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Buy SPGI now. The chart is in a mild pullback but downside momentum is fading, options positioning is call-skewed (bullish sentiment), fundamentals show accelerating earnings growth, and near-term news/catalysts (dividend increase + upcoming earnings) support a higher probability of upside over the next weeks. With an impatient profile, the current price (~529) is close enough to nearby support to justify entry rather than waiting for a “perfect” setup.
Price/Trend: SPGI is trading at 529.1, slightly below the pivot (532.955), implying a near-term bearish-to-neutral bias but not a breakdown. Momentum: MACD histogram at -2.564 (below zero) but negatively contracting suggests bearish momentum is weakening and a stabilization/bounce is becoming more likely. RSI: RSI(6) = 42.79 (neutral-to-soft), consistent with a pullback rather than an overbought condition. Moving averages: Converging MAs suggest consolidation and a potential inflection zone rather than a strong trending environment. Levels to watch: Support S1 521.302 (then S2 514.103). Resistance R1 544.608 (then R2 551.807). A reclaim of the pivot (~533) increases odds of a push toward ~545. Pattern-based short-horizon expectation: Similar-pattern model implies modest positive drift (next day ~+0.07%, next week ~+2.11%, next month ~+4.69%).
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Dividend/supportive shareholder return: SPGI raised its quarterly dividend by 1% to $0.97 (signals confidence/steady cash generation).
Earnings catalyst ahead: QDEC 2025 earnings on 2026-02-10 pre-market (consensus EPS est. 4.29). A beat/raise could re-rate the stock quickly.
Business tailwinds (analyst view): Goldman cites structural/cyclical tailwinds, including healthier debt issuance volumes supporting ratings revenue.
Index/market relevance: Ongoing index-related news flow keeps S&P Global’s franchise visible (indices/rules-based ecosystem remains sticky).
with resistance clustered into 545–552; the stock may need time to work through supply.
Latest reported quarter: 2025/Q3. Growth: Revenue $3.888B (+8.76% YoY) shows steady top-line expansion. Profitability/operating leverage: Net income $1.176B (+21.11% YoY) and EPS 3.86 (+23.72% YoY) indicate strong margin/operating leverage. Margins: Gross margin 63.61% (+2.90% YoY) improving—supports durable earnings compounding. Overall read: The quarter shows accelerating earnings vs revenue growth, consistent with a high-quality compounder profile going into the next earnings print (2026-02-10).
Recent direction: Ratings/targets have trended upward.