Market Direction: BULLISH alert
issued 6/2/2016
Last
Week Review: Stocks were higher for the second week in a
row and have regained all of the losses incurred after the U.K. voted to exit
the European Union two weeks ago. With this 4% gain in the market over the past
two weeks, the S&P 500 closed just below its all-time high. Helping stocks
accelerate toward all-time highs were strong economic data last week, as the
economy added 287,000 jobs in June and the ISM Non-manufacturing Index hit its
highest level in 2016. In addition to this strong data, the Federal Reserve's
meeting minutes assured the market that it would raise short-term interest
rates at a gradual pace. As the domestic stock market approaches all-time
highs, we think it is appropriate to take a balanced approach towards investing,
ensuring that you have the right amount allocated to both stocks and bonds
given your comfort with risk and long-term financial goals.
How the market finished last week, the S&P 500 up
1.3%, the Nasdaq up 1.9%, and the Dow up 1.1%.
The
market seems to have realized that while the fallout from the Brexit referendum
could last a very long time, it is unlikely to affect US markets at all in the
near-term. Indicators are all over the map again and while the SPX seems likely
to reach a new record high next week, it could also be met with a combination
of earnings concerns and technical resistance resulting in more volatile moves.
Economic
Calendar: JOLTS (7/12), Import and Export Prices (7/13), Beige Book (7/13), Consumer
Sentiment (7/15)
Some of the major earnings announcements on deck: AA,
FAST, CSX, DAL, JPM.
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