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Tuesday Talk: That Old Up And Down...
Stocks popped and dropped and popped and dropped again on Monday, closing lower for the day. Still the Tech sector is strong while top gainers included consumer and healthcare issues.
Thoughts For Thursday: In The House, Debt Deal Done
Wednesday, the United States House of Representatives passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling for two years. The bill passed with 314 votes for and 117 votes against the measure.
Tuesday Talk: Money Time For McCarthy
As markets open after the Memorial Holiday Weekend market makers will turn their attention to Washington and Speaker McCarthy who now has to push the debt ceiling deal through the House.
Tuesday Talk: Rally In The Shadow Of Debt
The A.I. driven rally in Tech continues amidst nagging concerns regarding resolution of the debt ceiling crisis. Despite Bidenspeak about progress being made, McCarthy continues to say no.
Tuesday Talk: Trying To Keep The Beat
The major indices struggled to stay up during the day on Monday but were able recover their rhythm by the close of trading. A debt ceiling solution remains elusive as talks resume today.
Thoughts For Thursday: Arrows Up, Down And All-Around
The CPI arrow is pointing down, interest rate arrows are up, the Nasdaq arrow is arcing up, the S&P 500 is sideways and growth is quivering pending a debt ceiling resolution.
Tuesday Talk: The Sky's The Limit Or Not
The sky can never be the limit for the market, though it sometimes seems that way. The limit for the debt ceiling could prove to be a different matter for some.
Thoughts For Thursday: The Art Of The Pause
While Fed Chairman Jerome Powell did not announce a pause in rate hikes following yesterday's anticipated 25 bps raise, he certainly left the idea on the table.
Tuesday Talk: Rate Hike Backdrops And Trapdoors
The drama of the fate of First Republic Bank ended in the wee hours of Monday morning when the FDIC greenlighted its acquisition by JP Morgan. Short-lived applause ensued.
Thoughts For Thursday: Flat To Down?
Stocks didn't do much of anything on Wednesday and are poised to fall today, based on morning market futures action. Volume has been low in the run-up to Friday's options expiration.
Thoughts For Thursday: Good News Stuck In Neutral
The annual inflation rate dropped to 5% in March, down from 6% in February. Seemingly good news, but probably not enough to fend off another Fed rate hike in May. Stocks reacted in a way that can be described as neutral.
Tuesday Talk: Eggs Still In The Basket
Investors returned to the market Monday, after the Good Friday trading holiday, with most of their eggs still intact. The early Spring rally seems to be holding as the market prepares for Q1 banking sector earnings.
Tuesday Talk: April Flowers
So far it's April flowers as stocks continued upwards on Monday, with the announced OPEC+ production cut creating a rally in Oil related issues.
Thoughts For Thursday: Springing Ahead...
While it may be too early to call an end to the bear market there are signs this week that the market has put the banking crisis behind it and is springing ahead somewhat bullishly.
Tuesday Talk: Walking It Back, Moving Forward
There will be a lot of talk, some of which is shared here, about the current banking crisis. What is important at this juncture is that the government has stepped in to walk it back.
Thoughts For Thursday: Somewhere In Between
In the incessant chatter about inflation, interest rates and recession, continued job growth and the onward march of technology somehow seems to get lost in the discussion.
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