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October 21, 2019 – In a little over a week, the Fed is likely to cut short-term rates another quarter of a percentage point making money even cheaper. But overly cheap money seeds bad investments leading to all kinds of negative consequences it may be forced to correct later if it persists in making “free” money even cheaper.
October 18, 2019 – NABAF stands for not as bad as forecasted. That describes the stock behavior so far this earnings season. Results haven’t been great and have been in line with expectations. But fears of even worse results have helped to lift share prices of most of the companies that have already reported.
October 16, 2019 – Good earnings by a handful of banks and healthcare related companies sent stocks higher yesterday. Over the next two weeks, earnings are likely to dominate the headlines. As time marches on, however, the 2020 election will begin to impact investor behavior. The Republican and Democratic agendas taking shape are in stark contrast to each other. Depending on which way polls lean, market volatility could increase.
October 14, 2019 – A weak trade deal is probably better than no deal at all. But the economic impact of whatever deal comes together when all the i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed will not likely move the economic needle. Thus, attention now turns to an earnings season likely to produce rather flat results.
October 11, 2019 – A trade truce of some sort is likely to be announced today but a truce isn’t a treaty. China will buy some agricultural goods and we will suspend future tariffs but the tough issues that started the trade fight largely remain unresolved.
October 2019 Video – This isn’t 2018 Q4 Part II
October 9, 2019 – Trade talks between China and the U.S. resume later this week. The stock market has been quite volatile in front of the next level of negotiations. While the media has focused on the near term economic impact on both countries if there is or isn’t a deal, the real issue may be what kind of deal can coexist with China’s long term economic goals.
October 7, 2019 – Stocks rallied on Friday after a tepid employment report reinforced the market’s consensus that the Fed would cut rates again in late October. But trade fears and earnings uncertainty should keep stocks within the same trading range they have been in for 18 months.
October 4, 2019 – Today’s solid employment report should put to rest the fears that we are tumbling into recession imminently. But the slowdown in wage growth and flat hourly workers suggest that all isn’t perfect, and investors will have to keep watching the data. The Fed remains likely to cut rates this month and perhaps once more this year.
October 2, 2019 – A disturbingly weak manufacturing survey rocked markets yesterday and reminded traders of last year’s October-December swoon. But times are different and there remain few signs of a pending recession. However, valuations are full and a 10% correction wouldn’t be inappropriate. We haven’t witnessed one yet this year. Past corrections have reversed quickly, and I would expect the same this time around as long as recession is averted.

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