Weekly Stock Market Forecast

This week we have a stock market forecast for the week of 4/25/21 from our friend Bo Yoder of the Market Forecasting Academy. Be sure to leave a comment and let us know what you think!

The S&P 500 (SPY)

After the market’s recent Fed-induced “melt-up,” S&P 500 (analyzed here using SPY) is processing a new short-term top as traders react to its absurdly overbought levels.

My short-term forecast is as seen in the daily chart here. The rally will likely find strong resistance and begin to either correct or form a range near highs.

The short-term conflict of bearish short-term energy, in contrast to the increased bullish energy on deeper timeframes, will keep us in conflict for the week that is to come. It remains a lower-probability environment, so I’m planning to continue focusing on individual issues for now.

Coca-Cola (KO)

Coca-Cola (KO) continues to resist the efforts of the bulls to break this stock out to the upside. The relative weakness I have commented on in recent weeks continues to work in my favor, but there is a lot to do as the price needs to press back down to test the $48 area if any significant move is to be seen.

Gold (GLD)

Gold (analyzed here using GLD) had a great week, finishing its follow-through after a recent breakout above the $164 level to begin a correction.

While many traders fear “the wiggles,” in this case, the metal had become overbought, and this is an important relief of bullish pressure, which serves two purposes… First and most important, it keeps this market from becoming “too hot” and creating a blow-off top. Second, this correction will create new levels of support that will become the places that the bulls defend in the future, thus ratcheting up the price as the new uptrend builds up the bulls’ confidence and energy.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN)

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) took its sweet time but reached the first profit target this week. Now, as a correction forms, I’m observing my market forecasting tools to see how the bulls react.

If they begin to weaken substantially, then I would expect to see price retest last week’s highs, and that would be the end of the run for now.

If, on the other hand, they continue to accumulate into this pullback by “buying the dip,” then I would expect to see the uptrend continue and would holdfast. So my management choices coming at the end of the seek that is to come will be entirely determined by how the bulls react to this correction.

The Eurodollar vs The US Dollar

It’s been a few weeks since I did a forecast for the EUR/USD, and it’s starting to get interesting.

This currency pair has been in rally mode for the past few weeks, and the price is starting to reach up to test a broad area of resistance, as indicated by the yellow zone on the chart.

This market is poised to form a weekly head and shoulders reversal pattern, and so next week’s action will be very important for this pair. There is still a lot of bullish energy to burn off before a significant reversal can form. I will be watching the daily chart for any signs of reversal, but the odds are higher that it will take some time before a high probability entry is offered. If a multi-wave topping process can be generated in the next two or three weeks, then I would be interested in some short exposure to this market for a longer-term position.

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Bo Yoder
Market Forecasting Academy

About Bo Yoder:

Beginning his full-time trading career in 1997, Bo is a professional trader, partner at Market Forecasting Academy, developer of The Myalolipsis Technique, two-time author, and consultant to the financial industry on matters of market analysis and edge optimization.

Bo has been a featured speaker internationally for decades and has developed a reputation for trading live in front of an audience as a real-time example of what it is like to trade for a living.

In addition to his two books for McGraw-Hill, Mastering Futures Trading and Optimize Your Trading Edge (translated into German and Japanese), Bo has written articles published in top publications such as TheStreet.com, Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, Trader’s, Active Trader Magazine and Forbes to name a few.

Bo currently spends his time with his wife and son in the great state of Maine, where he trades, researches behavioral economics & neuropsychology, and is an enthusiastic sailboat racer.

He has an MBA from The Boston University School of Management.

Disclosure: This article is the opinion of the contributor themselves. The above is a matter of opinion provided for general information purposes only and is not intended as investment advice. This contributor is not receiving compensation for their opinion.

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