Positive Seasonality Traps the Overconfident Bulls
As the first trading day of July brought positive action, the bulls got a bit too excited.
As the first trading day of July brought positive action, the bulls got a bit too excited.
Tuesday’s stock market action was all about position for the second half of the year.
Traders are increasing speculative action ahead of the holiday.
The most beaten-up names enjoyed a reprieve, but don’t be too trusting.
My interest rate projection appears to go against the grain.
The market bounced back from a Fed-induced sell-off on Thursday, but it was news about an Apple price hike that drove most of the strength.
The new Federal Reserve chair outlined his vision for the future.
Technology names led on Monday, but lower interest rates were the focus on Tuesday.
The market had a good day on Iran news, but the action was uneven.
Lows on bond yields and highs on equities will dissipate as the day goes on.