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Easing Credit Risks Push U.S. Stocks Back Into Uptrend Channel
Summary:
As concerns over bank credit risks quickly subside, U.S. equities have returned to an upward trajectory. Renewed fears about bad loans may provide the Fed with justification for an earlier rate cut.
Trading
46597.97
ENTRY
47531.00
TGT
45370.00
SL
46783.92 +515.92 +1.12%
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Flat
45370.00
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CLOSING
46597.97
ENTRY
47531.00
TGT
Fundamentals
U.S. stocks opened without clear direction last Friday but moved higher through the trading session. The major indices all advanced, recovering losses from the previous day.
The major averages closed off intraday highs but still ended solidly higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 238 points (0.5%) to 46,190; the Nasdaq gained 117 points (0.5%) to 22,679; and the S&P 500 added 35 points (0.5%) to 6,664.
With Friday’s rebound, all three major indices posted strong weekly gains. The Nasdaq jumped 2.1%, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones advanced 1.7% and 1.6%, respectively.
Bank stocks such as JEF and ZION, which had led declines in the prior session, staged a strong rebound. JEF and ZION benefited from upbeat analyst commentary, while TFC, FITB, and HBAN shares rose after reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
In addition, comments from President Donald Trump helped ease concerns over the U.S.–China trade dispute, providing further support to equities.
Market Watch: U.S. stock index futures fell sharply last Friday as worries about risk and credit quality intensified, triggering a selloff in regional banks and further weakening already fragile investor sentiment amid ongoing trade tensions.
Although this selloff may have been an isolated event, concerns about bad loans and deteriorating credit quality are on the rise.
The banking system has seen a sufficient accumulation of problem loans within a week to give the Fed a reason to cut rates quickly without excessive concern about inflation.
Lower borrowing costs could not only stimulate the broader economy but also make it easier for borrowers to avoid defaults.
Technical Analysis
The Dow Jones Industrial Average held near 46,300 on Monday, consolidating at elevated levels. The short-term technical structure indicates the market is entering a corrective consolidation phase, though the overall bullish trend remains intact.
If the index holds above the key 46,000 support, it may once again challenge historical highs.
On the daily chart, prices continue to trade within an ascending channel, with the 20-day moving average (around 46,120) acting as the first line of dynamic support.
The MACD shows signs of a potential bearish divergence but has not yet formed a clear crossover. The RSI has eased to around 61, suggesting momentum is undergoing a mild correction.
On the 4-hour chart, the index has formed the right shoulder of a small head-and-shoulders pattern after facing resistance near 46,500, implying a possible retest of the neckline around 46,075. If that level holds as support, rebound targets remain at 46,800 and 47,000. If it breaks lower, downside risks will expand.
Trade Recommendations
Trade Direction: Buy
Entry Price: 46100
Target Price: 47531
Stop Loss: 45370
Valid Until: November 4, 2025 23:55:00
Support: 46075 / 45784 / 45437
Resistance Levels: 46539 / 46736 / 47067
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Master of Economics, 8 years in the financial industry, CFA holder, joined HSBC (Hong Kong) Bank in 2013 after graduating from the University of California, USA in the Investment Research and Markets Department. With years of financial market experience and trading experience, having provided excellent investment advice to many brokerages, entity derivatives importers and clients in Greater China.
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