Time that, in fact, was going on in january and february, and then the plunge and the ricochet. Lets look at a few slides to try to prove it, so to speak the precondition of excess you see these bullet points here basically s p 500 before this selloff this week at an alltime high the price to sales, a fundamental on measuring the valuation, at an alltime high we know the s p is up 42 on a 5month basis and th nasdaq up 57 . The precondition of excess the next slide, divergence as the market is making alltime highs you see here, of course, that only 16 of the s p squint constituents were making all time highs the average stock in the s p is 28 below its alltime high. Thats not now thats on monday before we sold off. And then finally, basically, you see the number there, 46 , half, after all stocks in the s p 500 have no gains for two years. This is the precondition of divergence and the precondition of excess. The next slide, take a look. We have a very rare circumstance where the nasdaq
The chart master is drilling down on the one sector running low on energy. How you can play it for a jolt its time to risk less and make more options action starts right now. Hopefully the dog days havent gotten you down too much it is friday, why not, 2 30 on the west week. It was a record week on wall street that should give you energy. The nasdaq and s p 500 hitting fresh all time highs and the dow turning positive for the year. All this after the fed made a major policy shift saying theyre going to allow inflation to run hotter than normal to help the american economy. Jobs over inflation headline that was big in the bond market. The tenyear yield hitting its highest level since june, and the yield curve sharply. Tony zang says theres only one stock that can be a big winner, at least one stock that could, tony, who is it . Take it away. I wanted to take a look at Morgan Stanley because of this pickup in rates, thats going to provide support for a rally in financials if we take a lo
The dow falling as much as 600 points before turning around and briefly going positive only to end the day down. 5 the nasdaq led the losses. What a session, guy, following yesterdays big selloff. What do you make of the action, guy . Interesting mel and i text before the show she asked if this was an old tie or a new tie i pulled it out for this fridays show. What do i make of this i mentioned im looking for an open lower spend the rest of the day rallying into a long weekend. We sort of got that. The late day selloff concerned me a little bit. Theres a rotation in the financials and the fact that the vix which spiked above 38 closed lower on the day i think you have something to think about for both sides of the equation, both bulls and bears as we head into this long hollywood weekend. What i thought was interesting about the session and maybe this is a head scratcher, is that bonds are selling off throughout the session and remain lower we got the yields going up to. 72 on the teny
Weve been in a momen speculative excess that was going on in fact in january and february, then the plunge and the ricochet. Lets look at a few slides to try to prove it, so to speak the precondition of excess you see these bullet points here basically s p 500 before this selloff this week at an alltime high the price to sales, a fundamental on measuring the valuation, at an alltime high the s p 500 is up 42 and the nasdaq up 57 . The precondition of excess the next slide, divergence as the market is making oe inine highs only 16 of the s p constituents were making ofe ii alltime highs the average stock in the s p is 28 below its alltime high. Thats not now thats on monday before we sold off. Finally, 46 of all stocks in the s p 500 have no gains for two years. This is the precondition of die j v divergence and the precondition of excess. We have a very rare circumstance where the nasdaq 100 drops 10 in a twoday period. Its only happened 17 times in history of the index going back to 1
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