CPI Preview, September 14, 2017
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Green Shoots of A Global Reflation, September 13, 2017
Are We Seeing “Green Shoots” of A Global Reflation? • Chinese August CPI rose 1.8% yoy vs. (E) 1.7% yoy. • British Core CPI rose 2.7% vs. (E) 2.5% yoy. Takeaway Are there “green shoots” of inflation? I reference the Bernanke comments regarding economic growth here, because very quietly we’ve seen two better-than-expected inflation numbers […]
New Stock Highs, September 12, 2017
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Weekly Market Cheat Sheet, September 11, 2017
Join hundreds of advisors from huge brokerage firms like Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo Advisors, Raymond James and more… see if The Sevens Report is right for you with a free two-week trial. Last Week in Review The economic data remains remarkably consistent: Growth data remains good but not great while inflation data relentlessly disappoints. […]
EIA Report Analysis and Oil Update, September 8, 2017
Get the simple talking points you need to strengthen your client relationships with a free trial two-week trial of The Sevens Report. Yesterday’s EIA report was taken with a grain of salt, as the effects of Hurricane Harvey badly skewed the data resulting in a print that was basically worthless from a fundamental analysis standpoint. […]
Why the Debt Ceiling Deal Isn’t a Positive for Markets, September 7, 2017
Bottom Line: Fischer & Debt Ceiling Not Market Positives The two big news items Wednesday were the resignation of Fed Vice Chair Fischer, and the agreement on a three-month debt ceiling extension/government funding deal. Starting with the former, Fischer’s resignation makes the Fed very slightly more dovish (Fischer was a modest hawk) but really the […]
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