In other words, stock markets usually bottom before unemployment peaks. The latter is a lagging indicator. Stocks are a measure of forward growth, so much of the unemployment rate is priced into stocks way before the bad news actually hits.
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Going to be very interesting next week. We are sitting at the 50% fibonacci retracement level and 50 day EMA on the S&P, so there will be tons of resistance here. If we fail hard at these levels that will be very bearish. But the Fed probably won't let that happen since they're buying everything.
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Going to be very interesting next week. We are sitting at the 50% fibonacci retracement level and 50 day EMA on the S&P, so there will be tons of resistance here. If we fail hard at these levels that will be very bearish. But the Fed probably won't let that happen since they're buying everything.
