Good MorningEquity markets rebounded strongly on Thursday after a round of better than expected earnings reports and cooler than expected inflation data. On the inflation front, the PPI index came in below expectation and is the first sign the steep rise in prices may be ending. The caveat is that at YOY inflation gains continue to accelerate and may not end soon. There are no companies on Wall Street talking about lowering prices or deflation and most are still in price-rising mode.
Turning to the charts, the S&P 500 index is confirming a bottom at the 4,300 level. Thursday’s move confirms a Head & Shoulders reversal pattern that suggests a new all-time high will be set soon. If the pattern continues as expected the market could set a new all-time high within the next two to three weeks.
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Markets | | | After taking a major downturn in the summer, cryptocurrencies have been bouncing back in a big way throughout October and proving that investors still have an appetite for these high-flying and volatile digital assets. With dozens of firms filing for SEC approval of bitcoin-based ETFs and Federal Re... Read the Full Story |
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Markets | | | Technology companies powered a broad rally for stocks on Wall Street Thursday, lifting the S&P 500 to its biggest gain since March.
The benchmark index rose 1.7% a day after breaking a three-day losing streak. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.6% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq cl... Read the Full Story |
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Markets | | | Commercials Metals’ fiscal Q4 earnings report sparked a 3.0% decline in the stock that we think irrational. The move was sparked not so much because the company posted weak results but because results were a slim margin below the analyst’s consensus. Read the Full Story |
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Tech | | | Asian shares were higher Friday after technology companies powered the biggest gain on Wall Street since March.
All major regional indexes advanced, with Tokyo gaining 1.8%.
Taiwan shares jumped 2.4% on news that computer chip maker TSMC upgraded its profit outlook.
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Tech | | | Nippon Steel Corp. is suing Toyota Motor Corp. over a patent for a technology used in electric motors in a rare case of legal wrangling between Japan’s top steelmaker and automaker over intellectual property Read the Full Story |
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Tech | | | Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. has confirmed it is planning to build a computer chip factory in Japan.
TSMC’s CEO C.C. Wei said the company, the world’s biggest contract producer of semiconductors, was expanding to better serve its customers and enhance its competitive adva... Read the Full Story |
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Tech | | | Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. confirmed Friday it is planning to build a computer chip factory in Japan.
TSMC’s CEO C.C. Wei said the company, the world’s biggest contract producer of semiconductors, was expanding to better serve its customers and enhance its competitive a... Read the Full Story |
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Cruise ship operator Royal Caribbean (NYSE: RCL) stock has been recovering since its pandemic lows powered by pent-up demand. The acceleration of COVID vaccinations is bolstering bookings for 2022. The cruise line reported that 92% of the people on board its ships in July are vaccinated, with the ... Read the Full Story |
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Record Results Lift UnitedHealth To New Highs
UnitedHealthcare (NYSE: UNH) has been one of our top choices among healthcare stocks for some time. The company is well-run, growing, and pays a healthy dividend so what is there not to like? The addition of Optum to the fold only optimized that outlo... Read the Full Story |
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