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An Extreme Level Of Equity Market Fear
Can fear measures get to a level more extreme than yesterday? They did during the great financial crisis (GFC), but we do not think the current environment is like the 2008/2009 market period.
Coronavirus: Panic Leads To Pessimism
The reaction to the coronavirus outbreak appears to have moved into a panic. My belief this is an unnecessary overreaction that is impacting the investment portfolio of institutions and individuals.
Broadening Fear Means Increasing Potential For V-Shape Market Recovery
A widening fear level across many sentiment measures increases the likelihood of a strong market bounce.
Market Decline Driven By A Panic Narrative
If there is one factor most disappointing about the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, it is the panic narrative that seems to have overtaken a more rational narrative.
Equity Market Sentiment Moving To An 'Extreme Fear' Level
The coronavirus, Covid-19, has triggered the recent decline in the equity market, specifically the S&P 500 Index. The Index is down 8.3% from its February 18 high with six percentage points of the decline occurring in the last two days.
Current Market Similar To 1950's & 1980's Bull Market
The bull market that began in 2013 is tracking closely to that of the 1980's and projected to meet the 1950's & 1980's markets in a year or so.
Simply Too Much Brick And Mortar Retail Space
With the current economic cycle the longest on record, the consumer continues to show strength and remain in good financial shape. And given a strong consumer it may seem surprising that retail bankruptcies continue at a pretty high pace.
Positive Consumer And Business Sentiment Creating A Tailwind For Future Economic Activity
One area that remains favorable is the confidence of the consumer and small business owner. In this week's release of the NFIB small business Optimism Index, optimism rose 1.6 points to 104.3.
Declining Job Openings Occurring From A High Level
In Tuesday's release of the Job Opening and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) job openings declined 364,000 to 6.4 million.
S&P 500 Earnings Growth In An Uptrend
Corporate earnings are in an improving trend. This type of earnings trend is generally favorable for equities and is important that it continues given current stock valuations in the U.S.
"Buy The Dip" Supported By Economic And Earnings Data
A common phrase that describes investor behavior of late is "buy the dip." Last week's market action, up four days in a row until Friday's decline, is evidence that this "buy the dip" mentality remains a characteristic of the current bull market.
New Dividend Aristocrats For 2020
Last week S&P Dow Jones Indices announced the annual rebalancing of the Dividend Aristocrats. In the rebalancing results, no companies are being removed, but S&P announced seven new additions to the Aristocrats for 2020.
Investor Sentiment Is Mixed But Trending More Bullish
The American Association of Individual Investors' Sentiment Survey release this week showed a continued trend of bullishness by individual investors. Bullish sentiment rose 3.8 percentage points to 45.6%, up from an Oct. 2018 low of 21.4%.
Investing In An Elevated Market
Since the beginning of December 2019, the market has accelerated even more quickly to the upside. This move higher is occurring in an environment with a low level of volatility.
NFIB Small Business Optimism Index: Small Business Doing Its Part To Sustain Economic Growth
The NFIB Index has declined to 102.7 as reported in the December NFIB Small Business Optimism report today.
Winter 2019 Investor Letter: A Recovery And New Decade
In the fourth quarter of 2019, the S&P 500 Index rose nearly 10% in contrast to 2018 where the Index was down 13.5%. What a difference a year can make.
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