after market update: actual S&P -0.2 (-0.01%); Markets were nearly unchanged all day. The big divergence between social mood and markets show that a climax is near. We will have to wait until early next week to see how social mood and markets resolve this divergence.
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Overview: The social mood pattern for today reflects aggression and rising emotions. Themes in the news reflect destruction, deterioration, or disaster, with a possible connection with government or government intervention. Markets could be sharply down today. There is still a U.S. disaster/tragic event watch for another day or two (see Next American Tragedy).
Today's Market Outlook is nearly unchanged to sharply down (0% to -0.8%). The social mood signal is sharply down, and the signal from themes in the news is near unchanged. A climax may be near. The projected stock market change for today is shown in the chart below.
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Near term mood outlook: aggression and rising emotions. Themes in the news reflect destruction, deterioration, or disaster, with a possible connection with government or government intervention. The combined pattern of news and social mood reflects an elevated global risk of violence, protests, and an elevated risk of geopolitical escalation; there are rising economic concerns in the background.
Near term market outlook: The social mood signal is indicating a serious downturn in social mood that is likely to be followed by the markets.
Longer term outlook: The overall social mood trend has been in what appears to be a topping process for many months. This topping process appears to be in its final stages. A sharp market drop of more than 15% indicated by long term mood and market charts, may be in its early stages.
Today’s social mood signal is -14.2 S&P points as of the time of this posting. On a daily basis, markets tend to follow social mood more often than not. Overall, social mood trend changes often precede market trend changes.
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Today’s news signal is -0.3 S&P points as of the time of this posting. News tends to follow the general trend of the market, but on a daily basis, can either lead or lag the movement of the market.
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