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Tom Essaye Interviewed on Fox Business on April 27, 2022

Sevens Report Research reveals what makes the sell-off stop

Sevens Report Research founder Tom Essaye discusses if the market has hit its lows of the year or if there is still more to come on Fox Business’s “The Claman Countdown.” Click here to watch the interview.

Tom Essaye Quoted in Forbes on April 26, 2022

Bear Market Looms As ‘Relentless Selling’ Batters Stocks—Not Even Lower Inflation Can Help Now

While major stock market indexes plunged as much as 2% Tuesday, analyst Tom Essaye of the Sevens Report warned clients he remains “cautious” on the S&P 500 as stocks struggle to stabilize, pointing to “relentless selling” on Friday as a potential predecessor to a sharp downturn of as much as 5%. Click here to read the full article.

Tom Essaye Quoted in CNBC on April 26, 2022

Treasury yields fall as economic slowdown fears mount

Growth scares will cause a temporary decline in yields but unless there’s a real threat of a global slowdown (which there isn’t yet) then the direction of global yields remains higher, and we again think it’s just a matter of time until the 10-year yield hits 3%…Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report, said in a research note. Click here to read the full article.

Four Questions for the Selloff

What’s in Today’s Report:

  • 4 Questions for the Selloff: Why Have Stocks Dropped to the March Lows, What’s Holding Up Best, What Makes This Stop, and How Bad Can It Get?

S&P futures are up 1% this morning as yesterday’s steep declines are digested amid upbeat earnings and guidance out of MSFT after the close yesterday (MSFT is up 5%).

Economic data was net negative overnight as Australian CPI was hotter than expected while U.K. CBI Distributive Trades and the German GfK Consumer Climate Index both badly missed estimates, however, investors are shrugging off the data as the focus is on earnings this morning.

Looking into today’s session, there are two economic reports: International Trade in Goods (E: -$105.0B) and Pending Home Sales (E: -1.1%) but neither should move markets and no Fed officials are scheduled to speak.

There is a 5-Yr Treasury Note auction at 1:00 p.m. ET that could move the bond market as yields have pulled back considerably since last week’s highs and a reversal back higher could become a headwind on stocks again, especially growth names.

Finally, the market’s main focus at the moment is earnings and we will get results from: BA (-$0.26) and HOG ($1.52) before the bell and then FB ($2.58), F ($0.39), PYPL ($0.89), QCOM ($2.91), and DFS ( $3.58) after the close. If earnings, especially by big tech companies can top estimates, a relief rally could play out as stocks are near-term oversold, however, momentum through yesterday’s close has been decidedly negative and the price action remains heavy.

Tom Essaye Quoted in Market Watch on April 22, 2022

2-year Treasury yield ends week at December 2018 high as Fed officials move toward more quickly tightening policy

Treasury yields surged again on the idea of even more rate hikes, specifically that the Fed could hike 50 bps (basis points) in May, June, and July…said Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, in a note. Click here to read the full article.

Is Housing Starting to Roll Over?

What’s in Today’s Report:

  • Is Housing Starting to Roll Over?
  • Oil Update and EIA Analysis

Futures are moderately higher as earnings continue to come in better than expected.

TSLA and UAL both posted better than expected earnings and UAL was very upbeat on travel spending and investors are viewing that as a positive macro-economic signal.

EU HICP (their CPI) slightly missed expectations (7.4% vs. (E ) 7.5% yoy), again hinting that inflation may be peaking.

Today will be a busy day with important Fed speak, economic data and earnings.  The key event (potentially) is Fed Chair Powell speaking this morning and while he’s not likely to drop any surprises, it’s always possible.  Economically, the key report today is the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index (E: 20.5) and markets will want to see stability in the data.  We also get Jobless Claims (E: 175K) and Fed President Bullard (1:00 p.m) but they shouldn’t move markets.

On the earnings front, notable reports today include:  T ($0.78), AAL (-$2.48), FCX ($0.88), PM ($1.48), UNP ($2.55), SNAP ($0.01), PPG ($1.13).

Sevens Report Co-Editor Tyler Richey Quoted in Market Watch on April 18th, 2022

Natural-gas prices mark another finish at a nearly 14-year high, while oil prices climb

Unseasonably cold temperatures are driving elevated spring heating demand in the U.S. amid an already bullish fundamental backdrop of subdued inventory levels and no real signs of rising production in the near to medium term…said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research. Click here to read the full article.

Sevens Report Analysts Quoted in ETF Trends on April 18th, 2022

Natural Gas ETF Surges as Tight Supplies Push Prices to 14-Year High

Additionally, a geopolitical fear bid remains in the market and demand is expected to remain elevated leaving the path of least resistance decidedly higher with a medium-term upside target of $9.06…analysts at Sevens Report Research said in Monday’s newsletter, MarketWatch reports. Click here to read the full article.

Sevens Report Analysts Quoted in Report Door on April 18th, 2022

Natural-gas prices continue to trade at a nearly 14-year high, while oil prices climb

U.S. natural-gas supplies are tight, sitting 23.9% below where they were last year and 17.8% below the five-year average…analysts at Sevens Report Research wrote in Monday’s newsletter. Click here to read the full article.

Tom Essaye Quoted in Market Watch on April 18th, 2022

10-year yield highest since late 2018 as Treasury selloff continues

Looking at the yield curve, the 10s-2s spread continued to widen out and is now smack in the middle of the 30-40 basis point resistance range, and we think that’s a critical resistance level…said Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research, in a note. Click here to read the full article.