Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
Financials Stumble, But Still Lead Sectors For 1-Year Window
Financial stocks have been sliding over the last several weeks, but these companies remain comfortably in the lead for the trailing one-year return among US sectors, based on a set of proxy ETFs through Apr. 17. Financial Select Sector SPDR (XLF) is ahead by a strong 27.6% for the 12 months through Apr. 17, moderately […]
Goldman Misses As FICC Disappoints, Stock Slides As Average Banker Comp Hits $360K
Unlike the other big banks, Goldman’s earnings release is a breeze: since the bank has virtually no balance sheet to use as a source of income (or loss), it is all about the income statement. And it was here that there was a big surprise, because despite expectations of a blowout result, with whisper numbers […]
Technically Speaking: Oversold Bounce Or Return Of The Bull?
In this past weekend’s missive, “Markets Go On Alert,” I stated that due to the oversold condition of the market on a very short-term basis, a rally was due this week. To wit: “IMPORTANT: By the time weekly signals are issued on an intermediate-term basis, the market is generally oversold, with ‘bearish’ sentiment increasing, on a short-term (daily) basis. Given those short-term […]
The No.1 Marijuana Stock For 2017 (SPONSORED POST)
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Morning Call For Tuesday, April 18
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS Jun E-mini S&Ps (ESM17 -0.22%) this morning are down -0.30% and European stocks are down -0.98% at a 3-week low as weakness in energy producing stocks and mining companies drags the overall market lower. May WTI crude oil (CLK17-0.85%) is down -0.78% at a 1-week low on concern that U.S. shale oil production is ramping up after the […]
BofA Reports 40% Jump In Profit Boosted By Interest Income, Trading Profits; Charge Offs Rise
Following conflicting earnings reports by JPM, Citi and Wells, Bank of America reported a jump in its quarterly profit, announcing EPS of $0.41, above the expected $0.35, as net income rose 40% Y/Y to $4.86 billion, up from $3.47 billion a year ago. Revenue was $22.25 billion, up from $20.79 billion a year ago, with […]
This “Scary” Setup Looks Profitable No Matter What Happens
This market is still going sideways, but I’m seeing a few warning signs, signs that traders and investors are getting a bit more cautious – and I trust the prices I’m tracking for this more so than pundits and public opinion. But the pundit class does have a role to play in this; they establish […]
US Dollar Is All About Divergence
As markets return to full participation following the Easter recess, and as a new trading week get’s underway, I thought it would be apposite to consider the three primary currencies of the US dollar, the yen and the euro on the daily timeframes. And for those of you who may be wondering why I have […]
Johnson & Johnson Q1 Earnings Mixed, Says Actelion Deal Will Close In Q2
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) early Tuesday posted mixed first quarter earnings results, but said its guidance remains unchanged as it works to fully integrate a big recent acquisition.
New York Is The 9th Most Expensive City In The World – Singapore Ranks No.1
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the research branch from the same people that bring you the magazine, compiled their annual list of the world’s most expensive cities. Most cities on the list were in Asia, with a few dotted across the continent of Europe. Written by (BetterDwelling.com) Top 10 Most Expensive Cities In The World […]
