(1) Will S&P 500 indexes find support at their 200-day moving averages? We think so. Sentiment is quite bearish and the next batch of economic indicators should confirm the economy is growing.
(1) Will S&P 500 indexes find support at their 200-day moving averages? We think so. Sentiment is quite bearish and the next batch of economic indicators should confirm the economy is growing.
(2) Will the Nasdaq remain in its bullish channel? We expect to see some dip-buying following the rapid selloff.
(3) Will LargeCaps continue to outperform SMidCaps? Trump Turmoil 2.0 is weighing more on the latter than the former.
(4) Will Chinese stocks continue to rally led by technology stocks? The Chinese government is responding to Trump Tariffs 2.0 with more stimulative measures. US technology stocks, including the Magnificent-7, might be bottoming.
(5) Will the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil hold support around $69? It might given recent stimulus measures in China and Germany. Lower oil prices should stimulate more global economic growth and oil demand. Then again, oil supplies are plentiful.
(6) Will Germany's fiscal U-turn drive German and European stock prices still higher? That seems likely.
(7) How much higher might the German government bond yield go? It's likely to climb to 3.00% soon.
(8) Will the euro jump above 1.10? It might find quite a bit of resistance at that level. But if it blasts through that level than 1.20 is conceivable.
(9) Why is the price of gold rising so steadily? Central banks are continuing to add gold to their reserves as an alternative to the dollar.
(10) How many more 25bps fed funds rate cuts are likely over the next 12 months? The fed funds rate futures market shows three more. We remain in the none-and-done camp.
