Consumer Discretionary Sector December Outlook—Bullish Reversal Showing Upside Follow-through, We Remain Bullish on Discretionary
The consumer has shown resilience. If rates roll over, that would be an added tailwind.
The consumer has shown resilience. If rates roll over, that would be an added tailwind.
Our Tactical sector report looks at price action and options market indicators to evaluate potential near-term dislocations in price. This week, we’re looking at industry level performance within the S&P 500 to identify potential new leadership trends breaking out as well as laggards that might offer an oversold opportunity. S&P 500 Industry Level: Distance from
S&P futures are up 0.1% in Monday pre-market trading following a week where the S&P 500 lost over 2% and the Nasdaq shed more than 3%, erasing post-election gains. European and Asian equities are mostly lower, with China leading declines. Treasuries are little changed to weaker, with the curve steepening. The Dollar index is flat,
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S&P futures up 0.2% in Tuesday morning trading. Comes after US equities finished mostly lower in quiet, lower volume session on Monday. Banks, credit cards, power, airlines, hotels and select managed care lagged. Energy, REITs, retail, builders, autos and solar outperformed. Treasuries weaker after strengthening on Monday. Dollar index down 0.2%. Gold up 0.1%. Bitcoin
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S&P futures up 0.2% Monday morning after two consecutive weeks of declines. Asian markets mostly higher, with South Korea leading on favorable tax news and China’s Shanghai Composite up over 1%. Japan was closed for a holiday. European markets are up ~0.3%. Treasuries strengthened, the dollar index fell 0.5%, gold is up 0.1%, Bitcoin futures
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Slowly progressing through a bullish reversal that started in August
TSLA on the cusp of a bullish break-out, US 10yr Yields on the cusp of a bearish break-out
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S&P futures are higher Friday morning after a mixed-to-higher close on Thursday, where the S&P 500 snapped its three-day losing streak. Tesla (TSLA) led gains on strong earnings, while software, logistics, managed care, homebuilders, and hotels outperformed. Laggards included rails, hospitals, precious metals, and ride share. Overnight, Asian markets were mixed with Greater China up,
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S&P futures are up 0.5% in Thursday morning trading after US equities posted a third straight decline on Wednesday, the first such streak since early September. Laggards included big tech, semis, autos, retail, beverages, trucking, hotels, and industrial metals. Treasuries firmed as the curve bull flattened, and the Dollar Index fell 0.3%. Gold rose 0.7%,
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