Chris23
2022-10-14

The S&P 500 wiped out a 2.4% loss yesterday , the biggest stock reversal since July 1991. The initial rush to sell was caused by a hotter-than-expected inflation data, with CPI rising 8.2%, higher than estimates of 8.1%. However, this initial sell off was followed by a swift dash to buy, with the index closing a whopping 2.6% higher at the end of the day.

Yesterday's bullish price action means the stock market is likely to continue its rally for the next few days. My price target for the $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$is $380, which is a level of past support which will now act as resistance.

@TigerStars@CaptainTiger@TigerEvents

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What's Your Target for S&P 500 in This Rebound?
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  • CynthiaVogt
    2022-10-14
    CynthiaVogt
    great. CPI report just reached my expectation. Bullish this two weeks!
  • JuliusGoldsmith
    2022-10-14
    JuliusGoldsmith
    Good article. My target is between $375-380
  • FFreedom9
    2022-10-15
    FFreedom9
    The market is on daily mood swing
  • CharlesW
    2022-10-15
    CharlesW
    There maybe more surprises for the rest of the year...
  • RS69
    2022-10-16
    RS69
    bear market confirmation, lower high and lower lower
  • Jessline
    2022-10-16
    Jessline
    Stocks are finally oversold for the first time since 2016, but that doesn't mean you should buy the dip just yet, says a Wall Street CIO
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