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Plus 5 New Strong Buys for Today Stocks Up For Second Day After Impressive Turnaround [Kevin Matras - EVP - Photo] Profit from the Pros By Kevin Matras Executive Vice President Stocks Up For Second Day After Impressive Turnaround [Stocks Up For Second Day After Impressive Turnaround]Image: Bigstock Stocks closed solidly higher yesterday after an impressive turnaround. After sinking in the morning, with the S&P down as much as -1.2%, they quickly began their comeback. And by day's end, they were up 0.41%, closing just a couple of points off of their highs of the day. Optimism that a debt ceiling solution will be reached before the October 18th deadline (and maybe much sooner) was a positive for the market. While nobody was really expecting this to go unresolved and risk a default, one never knows. And getting this buttoned up will be one less thing to worry about. But it's not done until it's done. So we shall see. But the positive development was welcomed. Stocks also cheered yesterday's ADP Employment Report which came in better than expected at 568,000 new private payroll jobs for September vs. the consensus for 428,000. This helped energize the market ahead of Friday's Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report. After last month's miss, but the prior month's positive surprise, there's a degree of angst over Friday's report, given the persistent labor shortages. We had been hearing reports that hiring has picked up, especially after the extended unemployment benefits came to an end in the first week of September. That seemed to be confirmed with yesterday's better than expected ADP report. Friday's employment report is expected to show 475,000 new jobs last month (445K for the private sector and 30,000 for the public), while the unemployment rate is expected to have ticked down from 5.2% to 5.1%. In the meantime, we've still got more reports on deck for today, including Weekly Jobless Claims, the Challenger Job-Cut Report, the EIA Natural Gas Report, and the Consumer Credit report. After testing the lower bounds of the recent pullback for the last 5 days and seeing it hold, it looks like stocks could be headed back up. We'll need more good news to see this build. That could come today with a debt ceiling deal. Or tomorrow with a solid jobs report. Or next week when Q3 earnings takes center stage. There's a whole host of potential good things that could send stocks soaring. Let's also not forget that full-year GDP growth is still expected to come in at the fastest pace in 37 years. And the robust growth forecast looks set to continue for '22 and '23. And that means it looks like there's a lot more upside to go for the market. It's also great to see that daily Covid cases and deaths are going down. That will further bolster the economic recovery. 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