FactSet reports that all 11 sectors of the S&P 500 are showing year-over-year revenue growth for the second quarter.
The Information Technology sector leads with a 35% increase in revenue. The update appeared under the hashtag #earnings.
Highlights
- FDS remains above key short-, medium-, and long-term technical averages, reflecting sustained but weakening bullish momentum.
- The technical outlook predicts a sideways range between $242.00 and $262.00 next week, with price action contained near current levels.
- Momentum readings are mixed, but the probability of a further price rise remains under 20%, increasing the likelihood of a near-term pullback if support breaks.
Bullish momentum sustains as price holds above key moving averages
FDS is trading at $254.36, which is above the MA-20 ($248.61), MA-50 ($239.19), and MA-200 ($247.96), reflecting continued short-, medium-, and long-term bullish momentum. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is $238.71, now serving as immediate support below the current price. Near-term support is seen around $247.96 (MA-200) and $239.19 (MA-50), while resistance appears near $253.37 (MA-10 cluster) and $269.32 (EMA-200).
Mixed momentum signals as weekly price slips yet rebounds from lows
Momentum readings on D1 remain strong, with MACD signaling a strong buy and RSI at 55.21 pointing to moderate upward momentum, though ADX at 12.22 shows weak trend strength. Oscillator readings present a mixed picture—BBP is in overbought territory, Stoch RSI signals strong buy but sits far from extremes, and CCI is neutral. The Awesome Oscillator’s neutral stance does not reinforce the momentum, revealing some divergence. FDS has fallen $3.73 (1.45%) from last week’s close at $258.09, and it is currently priced in the upper part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 8.16%. The tone this week shows a modest pullback from recent highs, with today’s session registering a notable rebound—up 4.26%—after earlier lows.
Downside favored as weekly technicals skew bearish despite neutral RSI
For the upcoming week, the adjusted technical range is expected between $242.00 and $262.00, keeping price action within reach of both current and previous levels while referencing the 52-week low of $185.00 and high of $419.22. The probability of further price increases is very low (less than 20%), making a decline more likely, based on W1 indicators: MA-50, MACD, and ADX remain bearish despite RSI W1 holding near neutral-bullish territory. In the baseline scenario, FDS trades sideways in the $242.00–$262.00 corridor. A bullish scenario would see a decisive break above $262.00, targeting higher resistance. A bearish scenario occurs if support at $247.96 fails, potentially pushing the price back toward $242.00.
Previously it was reported that FactSet was facing limited upside potential with technical indicators suggesting a consolidation phase amid recent volatility. In light of the latest developments, traders should focus on the sustainability of any breakout above or below current consolidation levels, as this is likely to define FactSet’s next significant price trend.
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