Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
The Great Rotation Continues
If you own Apple (AAPL) you’re in big trouble. Well, maybe. The Great Rotation continues. The leading technology companies are still trading poorly. They may have another 5% to the downside. But it’s too late to sell them short. It all sets up the sideways “time” correction that I have been predicting for the summer. And what […]
The Labor Market Conditions Index Down In June
The latest update of the Labor Market Conditions Index for June is at 1.5, down from May’s revised 3.3. The LMCI is a relatively recent indicator developed by Federal Reserve economists to assess changes in the labor market conditions. The cumulative index (discussed below) is currently at its post-recession peak. The indicator, designed to illustrate […]
Indian Markets To Triple Over Five Years
Audio Length: 00:53:58 I saw this headline on LinkedIn recently: “Nifty will triple in 5 years.”1 The quote was attributed to Ridham Desai, Morgan Stanley’s head of research for Indian equities. Gaurav Sinha, who covers India extensively for WisdomTree, has been making the bullish case for India on our blog, but the potential drivers for the view that Indian […]
Aussie & Kiwi: Bearish Outlook Remains
A few weeks ago, we took a detailed look from a technical point of view at the two interesting pairs. We speculated the possible scenarios, based on the previous reactions and the potential catalysts, which could lead to the next move. Are Australia’s & New Zealand’s central banks intervening in FX market? The Aussie and […]
Premarket Biotech Digest – CELG Inks New Deal, LLY Gets Favorable Ruling, ALR Modifies Deal
Top Pick of the Day: CELG Celgene Corporation (CELG) announced that it has agreed to acquire a stake in BeiGene. The deal has valued BeiGene stock at $4.58 apiece. The company will buy 5.9 percent of the total stock, which would be 32.7 million shares. BeiGene is set to receive $263 million in upfront license […]
USD Strategy For Bullish And Bearish Scenarios As The Dollar Remains Near Lows
This week is another big one for the U.S. Dollar, as the currency remains pinned-down near 10-month lows. The primary drivers for this week will likely come from Fed Chair Janet Yellen’s two-day testimony in front of Congress, set to take place on Wednesday and Thursday. During this twice-annual Humphrey Hawkins testimony, Chair Yellen will brief […]
Oil Dives (Again) As Hedge Funds Most Bullish In 3 Weeks
On Sunday evening we wondered if news that Libya and Nigeria may soon be asked to cap output would serve as a catalyst for crude prices to start the week. Boom.. here’s your catalyst for oil on Monday: KUWAIT: OPEC, NON-OPEC TO DISCUSS OUTPUT CAPS ON LIBYA, NIGERIA — Walter White (@heisenbergrpt) July 9, 2017 […]
General Mills: Blue Chip Consumer Staples Stock Trading At Fair Value
The consumer staples industry has a compelling value proposition for conservative investors. Why is this? The consumer staples sector has historically been one of the best-performing sectors of the stock market… …while also having the best recession performance. Traditional financial theory suggests that additional risk must be assumed to generate excess returns. The outperformance of the consumer […]
Euro/Dollar In Danger Of Falling Below 1.1380
On Monday July 10, the US dollar index (DXY) is trading up thanks to Friday’s payrolls report. At the time of writing this review, the DXY is at 96.15 against a session high of 96.20. The euro/dollar rate has slid to 1.1382. The price is still within Friday’s range of 1.1380 – 1.1440. If the […]
Stocks Retrace Their Recent Weakness, New Uptrend?
Our intraday outlook is bearish, and our short-term outlook is bearish. Our medium-term outlook remains neutral, following S&P 500 index breakout above last year’s all-time high: Intraday outlook (next 24 hours): bearish Short-term outlook (next 1-2 weeks): bearish Medium-term outlook (next 1-3 months): neutral Long-term outlook (next year): neutral The U.S. stock market indexes gained […]
