Good MorningThe tech-led market correction extended its losses on Thursday with all three major indices shedding more than 1.25% by the end of the session. The move was sparked by another impasse in Washington and is the fourth day of selling out of the last five. On Capitol Hill, Senate Republicans tried to move on a one-side stimulus bill that barely made it out of the idea phase.
In a technical sense, Thursday’s selling confirms resistance to higher prices and points to a deeper correction to come. The question now is how deep and the answers could be shocking. The minimum investors might expect to see is another 3.0% drop for a total decline of 10% for the S&P 500. In the worst case, there is a chance for up to 20% or more of losses over the next few weeks. Next week is a data-heavy week so traders and investors should expect market volatility.
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