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What to Do If the Market Hits 3900 | 3:00 on Markets & Money

(10/17/22) Last week's roller-coaster market following the latest CPI report, ended the week holding the support line that had been building since the beginning of October. The potential for a rally remains the case: we're looking for markets to hit 3,900, and that will be the point where we want to sell some equities to reduce risk. Trading could remain sloppy for the next few days, but by the end of the month, two things will provide additional octane: The blackout window for stock buy backs will end on October 28, and that activity will return to the market; that will coincide with about 70% of corporate earnings reporting completed. Those earnings will likely be not-as-bad as expected, lending further buoyancy to stocks.

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