Industrials Sector November Outlook—Industrials Continue to be Steady but Unspectacular.
Industrials have been constructive, but have been too broadly exposed to lead the market
Industrials have been constructive, but have been too broadly exposed to lead the market
We need to see more investor enthusiasm for commodities to get interested in Materials stocks again
If rates go higher and Crude prices perk up, we could get interested in owning Energy stocks
S&P futures were down 0.8% Thursday morning, following Wednesday’s U.S. market decline led by semiconductor, pharma, and QSR sectors. Big tech stocks were mixed, with
US equities have re-asserted leadership, but China and EM are still in a bullish reversal pattern
S&P futures rose 0.1% in Wednesday’s pre-market after a mixed Tuesday session driven by big tech gains, especially in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while
The S&P 500 seasonal pattern is bullish into year end, and has been positive 4 of the 5 previous election cycles with 2008 the bearish exception.
S&P futures are down 0.1% in Tuesday morning trading, following a positive Monday session where around 70% of the S&P 500 advanced. Small caps, crowded
S&P futures are up 0.6% on Monday morning following a mostly lower week for US equities, where the S&P 500 snapped a six-week winning streak,
TSLA on the cusp of a bullish break-out, US 10yr Yields on the cusp of a bearish break-out
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