The significant breadth strength of the 2020-2021 bull market has provided investors with a tremendous advance since the March 2020 lows. Breadth has proven so strong since the turn of the year that many of the stock market’s seasonal tendencies have been overwhelmed in favor of the bullish continuation pattern. September, however, has thus far proven the seasonal pattern as…
How Does The September Season Resolve For Investors?
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Morgan Stanley’s Weekly Warm-up: Tapering on Deck — Stick with Defensive Quality in Factor Frenzy
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
While expected, we think the Fed’s pivot to a more aggressive tapering schedule poses a larger risk for asset...
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Gold vs 1360: Round 4
Edward Cordoba, , Research Reports, 0
For this week’s tech report, we focus on that shiny precious metal: gold. Ever since the post-recession high in...
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Fed Minutes, Key Gauges on the Economy & G-20 Set Up The Final Week of November
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
In the week that was, we had a rare 2018 example of market inefficiency. For much of the year...
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Markets Edge Lower, Fed Commentary & Shaken Heads
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 1
Even with better than expected earnings results from the big money center banks and early technology sector reporting, the...
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Target’s 2017 Ends As 2018 Begins: Reviewing Results & Guidance
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Earlier this month, Target released its Q4 2017 results alongside 2018 guidance. The release brought with it selling pressure...
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The Beginning of the End of Easy Money is Starting to Look Overpriced
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Cross-asset strategy: Higher rates was one of late 2020’s most-consensus views, but higher rate volatility was not. Hence,...
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Weekly State Of The Market: It’s A Bull Fight
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
“The greatest enemy of a good plan is the dream of a perfect plan. Stick to the good plan.”...
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