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S&P 500 Snapshot: Another All-Time HighDoug Short • Tue, May 7
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Huge Jump In Bullish SentimentBespoke Investment Group • Mon, May 6
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S&P 500 Snapshot: Another All-Time HighDoug Short • Tue, May 7
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Huge Jump In Bullish SentimentBespoke Investment Group • Mon, May 6
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- Saturday, May 18, 9:15 AM Leon Cooperman and partner Steve Einhorn keep it simple: Stocks (VTI) are cheap relative to interest rates and inflation. The guy who bought T-bills (SHY) has migrated to T-bonds (TLT), the guy who bought T-bonds has moved to investment grade corporates (LQD), the guy who bought IG is now in high-yield (HYG, JNK), and so on (glasses clink in the FOMC board room). Their largest position is Sprint Nextel (S) - as fans of Masayoshi Son and long-time owners of DISH, the duo like seeing two industry titans both wanting the same asset. New Citigroup (C) management should be able to double ROE over the next 2-3 years, and Transocean (RIG) sells for a significant discount to asset value. 3 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Friday, May 17, 8:13 AM Thomas Lee lifts his year-end S&P 500 (SPY) forecast to 1,715 from 1,580 as the bull has already outrun his expectations. His team sees clues economic performance is picking up, including the outperformance of semiconductors (XSD) vs. transports (IYT), and the steepening of the 10 year/30 year Treasury curve. Risk/reward is particularly appealing in tech (XLK), healthcare (XLV), and financials (XLF). Comment!
- Tuesday, May 14, 8:03 AM More from Tepper: "We're going to get this hyper-drive market," unless the Fed starts tapering its purchases, he says (referencing 1999), adding the June meeting wouldn't be a bad time to get started. He pulls out this chart from a recent FRBNY report, showing stocks remain cheap - the equity premium to bonds is as high as it's been in the last 50 years. 16 Comments
- Tuesday, May 14, 7:52 AM Tepper stays bullish. Confounding gnomes who whispered the hedge fund honcho was turning cautious on stocks, David Tepper tells the CNBC crew the wave of liquidity that turned him bullish in the first place is getting even bigger. Fed tapering? So what, he says. The U.S. budget deficit over the next 6 months will only be $100B, while the Fed is scheduled to buy about $500B. That's $400B coming out of the bond market and going to investors who can buy more fixed-income, more real estate, more stocks. SPY erases losses and gets back to flat premarket. 11 Comments [Breaking News]
- Saturday, May 11, 10:13 PM "They say unemployment rate, but they really mean" the S&P 500 (SPY), says David Rosenberg, referring of course, to the esteemed members of the FOMC. "After all, to get the wealth effect to work on spending, you have to generate the wealth," he continues. As for the sustainability of the rally in both equities and fixed income, Rosenberg is having déjà vu: "Distortions caused by negative real interest rates, the mis-pricing of risk and promotion of leverage sounds a lot like the previous cycle … enjoy it while you can." (Also: NYSE margin debt signals return of leverage) 10 Comments [U.S. Economy]
- Friday, May 10, 8:33 AM The S&P 500 (SPY) has yet to have even a 4% correction this year, with the only other time since 1980 the index made it to this point without one being 1995, according to Miller Tabak. The S&P went on the finish 1995 with a 34% advance that was but a small precursor to gains yet to come. One difference: 1995's gain was led by cyclicals and tech. This year's by defensive sectors (though showing signs of rotation). 4 Comments
- Monday, May 6, 8:40 AM Laszlo Birinyi ups his S&P 500 (SPY) target this year to 1,900, the index having already hit his original 1,600 guess. He says this year's bull market most resembles the patterns etched in 1982 and 1990, suggesting another 20% of upside. "In addition to the historical parallels, we still view sentiment as subdued and nowwhere approaching extremes." 11 Comments
- Monday, May 6, 7:27 AM The S&P 500 (SPY) is fairly valued, says Goldman, but opportunity lies in cyclicals (XLY, XLE, XLI, XLB) which are more undervalued vs. defensives (XLU, XLP, XLV, XTL) than at any time in the last 15 years. "Given the 4 P/E multiple point head start, even a slight valuation normalization should translate into outperformance of cyclicals over defensives during the next 12 months." 1 Comment
- Monday, April 29, 10:40 AM Not confirming the nice move in the S&P (SPY) since March is the 10-year Treasury yield, today hitting another 2013 low of 1.65% (TLT +0.2%). Yields and stocks have move broadly together for years - especially so for the last year - but began to diverge about 2 months ago. Another notable divergence is the Russell 2000 (IWM) - trending lower for the last 6 weeks. 3 Comments
- Wednesday, April 24, 10:10 AM Turning 10 this week, the Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) has outperformed the SPY by 5,900 basis points since its launch. The RSP was one of the pioneers of equal-weighting - created in the aftermath of the 2000 bust to give investors exposure to stocks without so high a focus on large caps (the so-called "Cisco effect"). It's time for a renaming to the "Apple effect" as QQQE - the Nasdaq 100 Equal Weighted ETF - has outperformed the QQQ by 850 bps YTD. 3 Comments
- Monday, April 22, 11:08 AM "When the cover of a major financial magazine features a cartoon of a bull leaping through the air on a pogo stick, it's probably about time to cash in the chips," writes John Hussman, commenting on Saturday's Barron's cover. Ryan Detrick notes the Barron's big money poll was decidedly more bearish 6 months and 1,000 Dow (DIA) points ago. 5 Comments
- Thursday, April 18, 9:03 AM After dropping to the lowest level since March 2009 last week, bulls gain 7.5 points to 26.8% in the AAII Investor Sentiment Survey. The long-term average of bulls is 39%. Those bearish drop 6.3 points to 48.2% - still well above the long-term average of 30.5%. From Bespoke is this chart of the SPY vs. the AAII bulls since 2009. 3 Comments
- Tuesday, April 16, 8:57 AM Stocks are "far from the overextended levels that prevailed at the prior peaks," says BAML, comparing the S&P 500 (SPY) today to March 2000 and October 2007. Earnings and dividend yields today are far higher; PE ratios, Price/Book, EV/EBITDA are all lower. "Third time a charm?" 1 Comment
- Monday, April 15, 3:50 PM Calling recent stock market action a "buying stampede" unlike anything he's seen in more than 50 years of watching markets, Jeff Saut says the investors he talks to believe the rally is "artificially induced" and is set up for a crash. The big picture: QE remains, profits have risen along with stocks, the Advance/decline line has broken out to new highs - "there is nothing in the 'tea leaves' suggesting a repeat of double-digit declines" seen in the past 3 springs. 15 Comments
- Monday, April 15, 12:38 PM The S&P (SPY) and Dow (DIA) have continued to notch record highs, but small caps (IWM -3%) - which led the way higher for much of the year - rolled over a few weeks ago and are falling especially sharply today. Technicians fret. 1 Comment
- Friday, April 12, 4:35 PM Goldman follows up on last night's 16,000 Nikkei prediction with a 1900 target for the S&P 500 (SPY) by the end of 2015. The firm posits a scenario wherein pretty much everything that can go right, does: U.S. stocks will see "strong earnings growth, good dividend yield, and expansion in multiples" on their way to +9% annual returns. As for the risk to stocks posed by Fed tightening, GS notes that "historically, increases in yields from low levels driven by better growth have been associated with rising rather than falling" equities. What about rising rates coupled with anemic growth? 1 Comment
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Matthew Pixa
"Tapping the brakes" a bit and taking profits on S&P 500. Reduced exposure to $IVV by about 5% for all clients Sold at $157.63 #discipline - View all 0 replies
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David Jackson
Great chart: $SPY still not at its all-time high if you factor in inflation http://seekingalpha.com/a/s2n3 $IVV - View all 1 replies
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markrpat: credit markets, derivitives, euro, leveraging still the threat.....stock market is tick on the dog's tail.
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David Jackson
Must-read on how to beat $SPY $IVV $VTI $DIA $RSP in a tax-sheltered trading account: http://seekingalpha.com/a/nt09 - View all 6 replies
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S&P 500 Snapshot:A Modest Loss In A Pre-Holiday Shortened Session Dec. by: Doug Short.$IVV $SDS $SH $SPY $VOO http://bit.ly/WNChE6 - View all 10 replies
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x oil -field: CNNMONEY:Tax hikes for the rich? Blame George W. Bush. http://bit.ly/WEomwc Thank you ''Dubya". (not)
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Option Millionaires
On-Balance Volume giving long term warning to the market bulls. http://bit.ly/RvDNmL SPY, IVV, IVOO, IWM, QQQ - View all 0 replies
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Option Millionaires
SPY, DIA, IVV looking ready to break upward from a flag formation! http://bit.ly/UDz8ol. Targets: Dow: 13.9k, SPX: 1480 - View all 0 replies
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Option Millionaires
Combination of Gann and Demark analysis gives major market top near October 31. SPY, DIA, QQQ, IVV http://bit.ly/PPsk0T - View all 0 replies
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Option Millionaires
Demark analysis of SPY, IVV says the market will top and reverse in late October. http://bit.ly/OECksE - View all 0 replies
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BlackRock's iShares Fee Cut http://seekingalpha.com/a/igl1 $BLK $AGG $BCS $BND $EEM $IVV $VOO $VWO - View all 0 replies
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Michael A. Gayed
Latest Lead-Lag Report Now Available: The Bull Rebellion Strengthens SPY IVV IWM http://bit.ly/NhBgdE - View all 1 replies
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realornot: Cheers, Michael. We are at the top of the twin peaks and loooooking down. Got 1 more week left. Time to unload before Sep.
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David Jackson
Great chart: $SPY still not at its all-time high if you factor in inflation http://seekingalpha.com/a/s2n3 $IVV - View all 1 replies
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markrpat: credit markets, derivitives, euro, leveraging still the threat.....stock market is tick on the dog's tail.
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David Jackson
Must-read on how to beat $SPY $IVV $VTI $DIA $RSP in a tax-sheltered trading account: http://seekingalpha.com/a/nt09 - View all 6 replies
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S&P 500 Snapshot:A Modest Loss In A Pre-Holiday Shortened Session Dec. by: Doug Short.$IVV $SDS $SH $SPY $VOO http://bit.ly/WNChE6 - View all 10 replies
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x oil -field: CNNMONEY:Tax hikes for the rich? Blame George W. Bush. http://bit.ly/WEomwc Thank you ''Dubya". (not)
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Michael A. Gayed
Latest Lead-Lag Report Now Available: The Bull Rebellion Strengthens SPY IVV IWM http://bit.ly/NhBgdE - View all 1 replies
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realornot: Cheers, Michael. We are at the top of the twin peaks and loooooking down. Got 1 more week left. Time to unload before Sep.
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Michael A. Gayed
Latest Lead-Lag Report now available. Is the correction in SPY IWM IVV VWO already over? http://bit.ly/HONg3P - View all 2 replies
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mitrado: Europe falling down, once again. Is this a correction or will Europe turn it into a crash!?
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Josh Krause: The market will not turn until AAPL turns as it is a large portion of of the market now. March 7 is the first possible turning point
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Michael A. Gayed
Nice comeback in emerging markets (VWO). After being down more than IVV in the morning, now down less. Bullish environment persists. - View all 4 replies
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Jim Van Meerten
IVV - the S&P 500 index is up 7 of the last 20 sessions for 9.48% - you shouldn't be on the sidelines - View all 13 replies
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Michael A. Gayed
Interesting. Intraday S&P 500 IVV makes new lows, but Small-Caps IWM not doing so. Improvement. - View all 1 replies
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Michael A. Gayed
ATAC Model Backtested Performance Pension Partners uses for managing accounts with AGG EEM IVV IWM http://bit.ly/rv2qt5 - View all 2 replies
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Michael A. Gayed
From Summer Crash on June 8 to Fall Melt Up on Sept. 29 on SPY, IWM, EFA, EEM, RSX, IVV, DIA http://seekingalpha.com/a/6cwi - View all 3 replies
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David Room: What about other stocks such as PANL - said to be a leading stock, had resisted the market downturn. But now getting hammered like the rest? -
golfitobob: When markets go down.It all goes.Good stock provide gains to offset losses. Gold sold offset all kinds of losses.Markets take no prisoners !