Week Of June 30: What’s In Store For The Markets


“I measure what’s going on, and I adapt to it. I try to get my ego out of the way. The market is smarter than I am so I bend.” – Martin ZweigMarket Commentary                      New index highs, with narrow participation:

  • The second quarter ended with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq at all-time highs. A narrowing group of companies and sectors, and the “AI traders,” continue to power the indexes, while clear deterioration is surfacing in the broader market.
  • Value impact from the Russell realignment and portfolio analysts’ second quarter window dressing had big impacts on the markets. 
  • The number of new 52-week lows did improve as did the advance/decline line.
  • Interest rates have been gradually coming down on longer term bonds and the “5% safe haven” has already evaporated.
  • While I was expecting a strong endorsement for the solar industry during the Presidential debate it did not occur.
  • Economic data and market clues: Two important announcements regarding the economy this week, the Fed minutes will be released as will new employment data. Both are potentially big market movers, despite a short week.No big earnings this week. Current holdings:Magnet®:Datadog DDOGCelestica CLSMr. Cooper Group COOPFACTS:Amazon AMZNBlackRock BLKArch Capital Group ACGL More By This Author:Week Of June 23: What’s In Store For The Markets
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