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Mish’s Daily: The Convergence of Market Headwinds and Mid-Term Elections

by October 11, 2022
October 11, 2022
Mish’s Daily: The Convergence of Market Headwinds and Mid-Term Elections

The S&P 500, represented by the SPY, has generally stayed above the 200-week moving average long-term. It is a good line in the sand to use as a guide for potential market crashes. Bear market declines are primarily responsible for the few occasions when the SPY dipped to or below the 200-WMA — most notably in 2001, 2009, and 2020. Due to the devaluation of US debt, the SPY also temporarily breached the 200-WMA in 2011.

The adage “Don’t fight the Fed” was repeated by Mish recently to remind our team that the Fed is aggressively tightening into a slowing economy, with high inflation and a tight labor market. The stock market is on a collision course, but, based on past seasonal trends since 1946, we might not want to “Fight the mid-term elections.” 

The seasonal pattern of stock prices during mid-term election years points to an anticipated pattern; what will the SPY’s 200-week moving average tell us about the likelihood of more market falls and the plausibility of the normal mid-term election stock market pattern materializing in the coming weeks?

During mid-term election years since 1946, there is bias to the downside from mid-October to early November, but a strong rebound is generally seen. The chart above, “S&P 500 Midterm Election Year Seasonal Pattern Since 1946,” points to lower stock prices in mid to late October, with a rebound in November lasting through the end of the year. Please note the red line above represents the 2nd Year of a New Democrat elected President.

Historical seasonal patterns since 1946 around mid-term elections point in a particular direction, but that does not mean this year will follow the past seasonal direction. With the market in such a bearish mode, it may be hard to have confidence in this bullish seasonal pattern established since 1946. Will this year deviate from the mid-term election seasonal pattern? 

For specific confirmation and signaling, we will look at the 200-weekly moving average in the SPY, XRT, IYT and IWM and keep our subscribers closely informed.

The SPY and Mish’s Modern Family could signal an increased sell-off in the upcoming days and, equally, alert us to a potential seasonal trend change in the weeks ahead, which could lead to a profitable 4th quarter for those prepared.

SPY – SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF (1998-2022): The 200-week moving average history

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Mish in the Media

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Mish talks hedges and stock picks under the current environment in this appearance on BNN Bloomberg.

ETF Summary

S&P 500 (SPY) 358 support, 365 resistance. Please note previous first level of support listed on Friday, October 7, 2022, was 371 and Friday’s high was 373 before closing at 362.79. High of the SPY on Monday was 363.96 and the low was 360.44.Russell 2000 (IWM) 166 support, 171 resistance.Dow (DIA) 290 support, 296 resistance.Nasdaq (QQQ) 263 support and 269 resistance. 266 support and 272 resistance were the past trading levels and sold off on Monday near support at 266.41.KRE (Regional Banks) 59.22 is support, 61.70 resistance. We had listed support at 60.30 for Friday and sold off to 60.34 on Friday’s close and closed on Monday at 60.21.SMH (Semiconductors) 180 support, 185 resistance.IYT (Transportation) 196 support, 203 resistance.IBB (Biotechnology) 116.59 is now support, 120 resistance. We had listed support at 119.32 on Friday and sold off to 118.84 on Friday’s close, right around first level of support, and closed at 117.95 on Monday.XRT (Retail): 57 is now support, 60 resistance. We had listed support at 58.38 and sold off to 58.26 on Friday around first level of support. XRT closed at 57.99 on Monday.

Mish Schneider

MarketGauge.com

Director of Trading Research and Education

Wade Dawson

MarketGauge.com

Portfolio Manager

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