Stock Market Could See ‘Sell The News’ Election

Summary

Valuation and technical trends indicate a short and shallow correction is coming, and could be worse if there are economy-jarring events.
AI adoption will boost margins and broaden market breadth, with a potential bull market rally ending when 90% of stocks surpass their 200-day moving average.
The short-term outlook sees corrections followed by rallies; tax policy changes post-election could trigger significant market moves, depending on the political landscape.
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Bull market in the US stock market — honglouwawa

I have stayed away from the rhetoric regarding the election that has permeated the press, blogosphere and too many quasi-investment articles. Instead, I am focused on market dynamics.

The S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) has a combination of valuation and technical

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