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Freedom Capital Management December Market Update (Click for Full Article)
After the 10% correction in the month of September the market has rallied back but without much progress higher. Also notice the up and down “choppy” action since November 1st. News events such as the coronavirus Omicron variant, imposed international travel restrictions, and the concerns over inflation have shaken the markets.
Freedom Capital Management October Market Update (Click for full article)
In last month’s September newsletter, I mentioned “the indicators that I rely on – are indicating declining market strength.” So, for the month of September the Nasdaq 100 ETF, symbol QQQ, declined a bit over 9% from the high on 9/7, at 382.78, to the low it hit on 10/4, at 350.32. Since the 10/4 low the market has risen 2.8%. Again, I see no need to panic over a 9% correction for the market highs, but I still think there is some need to be cautious in this market.
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