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On Thursday, Nvidia (NVDA) led the market and other chip stocks higher. It appears chip investors are enthused with their investor day presentation. The Finviz heat map below...
Adobe Shares Fall Due to the Russian Conflict
So far, it has been predominately the defense, materials, agricultural, and energy companies most affected by the Russian invasion. Add technology company Adobe to the list. O...
Yield Surge Yet Stocks Rally On
Over the last few months, bond yields have surged higher. Higher yields are a tax of sorts on economic activity. The steadily growing debt to GDP ratio strengthens the relatio...
Interest Rate Cuts On The Horizon
On Monday, Powell reiterated the need to normalize monetary policy. Per his speech: "There is an obvious need to move expeditiously to return the stance of monetar...
Positive Note As The S&P 500 Rallies On Fed
The S&P 500 capped off last week on a positive note with a strong rally to close above both its 50- and 200-day moving averages. The last time the index closed above both...
Equities Rally into Quadruple Witching
As we anticipated, stocks are rallying out of the FOMC meeting after fears of a 0.50% rate hike did not materialize. The S&P 500 finished above its downtrend line yesterda...
Fed Funds Upped by .25% as Fed Embarks on Tightening Path
On March 3, 2020, the Federal Reserve reduced its Fed Funds rate and bought Treasury and mortgage assets as the Pandemic rattled the economy and markets. Nearly two years late...
Gold and Oil Prices Tumble As The War Premium Fades
The recent surge in gold and oil prices has been erased. While the Russian invasion rages on, it appears investors flocking to the safety of gold, oil, and a host of other com...
Death Cross and Recession Warnings
The S&P 500 just flashed a death cross. A death cross is a bearish technical warning which occurs when the 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average. Th...
Consumer Sentiment Survey Worsens Driving Recession Concerns
Not surprisingly, the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey fell again. The index hit 59.7 versus expectations of 61.0 and the prior reading of 62.8. Driving the po...
