Housing Market Feels Like It’s Built on a Sinkhole
Is the housing market close to a bottom? Let’s take a look.
Is the housing market close to a bottom? Let’s take a look.
Meta’s earnings, P&G’s warning and other headlines moving the market this morning.
US economic data remains light with weekly jobless claims, September leading and coincident indicators and the Kansas City Fed’s October manufacturing survey.
The Fed remains in its blackout period ahead of next week’s October 27–28 FOMC meeting.
Non-Bill (>1yr in maturity) US Treasury auctions continue with a $26bn 5-year TIPS auction.
Q3 earnings season continues with 27 S&P 500 components: Procter & Gamble ($PG), Union Pacific ($UNP), Western Digital ($WDC), Blackstone ($BX), Valero Energy ($VLO), Lockheed Martin ($LMT), Newmont ($NEM), Comcast ($CMCSA), Norfolk Southern ($NSC), Bloom Energy ($BE), Honeywell ($HON), Nasdaq ($NDAQ), Comfort Systems USA ($FIX), CBRE Group ($CBRE), PG&E ($PCG), Roper Technologies ($ROP), Huntington Bancshares ($HBAN), VeriSign ($VRSN), Quest Diagnostics ($DGX), Dover ($DOV), PulteGroup ($PHM), Dow ($DOW), Snap-on ($SNA), Tractor Supply ($TSCO), NVR ($NVR), Allegion ($ALLE) and Deckers Outdoor ($DECK).
Ex-US highlights are France October business confidence, EU27 September new car registrations, Eurozone October consumer confidence, Canada September industrial product price index, and a policy decision in South Korea.

Blowout SpaceX results lifted a swath of AI names, sending the Nasdaq up over 1%.
The tech stocks are due for an oversold rally. Sentiment remains complacent, but more bears are joining the fray.
As the market nears oversold, one Wall Street strategist has cut his year-end target on the S&P 500 by more than a little.
No end in sight for renewed U.S.-Iran pressures, Jensen Huang on China AI models and other headlines are moving stocks this morning.
The market continues to follow the sentiment cycle chart, and it appears that we’re currently at ‘anxiety’.