Firing On Most “Cyclicals”

The bull vs. bear battle wagered on this past trading week, as the bears attempted to wrestle back into focus the downside risks to equities that defined the 2022 bear market. They managed to reconcile the bi-weekly gains, year-to-date, for both the S&P 500 (SPX) and Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) with slight declines for…...

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Morgan Stanley: Weekly Warm-up: The Hall of Mirrors Requires a Strong View and Clear Vision

Bear markets are like a Hall of Mirrors, designed to confuse investors and take their money. Trust YOUR fundamental process. For us, margins/earnings are likely to significantly disappoint whether there is a recession, or not. We double down on that view today with more evidence to support it. The Hall of Mirrors…many investors share a…...

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Super Overbought Breadth Thrust!

January 13, 2023 by Doug Ramsey of Leuthold Group This year is off to a much stronger start than suggested by the 3-4% gains in the blue-chip averages: Through January 12th, the Value Line Arithmetic Composite—an equally-weighted index of about 1,700 stocks, was up 7.0%. Yesterday, that action produced a “super-overbought” reading on our Moving…...

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A New Year, A New LASTING Trend?

While we can’t be sure that the bear market ended on October 13, 2022, with the S&P 500 falling to 3,491, the New Year has started far better than 2022. Eyebrows are starting to raise and investors are beginning to question the bearish outlook for markets that coalesce around a belief that new lows or…...

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Weekly State of the Market: Is It Different This Time

“Keep It Simple Stunad for 2023: Market will be well beyond your comfort-BUY level by the time your defined signals are confirmed. It is why you are constantly re-defining your confirming signals. Don’t do this  Just buy when value presents itself.” ~Seth Golden If you would like to listen and view the weekly State of…...

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The Leuthold Group: Yield Curve Timing

Market veterans know there’s just one thing more probable than a recession after the yield curve inverts: Yield curve denial among a large group of sell-side economists and market strategists! Indeed, the earliest of those dismissals occurred last March—a month before the first of more than a dozen iterations of a yield-curve inversion. More recently,…...

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Moody’s Analytics: A “Slowsession”

Introduction  The U.S. economy will struggle in 2023 with halting growth and higher unemployment. Recession is a serious threat. But the Moody’s Analytics baseline forecast—the most-likely outlook—holds that the economy will avoid a downturn. Call it a slowcession. Slowcession  By Mark Zandi The U.S. economy will struggle in 2023 with halting growth and higher unemployment.…...

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Weekly State of the Market: Out With 2022, Up With 2023?

When you believe in a future that is so alive in your mind that you keep living it over and over, your mind “front runs” your current environment and pulls you in that new direction. Greatness always starts this way; by thinking greater than your present reality. ~Mark Minervini Thank you for reading our inaugural…...

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KKR’s 2023 Outlook

Despite all the uncertainty across today’s global capital markets, we are poised to enter 2023 with a more constructive tilt, especially on many parts of Credit. Our basic premise is that it will be easier to navigate inflation’s negative impact on corporate earnings and consumer balance sheets in 2023 than it was to invest with…...

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