Futures have slipped about 10 points on quiet trading.
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Futures have slipped about 10 points on quiet trading.
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After falling for months, YoY PCE ticked higher in July: 3.3% versus 3.0% in June. Excluding food and energy, the print was 4.2% versus 4.1% in June.
The data pared some of the overnight ramp, with futures easing lower as we approach the opening bell.
In other economic news, personal spending (0.8% MoM) rose faster than expected while income (0.2% MoM) grew slower than expected – not an optimal combination when trying to avoid a recession.
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Second quarter GDP was revised downward from 2.4% to 2.1%, providing a much needed boost to bulls hoping for another Fed pause. Of course, it also provides bears with some evidence of an economic slowdown.
Futures have been hovering around flat all morning.
Futures are up modestly in advance of the Jackson Hole symposium.
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VIX’s constant slide has been one of the best indicators of the runaway bullishness over the past 10 months. Over the past week, however, it has soared to new highs, reaching our 200-day moving average target well ahead of schedule.
What does it portend for equities?
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Futures are up modestly on stronger growth data and an approaching OPEX.
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Futures are loitering around the 50-day SMA, leaving SPX’s tag still up in the air.
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Futures just tagged our 50-day SMA target, but need to drop another 20 points if SPX is to reach its.
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Futures are up moderately, primarily on the DXY stall and the usual overnight VIX smackdown. But, most attention will be focused on Thursday’s CPI print.
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