on (yet again dovish Fed speakers, not of the too-high-inflation Kashkari kind), you‘re ready for yet abother buy the dip day today – if you are also subscribed to Monica & Ellin Intraday with plenty of live coverage supplementing these heavy analytics daily articles (thank you for the rising interest in the packages combining daily and intraday services!).

Final reminder from yesterday‘s article as to what would power stocks considerably higher still:

(…) Goldilocks economy is to still win over rate raising fears – the multitude of recent Fed speakers are to be trusted as regards of Nov or even Dec rate hike absence.

S&P 500 and Nasdaq Outlook

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4,354 is way out of today‘s range of possibilities, and so is 4,365. I‘m looking for credible signs of bid emerging even before Fed speakers start speaking. Big picture, stocks are starting to live with higher rates – this Mideast reprieve in rising rates, didn‘t last long, and the following chart with my caption speaks clearly.

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