Initial Jobless Claims drop to 45-year low
Those filing Initial jobless claims in the prior week dropped to 215k, below consensus expectations of 230k and to the lowest level since January 1973. Those filing Continuing Jobless Claims…
Read MoreCorrection still all about human nature
High volatility & correction since Jan 26 STILL all about human nature but blaming fundamentals. Started as high rates on labor inflation, then Steel & Alum tariff, then trade war,…
Read MoreStill not worried about flattening yield curve
The macro fear of a flattening in the U.S. Treasury (UST) 2-10-year yield curve is aggressively making the rounds again today as a reason to be cautious toward the equity…
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“It’s Time to Buy” CNBC Fast Money
Tony Dwyer discusses bullish indicators that say buy during this market rebound.
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Trading Nation
After a volatile couple of months, one of the biggest bulls on Wall Street believes he hasn't been bullish enough in this market.
Read MoreUncertainty whoosh creates opportunity
The old Wall Street go-to saying in times of trouble is, “Markets don’t like uncertainty.” While true, when 1) our positive fundamental core thesis is firmly in place driven by…
Read MoreDurable Goods Orders blow past estimates
The Durable Goods report was much better than expected.
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Slight uptick in those filing initial jobless claims. Continuing claims drop to a 44-year low
Initial Jobless Claims increase while Continuing Claims continue to move lower.
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Existing home sales rebound
U.S. existing home sales data surpassed estimates for the month of February.
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% Bulls increase for the third straight week
The latest Investors Intelligence report shows newsletter writers were slightly more bullish last week.
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