History suggests the answer is probably no

History suggests the answer is probably no. More often, the reversal of a yield-curve inversion has signaled that the wheels are about to come off the economy and the stock market with it, according to Tom Essaye, a former Merrill Lynch trader and founder of Sevens Report Research.

Dow Theory Update

What’s in Today’s Report: What the early-November squeeze in the Dow Transports means for the broader equity markets, and more…

Tom Essaye Interviewed by Yahoo Finance on November 15, 2021

I think what it is, is essentially that the bond market is looking past this transitory…said Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research.

Inflation Expectations Update

What’s in Today’s Report: Inflation expectations update, Empire State Manufacturing Index takeaways, and more…

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Sector Winners from the Infrastructure Bill

What’s in Today’s Report: Sector winners from the infrastructure bill, slightly higher futures, Global yields little changed, and more…

Why Stocks Dropped Yesterday (It Wasn’t CPI)

What’s in Today’s Report: Why stocks dropped yesterday (It wasn’t CPI), EIA analysis and oil market update, and more…

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Market Multiple Levels: S&P 500 Chart

What’s in Today’s Report: Market Multiple Levels: S&P 500 chart, Mildly lower futures, Chinese inflation data, and more…