Jerome Powell's presser was a snooze-fest, with the Fed's stance on interest rates remaining unchanged (at least they didn't hint of more rate hikes!) Markets also responded to clarifications on chip…
The month of August tends to be okay for investors, but in an election year tends to be weaker, and September, seasonally-speaking, tends to be the weakest of the months. Noting the behavior of the N…
It's Fed Day, and Lance Roberts previews potential outcomes to be announced Thursday afternoon. Earnings season continues, with MSFT reporting revenue of only 29% for the quarter vs the anticipated 3…
There's been a nice correction in the NASDAQ. Markets can only go in one direction for so long. When you get extreme deviations from trend lines and moving averages, things will correct, and they do …
Earnings season continues with 39% of S&P reporting this week; by week's end, 79% of companies will have shared results...and the buy back window opens anew. The Fed meeting begins today, with a slim…
Following the 3% correction in the S&P, markets are oversold on multiple levels. Markets are holding at the 50-DMA and will try to rally up to the 20-DMA today. If the Fed comes out with dovish comme…
Markets prepare to wrap July; what will the Fed do this week? McDonald's Quarterly Report showing consumer pullback. Article tease on trying MMT and the Sam Altman experiment. Market correction last …
Markets corrected last week and tested the 50-DMA, and on Friday bounced with a decent rally above that point. But, a violation of the moving average on one day means nothing. Note, however as we mov…
Rich & Danny recap Danny's recent accident; Rich's market summary includes a preview of today's PCE release. Markets are awaiting confirmation of a trend. Dealing with the election fallout on your mo…
The S&P Global Services Index is "great," in contradiction to other eocnomic metrics; the first estimate of Q2 GDP is released today (up 2.8%); this will be revised. Important to note the behavior of…
We've gone about 350-days since the last 2% correction...until yesterday. Markets fell 2.3% Wednesday, breaking through the 20-DMA to test the 50-DMA. The current sell signal is putting pressure on t…
Lance Roberts provides a preview of Q2 GDP results, Temp hiring is tapering, and rising credit card delinquencies (because of unemployment) suggesting economic stress. A three year experiment in Univ…
Google earnings beat across the board, with one exception: YouTube revenue was less than expected, even though it was up $1B year over year...creating some weakness for the stock this morning. Tesla …
Measures of inflation are beginning to come down: Shelter costs are expected to decline over the next six-months; jobless claims and consumer delinquencies are on the rise. Markets rally after a thre…
Markets last week were very deviated above the 20-DMA, and in need of correction. Well, that snuck up on us all at once with three days of a sharp sell-off taking us below that 20-DMA. Normally, such…
Lance discusses the markets' potential reaction to Biden's exit from Presidential race, and whether markets' rotation out of mega-cap stocks is sustainable; a rewind to February market conditions com…
Back in February/March, we noted how markets were over-extended, overbought, and stretched, anticipating a 5% - 10% correction. The correction hit in April. The first sign of that activity was a brea…
Richard Rosso opines on Houston driver, CrowdStrike IT fail, and why he's changed his tune in thinking now might be a good time for the Fed to slip in a rate cut. Does the Fed have performance anxiet…
ey, kids--what day is it? Lance reorients himself and shares foreigners' perspectives of the U.S. Advice: Avoid the negativity and don't feed the fear. Looking at astronomical rotation from Large- to…
The rotation from large-cap to small-caps continue for the largest such moves we've ever seen. The Russell 2000 is now over four standard deviations from its moving average. "Astronomical" comes to m…
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