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S&P 500

A weak July consumer confidence fell to a 5-month low offset the latest round of strong corporate earnings. On Wednesday June durable goods orders as well as the weekly mortgage applications and petroleum reports. The Beige Book is expected today which report economic conditions used for the FOMC meetings in 2 weeks. Expect the market to move after the 2pm Eastern Standard Time announcement.

On the S&P 500 on the 60-day chart shows we have been rallying since the beginning of July especially after options expiration last Friday. Expect the market to hit the January 2010 resistance level as we approach the slowest month of the year – August. The volume will not be enough in August to break through the January resistance levels.

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