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Pivotal Price Levels the Market Must Hold or Clear Next Week August 1, 2021
The past week's earnings have set the market stage with large tech companies such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft beating earnings estimates. With that said, prices look to be waning not only in the... 
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How Many Bearish Boxes Have Been Checked?
Are the bears making meaningful progress? Things to monitor next week. 
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What are the Key Support Levels in the Major Indices?
The global pandemic has been a leading cause of stress on the market and could delay the ‘back to normal’ trend that so many people have been focused on. 
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Why Everyone Should Be Watching IWM And IYT Through Next Week
Though we should continue to watch for strength in the major indices, we should also be hesitant if the Russell 2000 continues to flounder within the middle of its range. 
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Finishing Up June, Q2 and 1H
It’s the last day of the month, quarter, and first half of the year. Certainly, do not be surprised to see some portfolio games being played although the markets have been super quiet this month. 
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Junk Is As Good As Gold
Junk bond yields are at a record low. This doesn’t mean a volatility event is coming soon, but one will come within the next few quarters like they always do. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Did Investors Just Realize Their Problems Are Unfixable?
Short-term interest rates are now as negative as they were in the inflationary 1970s. But that’s where the similarity ends. 
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Heavily Levered Up, US Corporations Continue To Aggressively Issue Bonds In Risk-On Environment
Corporate bond issuance was strong in the first half. High-yield, in particular, is on course for yet another record year. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Has The Market Jumped From Cautious To Bullish Sentiment?
IWM and XRT’s recent flip into a bullish phase means they can potentially breakouts to new highs. However, IWM has been rangebound and has a large amount of resistance at $234, so one should be careful... 
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Practical Ways To Live Through Inflationary Times
Whether we head into hyperinflation, stagflation, or recession, it is always good to be prepared for more of the same-rising commodity prices, low supply, high demand, and a low labor force wreaking... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
How to Read the Markets Mixed Signals with these 6 Key Symbols
The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) closed a pinch up on the day, while the small-cap Russell 2000 (IWM) broke its 50-Day moving average and closed -1.62% lower. 
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Follow the Money to Find Out What's Working This Year
The notorious dip-buyers have been aggressively supporting this market ever since the pandemic low point last year. If they become fully invested, the flow of new money into the market could stop. 
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The ETF Portfolio Strategist - Saturday, July 3
Is it time to declare that the fixed-income market is in a new bull market? Or will inflation prove to be more persistent than the Federal Reserve expects, thereby ruining the party? It's unclear, but... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Is the Crypto Space Heating Up?
While the stock market slowed down for the day, the crypto space has been heating up. 
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Can Big Tech Lead the Stock Market Higher?
Despite having been interrupted by supply chain issues, demand stayed strong in the tech space. Conversely, other sectors could be losing momentum. 
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Broad Rebound In Global Markets Last Week, Except For US Bonds
Vanguard Total US Bond Market (BND) was the only loser last week for the primary set of global market betas. The fund dropped 0.4%, marking the first weekly setback in six weeks. 
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Has The Infrastructure Bill Stolen The Inflation Spotlight?
The stock market steadied itself, as the major indices clear or head to new highs. Additionally, The media looks to be shifting into the next trend as the newly passed infrastructure bill adds a chunk... 
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Will Oil Prices Continue to Climb?
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Widespread Losses Weighed On Global Markets Last Week
US investment-grade bonds were the exception. The major asset classes felt the sting of risk-off sentiment in the wake of what is widely perceived as a subtle-but-otherwise-conspicuous hawkish tilt in... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Is Stagflation Creeping Up?
After Wednesday’s Fed announcement, the stock market has been sitting in an uneasy state. The U.S dollar has not only firmed but has pushed over resistance from its 200-Day moving average at 24.69... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Negative Real Junk Bonds
Rates are low because of low population growth. Spreads are tight because of the easy Fed policy and the lack of expected risks in the economy. Real high yield debt is negative for the first time... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Institutions Cashing In Some Chips?
How much damage this week? This week's video looks at why some are taking chips off the table. 
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What is the Deal with Transitory Inflation?
When watching for rising inflation, food has been a key metric as it can only be grown at a set pace and can take time to build up stock. 
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Stock Market Volatility Is Shrinking (Implications + Game Plan)
Right now stock market volatility is actually shrinking and has been doing so for about three months. And this isn’t just happening with stocks, but also with bonds and precious metals. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Will The Semiconductors Sector (SMH) Lead The EV Market Higher?
Taiwan and other leading countries which produce semi-chips for computers/Electric Vehicles have been struggling to keep up with demand. If the EV space is looking to extend higher, it will need... 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Investors Pad Equity Income, Real Estate Coffers for Funds and ETFs
Investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the fifth week in a row. 
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Is the Transportation Sector (IYT) Stifling a Major Market Breakout?
The Transportation sector has broken its 50-Day moving average and is now looking to confirm a cautionary phase with a second daily close under its major moving average. 
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Why Transportation (IYT) Must Hold Over $268
The transportation sector (IYT) bounced off $268 closing +.32% on the day. 
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How To Use Simple Risk Control For Stocks Like AMC
Once a stock goes flying, it seems as though everyone wants a piece of the action. Of course, it might be fun to be a part of a big move, but it can also be extremely dangerous to take a trade in... 
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Winners & Losers Last Week
A curated view of the action in the markets for the week ending May 28, in charts and tables. 
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