February 21, 2025 S&P futures are little changed after U.S. equities fell Thursday, with staples retailers, banks, credit cards, machinery, airlines, trucking, chemicals, cybersecurity, and apparel retail among the weakest sectors. Momentum factor unwind was in focus. Asian markets rallied, with Hong Kong up nearly 4% on tech strength, while European markets gained ~0.2%. Treasuries […]
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February 13, 2025 S&P futures little changed Thursday morning after US equities pulled back Wednesday but closed well off session lows. Bond proxies, homebuilders, energy, aluminum, trucking, and ag chemicals lagged, while drug stores, autos, managed care, biotech, China tech, airlines, and exchanges outperformed. Asian markets were mixed, with Hong Kong giving back recent gains
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February 10, 2025 The S&P 500 continues in a consolidation pattern that started in early December. The index made a marginal new high on January 23rd, but the buyer couldn’t sustain above that level for longer than a day. The move sets up a negative momentum divergence in the RSI and MACD oscillators (chart below,
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S&P Futures Up 0.1% in Wednesday Morning Trading. US equities finished higher Tuesday, led by tech, though breadth remained negative as equal-weight S&P trailed by ~140 bp. Asian markets were mostly higher, with Japan up over 1%, while several markets, including China, were closed for the holiday. European markets gained ~0.7%. Treasuries were steady to
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The consumer has shown resilience. If rates roll over, that would be an added tailwind.
Royal Caribbean cruise guests felt their ship tilt during rough weather near Tenerife, Spain, on Nov. 7.
Not many anticipate that modern mega-ships will be affected by bad weather. Companies like Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines have meteorologists and teams dedicated to ensuring their ships avoid serious weather conditions.
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Slowly progressing through a bullish reversal that started in August
Royal Caribbean Group is planning to issue senior unsecured notes in order to refinance its current debt.
XLY has potential to benefit from the change in Fed policy outlook. It has shown some technical improvement over the previous 3-months as well. However, the stock level picture is showing a tough environment for the average stock at present
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