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Stock ETFs Look to Jobs ReportTom Lydon • Wed, Jul 6, 2011
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ETF Taxation: Issues and OpportunitiesMorningstar • Thu, Feb 18, 2010
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- Monday, January 14, 9:24 AM The S&P is within a hair of joining John Hussman's short list of "Who's Who of Awful Times to Invest." The combination of high PEs, strong price momentum, strong sentiment, and rising Treasury yields has been "consistently hostile for stocks over the past century." Comment!
- Friday, January 11, 1:30 PM More on equity fund inflows: Extreme moves such as what's been seen early in 2013 are somewhat rare (graph) and often a good contrarian indicator for what the market might do over the following 3 months. The evidence, however, remains mixed, says Nomura's Mark Diver, as other indicators he follows are not flashing such bearish signals. 9 Comments
- Thursday, January 10, 2:47 PM The rally in the S&P should peak close to 1500 (2% above its current level), says Tom DeMark, calling for at least a 5.5% correction from that point. The well-followed technician has or has had the ear of some of the hedge fund world's biggest guns. He's currently basking in his Dec. 4 bottom call on China, since which the Shanghai Composite has risen 16%. 6 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Wednesday, January 9, 11:29 AM "Wake up Mr. Risk at 1328," writes State Street's "Mr. Risk" Fred Goodwin, calling 2013 "the year to be long volatility." Last year at this time, investors were focused on risks and assets were priced to match. Not now though, he says, expecting too much fiscal tightening in the U.S. and a re-emergence of the EU debt crisis. 3 Comments
- Tuesday, January 8, 3:26 PM The usually bullish Tom Lee unveils a chart (via) on Bloomberg to back up his new-found caution (previous). The percentage of NYSE stocks above their 200-day moving average is nearing nosebleed levels. 3 Comments
- Tuesday, January 8, 8:01 AM TD Ameritrade's Investor Movement Index attempts to measure the actual movement of retail investor funds, as opposed to relying on questionnaires - and the two don't always match. While sentiment indicators turned south in early December, the indicator shot to its highest level of the year, suggesting heavy retail buying of stocks. 6 Comments
- Monday, January 7, 4:38 PM Fade last week's big rally, says Barclays' Barry Knapp, arguing markets aren't properly discounting the fiscal drag ahead. The sequester and the debt ceiling fight are only a handful of weeks away, he reminds. and he looks for a significant move lower in stocks in H1 before a better environment in H2. 3 Comments [U.S. Economy]
- Friday, January 4, 9:16 AM The nearly-always bullish Tom Lee of JPMorgan detects (via) a bit too much company. "Even notable bears have turned bullish on equities in 2013." Not necessarily "ringing the top," it's a reminder for investors to pay attention to the consensus. His personal view remains a higher S&P for the year, but not before a pre-midyear correction. 3 Comments
- Friday, January 4, 8:43 AM S&P futures show little reaction to the mostly inline employment report, +0.15%. Treasury prices remain under pressure, the yield on the 10-year note rising again this morning, +3 bps to 1.95%. TLT -0.5% premarket. Comment! [U.S. Economy]
- Monday, December 31, 2012, 1:28 PM Sell the news? As word leaks out about the outlines of an agreement, Bill Gross says a fiscal cliff deal is no cause for celebration. Capital gains, dividend, and income taxes are all headed higher, with maybe a wealth tax too. "Reduce risk." Perhaps. Tax hikes aren't fun, but markets seem to hate uncertainty even more. 7 Comments [U.S. Economy]
- Saturday, December 29, 2012, 1:00 PM The NAAIM Manager Sentiment survey soars to 88.1 - "literally off the charts bullish," says Schaeffer's Ryan Detrick, pronouncing himself concerned at so many professionals moved to one side of the boat. (longer-term chart) 28 Comments
- Friday, December 28, 2012, 6:10 PM Pres. Obama says he'll ask Harry Reid to put a "basic package" on the floor for an "up-or-down vote," should Congress fail to reach a deal. Congressional leaders suggest an afternoon meeting with Obama went well, but Wall Street isn't convinced the fiscal cliff will be avoided. Equity futures have added to their losses following the close. 118 Comments [U.S. Economy]
- Friday, December 28, 2012, 3:53 PM Pres. Obama reportedly won't be making a new budget offer to Republicans today, and will instead reiterate last week's proposal. Stocks have tanked on the news. S&P -1%. Dow -1.1%. NASDAQ -0.7%. 98 Comments [U.S. Economy, Breaking News]
- Friday, December 28, 2012, 10:19 AM Breaking news: Wells Capital's Jim Paulsen is bullish (2013 Outlook). Don't worry so much about earnings in 2013, he says, as the market's about to enter "Stage 2" of its bull cycle where earnings may remain flat, but investors get "paid" with higher valuations on profits previously produced. 4 Comments
- Thursday, December 27, 2012, 2:01 PM Stock buybacks from S&P 500 firms fell 15.1% Q/Q and 25.8% Y/Y in Q3 to $93.4B, per FactSet, a sign the repurchasing binge launched by cash-rich and investment-averse U.S. companies may be cooling down. Nonetheless, buybacks for the trailing 12 months amounted to 65.3% of free cash flow. For the consumer discretionary and consumer staples sectors, the figures were a stunning 106.8% and 116.3%. Total shares outstanding for the S&P reached their lowest point since Q4 '08. (previous) Comment! [U.S. Economy]
- Wednesday, December 26, 2012, 4:38 PM The U.S. will hit its $16.4T statutory debt ceiling on Dec. 31, Tim Geither warns in a letter to Harry Reid. Geithner says the Treasury will create $200B in "headroom" by means of "extraordinary measures," which he says would last the government two months in "normal circumstances." 17 Comments [U.S. Economy]
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