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FactSet reports that the number of S&P 500 earnings calls citing "inflation" increased for the third consecutive quarter.
The data comes as part of FactSet's ongoing earnings insight updates. Details were shared in a recent tweet.
FDS is trading at $235.81, slightly below the MA-20 at $240.03 and above the MA-50 at $230.68, indicating short-term bearish pressure but some medium-term support. The price remains well under the MA-200 at $260.25, which signals persistent long-term downside risk. Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $235.20, just below the current price and thus acts as immediate support. Near-term support is clustered around the MA-50 ($230.68) and Ichimoku Kijun ($235.20). Key support sits at the MA-100 ($225.10). Immediate resistance is at the MA-20 ($240.03), with key resistance at the MA-200 ($260.25).
MACD on D1 signals strong bullish momentum, but ADX at 16.59 remains neutral, suggesting a lack of clear trend strength. RSI at 52 points to modest upward potential, while Stoch RSI and BBP signal oversold conditions and prevailing seller dominance intraday. CCI is neutral around -6.20, creating a divergence between momentum (MACD) and oscillators (BBP, Stoch RSI), currently favoring sellers on faster timeframes. In today's session, FDS is down 2.22% after opening at $238.74, experiencing selling pressure. FDS has fallen $5.35 (2.22%) from the previous week’s close of $241.16, placing it in the lower part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 8.7%. This price action reflects a steady pullback from the recent weekly high and confirms a sustained bearish tone.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $231.00 to $248.00, given recent volatility and price positioning well above the 52-week low ($185.00) but far below the yearly high ($453.41). With all major W1 trend indicators (MA-50, MA-100, MA-200, RSI, MACD, ADX) issuing “Sell” or “Strong Sell” signals, the probability of further downside is very high (more than 80%), while upside movement is less likely. The baseline scenario sees FDS fluctuating in a broad sideways corridor between $231 and $248. The bullish scenario would require a firm breakout above $240.00, opening the path to test $248.00. The bearish scenario involves a breakdown below $231.00, targeting the MA-100 at $225.10 for further support.
Earlier, analysts noted that FactSet was exhibiting a period of consolidation with limited prospects for a near-term rebound due to persistent downside pressure. As new developments continue to unfold, traders should focus on emerging technical signals that could indicate a decisive shift in trend direction.