The Key Event This Week (Not What You Think)
The Key Event This Week: Futures are modestly higher, Chinese August exports beat expectations, Friday afternoon President Trump again threatened to tax all Chinese exports to the U.S., and more.
Tom’s Take on the Tech Weakness on Seeking Alpha, September 6, 2018
“Yesterday’s tech weakness, even if it just part of a healthy pullback in an extended sector, does set up a potential danger spot for stocks over the coming days,” says Tom Essaye of The Sevens Report, noting tech has powered stock gains this year even in the face of trade uncertainty.
Tyler Richey on Seeking Alpha on September 5, 2018
“Gordon largely turned out to be a non-event for the energy market” and more says Tyler Richey of the Sevens Report.
Tariff Preview: Good, Bad, Ugly
Tariff Preview: Futures are modestly lower, the WSJ published a trade article that implied the chances of a near term U.S./China deal, economic data was mixed as German Industrial Production missed estimates, today focus will be on the jobs report,and more.
Gasoline and heating-oil futures – Tyler Richey on Market Watch, September 6, 2018
“Gasoline and heating-oil futures are still in the driver seat of the energy markets, after early week rallies due to [Gulf storm] Gordon have steadily come unwound since the short trading week started on Tuesday,” Tyler Richey, co-editor of the Sevens Report, told MarketWatch.
Jobs Report Preview
Jobs Report Preview: Futures are slightly higher, there was no new trade news overnight, economically the only notable report was German Manufacturers’ Orders, today markets will be watching the news wires for any tariff related headlines and more.
Sentiment Update: Bullish Enthusiasm Reduced, But Not Eliminated
/in Investing, Reports/by Tom EssayeWhat’s in Today’s Report: Sentiment Update: Bullish Enthusiasm Reduced, But Not Eliminated