Good MorningEquities bounced back on Tuesday to confirm support in the S&P 500 at the 4,300 level. With support now confirmed for the third time, it looks like the correction is over but the market is not yet out of the woods. There is a major economic report due out on Friday as well as the peak of Q3 earnings season still ahead of us. The NFP report could easily spark another rally in the market, the risk is that at such lofty valuations the S&P 500 are still vulnerable to a sell-off.
That sell-off could come within the next four weeks. The outlook for S&P 500 earnings continues to sour and is a leading driver of price action. If the earnings season puts too big a dent into market sentiment the S&P 500 will likely enter a prolonged period of selling that may last until there is more clarity in the earnings picture.
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