- Valuation multiples remain stable, yet stock prices appear to be under pressure due to declining profitability indicators — even though this effect may fade soon.
- Momentum persists, and positive analyst revisions are gaining strength. The stability in growth reinforces the reliability of these signals.
- A three-phase corrective wave seems to have ended, followed by the initiation of a new wave with the first impulsive leg already completed.
- A pullback may occur through a corrective mini-trend, and the trendline break reinforces this likelihood.
- NEVERTHELESS, the overall outlook remains highly positive, and a dollar-cost averaging strategy would be a rational approach.
- Momentum persists, and positive analyst revisions are gaining strength. The stability in growth reinforces the reliability of these signals.
- A three-phase corrective wave seems to have ended, followed by the initiation of a new wave with the first impulsive leg already completed.
- A pullback may occur through a corrective mini-trend, and the trendline break reinforces this likelihood.
- NEVERTHELESS, the overall outlook remains highly positive, and a dollar-cost averaging strategy would be a rational approach.
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