The Fed Is Close To Admitting A Fear They Don’t Want In The Headlines

Michael Oliver, the man who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, sent to King World News an extremely important update on the stock market.

May 1 (King World News) – Michael Oliver, Founder of MSA Research:  Our specified likely bounce  4800. The prior major peak for the S&P 500 was back in early 2022 at 4818. The low this month was 4835 on April 7th.

On monthly momentum we’ve plotted two multi-point uptrend structures through multiple lows and low monthly closes over the past two and a half years. On this chart, expect resistance up around the 3-mo. avg./zero line, which for May is 5680.

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When we reference 3-qtr. avg. momentum (not shown here), it suggests resistance around 5728. So we have a fairly tight zone of agreement.

MSA suspects that a motive for buying, today especially, was investor anticipation that the negative GDP just might be enough to nudge the Fed into cutting soon. We shall see.

But as we’ve shown archivally in other reports, in prior major bear markets when the Fed starts cutting—and later cutting like crazy—it’s time to run, run, run (meaning, sell). At such shift points, the Fed is finally admitting a fear that they don’t want in the headlines.

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