@pmje73 I like using the slope of the 200-dma. For 3-6m fwd returns, that works best from my work. Slope right now is very steep (5th quintile, 5y rolling basis). Oversold readings in such trend regimes are usually good times to add for most stock exposures
The measured economic data is good.
And in fact, it's improving.
Moreover, credit broadly remains healthy. Spreads & other measures are indicating that this is a "buyable dip".
Not a recession.
$MU down 30%
$SNDK down 45%
$QQQ approaching correction territory
But credit remains firm... Spreads down, leveraged loans at all-time highs, bank stocks ripping
What does this tend to indicate about forward returns?
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In June, headline CPI declined 42 basis points month-over-month.
Historically, negative inflation prints during economic expansions have been *very* bullish for stocks
$SPY
Almost 90% win-rate over the next six months
+8.2% on average
Despite high gas prices, geopolitics, and a million other issues... The US consumer continues to power through
Spending growth approaching 9% by some measures
That's a considerable tailwind to corporate earnings...
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@FeldtInvesting I'll concede that the px post 6/1 was puzzling
Would be surprised if uncertainty around safety profile remains as BO probability rises headed into Crohn's
@FeldtInvesting Not talking about personal finances. Talking about investing principles.
In principal, there should be no cancer overhang without evidence
Despite all of the concern about private credit and "weakness beneath the surface"...
Credit conditions defined broadly remain quite favorable
This is what a bull market looks like...
The measured economic data is good.
And in fact, it's improving.
Moreover, credit broadly remains healthy. Spreads & other measures are indicating that this is a "buyable dip".
Not a recession.
Don't spend a ton of time reading Fed commentary, but this seems roughly in line with where I'd expect the committee to be at right now - hopeful its in the past - and not in line with hikes needed now or anytime soon...
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