With the Fed holding interest rates steady, markets may become more volatile in the coming weeks.
Yesterday, the S&P 500 ($SPX) closed above its 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level (5,646), a positive sign. The next key resistance is the 200MA at 5,746 — and investors are looking for a clear break.
Despite widespread bearish sentiment among economists and institutional investors, remember that the market tends to go the opposite of what the majority expect, and the Bull always climbs a wall of worry.
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When the Federal Reserve hits pause on rate hikes, it gives the market room to breathe. Investors can shift from reacting to policy uncertainty to focusing on fundamentals and opportunity.
With fewer surprises on the horizon, it's a window where clearer decisions can be made—and those who are ready can make their move with confidence.
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