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2024 First Half Review: 5 Industry Stock Market Trends
by Andrew Rocco
A high interest rate environment and a revolution in AI technology have led to a bifurcated market where specific industries outperform others.
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PCE, Housing, Earnings to Inform Trading Week
by Mark Vickery
Reports this week will help inform the Fed on how to adjust inflation rates in the (near?) future.
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June PMI After the Bell: Headed for a Green Week?
by Mark Vickery
We expect to see growth on both S&P Services and Manufacturing PMI later this morning.
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Will the Equity Bull Market Continue?
by Andrew Rocco
Five bullish catalysts suggest that stocks will be higher into year-end, including election year seasonality, AI leadership and potential interest rate drops.
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PPI Wholesale Shrinks, Jobless Claims Jump
by Mark Vickery
Final demand in goods dropped -0.8% last month, led by -7.1% in wholesale gasoline costs.
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Fed, Powell Lay Out Inflation Expectations
by Mark Vickery
"We saw today's CPI report as progress and building confidence, but it does not warrant changing policy at this time."
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Europe, Asia Rates Stay Put: Global Week Ahead
by John Blank
Central Bank decisions in Europe, from the U.K., Switzerland and Norway, are expected to provide more evidence that the global rate-cutting dash is slowing to a crawl.
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Fed, Powell Lay Out Inflation Expectations
by Mark Vickery
"We saw today's CPI report as progress and building confidence, but it does not warrant changing policy at this time."
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CPI Inflation Rate +3.4%: Back on Track
by Mark Vickery
Headline CPI year over year represents a 10 bps drop from expectations and 20 bps lower month over month.
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S&P, Nasdaq Notch New Closing Highs Ahead of CPI, Fed
by Mark Vickery
While Apple (AAPL) helped the Nasdaq and S&P higher, the Dow and Russell 2000 were lower for the session.
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On Oddsmaking CPI and the Fed's Decision
by Mark Vickery
Both CPI and the FOMC decision happen tomorrow. Are they yet reliant on each other?
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Quiet Day Ahead of Fed, Inflation This Week
by Mark Vickery
Last month, we were greeted with a +3.4% Inflation Rate and +3.6% on core CPI year over year.
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Labor Heats Up Again: Jobs +272K, Unemployment +4.0%
by Mark Vickery
While it's nice to see a strong domestic labor force, it throws cold water on the notion of near-term rate cuts.
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2 Stocks to Buy After The European Central Bank & Bank of Canada Cut Rates
by Shaun Pruitt
Presumably, investors may be eyeing stocks that can benefit more directly from what will likely be a more favorable operating environment for companies in Europe and Canada after the ECB and BOC cut interest rates.
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U.S. Equities: 5 Signs the Recent Pullback is Healthy
by Andrew Rocco
The recent pullback in U.S. equities looks temporary. Several bullish catalysts point to higher prices into year-end.
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PCE Numbers In-Line, Pre-Markets Applaud
by Mark Vickery
Core PCE year over year came in at +2.8% for a third-straight month.
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Interest Rate Fears Turn Markets Downward
by Mark Vickery
Will market participants wait for Friday's PCE numbers to start shopping for value stocks?
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Pre-Markets Flat on Fed Speeches, Q1 Reports
by Mark Vickery
While Macy's (M) and Lowe's (LOW) both outperformed expectations, nosebleed valuations are keeping markets from racing higher.
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Defensive Stocks to Consider Amid Jamie Dimon's Concern for a Large Market Correction
by Shaun Pruitt
Often asked for his economic opinion and outlook, JPMorgan Chase (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon alluded to concerns of a broader economic slowdown and the possibility of a large stock market correction while speaking with Bloomberg on Thursday.
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Econ Data Cools Ahead of NVIDIA Earnings Next Week
by Mark Vickery
The moment the "soft landing" narrative resurfaced, bullish sentiment in the stock market commenced.
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Record Closing Highs Amid Interest Rate Catch-22
by Mark Vickery
This CPI report put the domestic inflation trajectory back on the "soft landing" path, where it had veered away from somewhat.
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CPI Down 1st Time in 2024, Pre-Markets Up
by Mark Vickery
The Inflation Rate was +3.4%, 10 bps lower than the previous month and well off the peak +9.1% from June 2022.
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Nasdaq Closes at New Record High; CPI on Deck
by Mark Vickery
Considering the challenges with PPI this morning, this demonstrates a bullish sentiment remaining in the market.
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PPI Shows Higher Wholesale Inflation; Meme Stocks Rule (Again)
by Mark Vickery
Certain Producer Price levels are the hottest we've seen in a year. Speaking of hot, have you seen SPWR, GME and AMC this morning?
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Pre-Markets Blossom on Goldilocks Jobs Data
by Mark Vickery
175K new jobs and +0.2% wage growth are both lower than expected but still clearly positive.
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