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US100 with best quarter result since Q2 2020

6:34 PM 31 March 2023

Today ends not only the month, but also the entire quarter. It seems that we may be ending the downward phase on Wall Street, given the more than 20% rebound from the bottom. The US100 is having its best quarter since Q2 2020! In fact, if it weren't for the high inflation problem in February and then the banking crisis in March, then the US100 could even be above 14,000 points. Currently, the goal of investors will be to break through the area of 13450 points, where the range of the previous similar correction is located, and 13700 points, which are the peaks of the previous correction as well.

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