Market Direction: BULLISH alert
issued 11/10/2016
Last Week Review: Stocks were lower and
bonds were higher on the week, with most of the stock market's losses coming on
Tuesday as investor angst grew with doubts about the passage of the health care
bill in the House of Representatives. This week's decline was the worst of the
year, and Tuesday's 1.2% decline was the largest daily decline since
mid-October, a span of 109 trading days.
Equity
markets have a positive bias early Friday morning as the Dow Jones Industrial
Average (DJI) was last seen up 29 to 20,686, the NASDAQ Composite up 30 to
5,848 while the S&P 500 Index was tacking on 6 to 2,352. On the week
however the SPX is down over 1% and looks like it is on track to post its third
weekly decline of the year. The uncertainty around whether President Trump can
get his healthcare bill through Republican-controlled Congress appears to be
the catalyst for this week’s downdraft in equity markets. Investors aren’t
necessarily concerned about whether the bill passes or not but are using the
initiative as a proxy for Trump’s ability to deliver on his legislative agenda,
which has been the primary market driver over since the election.
How
the market finished last week, the S&P 500 down 1.4%, the Nasdaq down 1.2%,
and the Dow down 1.5%.
This Week: The stock market tone for this
week will likely be established by outcome of House vote on health care we
could see some heightened volatility.
Another,
big event of the week will be the article 50 notification by the UK. Given this
has been expected, any significant reaction is unlikely, unless the reception
in the EU is particularly strident.
Additionally,
we have final revisions of UK and US GDP, while China’s PMI figures should
drive activity.
Economic
Calendar: Consumer Confidence (3/28), GDP (3/30), Personal Income (3/31), PCE
Price Index (3/31), Michigan Sentiment (3/31)
Some of the major earnings announcements on deck: RHT,
FDS, DRI, PLAY, LULU.
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