July 13, 2025 As the S&P 500 consolidates just below fresh all-time highs, we are seeing some near-term buying in the Small Cap. space. The chart below shows various Russell and S&P benchmark indices by size and their performance against the broad market R3K since the April 7th low for equities. The Russell 2000 briefly […]
July 6, 2025 The S&P 500 has broken out to new all-time highs in July, and we are finally seeing a change in the behavior of the average stock. For most of 2024 a primary concern for the bull was the lack of upside participation at the stock level despite a top line uptrend for
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June 22, 2025 The S&P 500 has been consolidating for two weeks. Prices remain above our neckline of 5786 (chart below) which keeps the most aggressive upside scenarios on the table from a technical perspective. 5504 remains our accumulation point on any deeper drawdown. While investors look for resolution from the S&P 500’s near-term consolidation,
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June 15, 2025 Escalations in the Middle East on the heels of a bout of global trade realignment sets up a scenario straight out of an economics case study. Oil prices have risen (albeit from lows of the cycle, while equities in the very near-term have sold off along with US Treasuries at the long
June 8, 2025 The Bull must be feeling pretty confident with the S&P 500 closing last week above the 6000 level (chart below). The buyer has kept its foot on the gas despite the index reaching overbought conditions in mid-May and the current price is <3% below the all-time high. The usual gripes can still
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We’ve taken a small overweight position in the Energy sector as both Crude and Energy Stocks are structurally oversold despite improving sentiment around global trade.
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Materials Stocks continue to face headwinds from weak commodities prices and high costs. We are out of the sector for June.
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industrials have improved in our process throughout 2025, and we are adding to our long in June
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Betting on continued reflation which historically has benefitted Discretionary stocks.
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Staples remains the highest scoring low vol. sector in our process. We are overweight in June.
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