by Ian Shephardson of Pantheon MacroEconomics The first indication that January’s warmer-than usual weather would boost economic activity was the spike in auto sales, reported on February 1. New unit car and light truck sales jumped nearly 18% month-to-month, taking sales to their highest level since May 2021. The retail sales data subsequently reported a 6.4% increase in nominal sales…
February Auto Sales will Mark a Turn in the Data as the January Boost Fades
A financial market resource for the every-day investor and trader.
-
Macro-Concerns Dominate The Trading Week As Volatility Takes Center Stage
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
It’s enough to make you close up shop and seek out a new career if you’re a portfolio or...
-
Seasonal Sale For Risk Assets
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
The consolidation phase is upon us. It is more recognizably taking place, and as usual, causing investors to doubt...
-
Wells Fargo: Stage 2 of V-Shaped Recovery
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Global Macro spotlight by Gary Schlossberg, Global strate We believe investors looking beyond this year’s expected economic boom can...
-
Weekly State of the Market: 2-Months Left in 2021 for Traders
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
With just 2 months remaining in the 2021 trading year, investors are gearing up for the typical seasonal tailwinds,...
-
-
S&P Financials Hold As Tech Resolves Quarterly Reports
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
That was something for all the market pundits and critics to behold last week was it not? The mantra...
-
Weekly State of the Market: Defensives Lead Into Peak Inflation Spells Bearish Outcomes?
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
Our goal as a trader is to push aside FOMO. Create a bubble for yourself, shut out the noise!...
-
The Leuthold Group: Evaluating The Rebound
Seth Golden, , Research Reports, 0
The Leuthold Group tactical accounts remain positioned defensively, although not to the extent they could be given the bearish...
Recent Articles
Featured Products
- JPM Market Recap $0.00
- JPM Research Note $0.00
- JP Morgan Market Volatility Report $0.00