Wall Street may have passed the worst of rates holders two weeks after the initial announcement of April 2, as President Donald Trump strives to achieve huge trade agreements during his 90 -day break, but volatility will continue to be a pillar of the stock market in the foreseeable future. Investors concluded another turbulent week, with the three main averages that publish losses. The industrial average Dow Jones and the Nasdaq compound fell into more than 2%, each. The S&P 500 ended the week by more than 1%. American markets closed on April 18 due to Good Friday. Even so, there is some optimism among investors that the worst is behind them, now that it seems less likely that the United States will be fighting singularly in a commercial war against the rest of the world, since it seemed to be the case at the beginning of this month. “The reason why I am usually optimistic is that I think that reciprocal tariffs will have to go down, and I actually believe that President Trump will succeed in obtaining 90 commercial agreements in 90 days,” said Marko Papic, Geomacro Strategy Strategist Strategy in BCA Research. “Yes, most people think that is not going to happen because it has never been done. But that is because they will not be comprehensive commercial agreements,” Papic continued. “They will be, you know, as some marginal victories for the United States.” That does not mean that Papic does not anticipate more volatility for the stock market. The strategist expects the S&P 500 to re -evaluate its minor minimum. However, that would be a place for investors to begin to add exhibition, he said. .SPX 5D Mountain S & P 500 “We know the worst case with tariffs, and we know they are being negotiated, so the impact that people feared when we sold, the worst case seems to be done,” said Jay Woods, Global Strata Chief of Freedom Capital Markets. “Now we have to see where we land and what kind of long -term impact will have on the market, in the actions that drive this market.” Other market observers expect the worst now to be behind investors. Christopher Harvey of Wells Fargo wrote Thursday that a “Put Fed”, in which the Federal Reserve will intervene to support the economy, is at stake if the S&P 500 falls below 5,000, which means that a return to the bottom of April 8, 4,983 is “unlikely.” He recommended a combination of low volatility actions to deal with choppy markets. Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors, a bull for a long time, said that he hopes that the notion of a structural minimum is “still intact”, since “the” non -fundamental “owners” boost market movements “in an environment after the” day of liberation. ” Without a doubt, there is also much skepticism. Woods of Freedom Capital Markets said that it is then seeing 5,130 in the S&P 500, a level of fibonacci setback that could be a floor for the index, but distrust that there are many obstacles ahead, including the profit season. “I still think we have a lot of work to do to sound the signal clean, that’s safe,” Woods said. The concerns of the not -so -magnificent profit profit season will increase next week, with more than 120 companies S&P 500 ready to inform, including the magnificent seven Alphabet and Tesla companies. Until now, the season has gone well. Of the few S&P 500 companies that have reported so far, around 72% have exceeded expectations. The combined growth rate, which incorporates estimates of analysts and results of the corporations that have already reported, is 7.3%, a slight improvement of 7.2% of analysts expected on March 31, according to John Butters of Factset. This strength comes mainly from finance, which have reported results during the last week. Until now, companies that have the unvoyable task of communicating how they will navigate for tariff uncertainty have been managing their guide, even as analysts continue to reduce their own forecasts, a trend that Butters said it will continue to watch. As is, companies that reduce orientation have the potential to be severely punished. On Thursday, Dow losses were mainly attributed to the sale of the sale of United Group after the company reduced its annual gain prognosis. Calendar from week per week All Times et. 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New housing sales (April) 2 PM Fed Beige Book Gains: Servicenow, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Lam Research, Texas Instruments, Tyler Technologies, O’Reilly Automotive, International Business Machines, Firtargy, Financial Services of Discover, Nextera Energy, Old Dominion Freight Line, General World, Group, CMe Group, Boston Scientific, Thermo Fisher Scientific, At, At, OT, Otide, Otide, Otydede, Otydede, Otydede, Otyded, Otyded, Otyde, Otyded Dyned Norfolk Southern, Ge Vernova, Boeing, Raymond James Financial, Philip Morris International Thursday, April 24, 8:30 am Chicago National Activity Index (March) 8:30 am continuing unemployment claims (March) 8:30 am preliminary durable orders (March) 8:30 am initial claims (04/19) 10 am existing start sales (March) Eastman Chemical, T-Mobile US, Gilead Sciences, Alphabet Comcast, Freeport-Mcmaran, Union Pacific, Keurig Dr Pepper, Bristol Myers Squibb, Tractor Supply, Procter & Gamble, Cbre Group, Southwest Airlines, Valero Energy, Husbro, Pepsic Axterta, Axterne. 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