Outside Reversal
Yesterday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average traded below the lowest point of the previous session and above the highest point as well. This outside reversal is seen as a very positive technical signal.
Dow Jones Industrial Average | Open | High | Low | Close |
March 8 | 25,347 | 25,466 | 25,252 | 25,450 |
March 11 | 25,208 | 25,661 | 25,208 | 25,680 |
Dow Jones Industrial Average
America’s Goldilocks Era: February CPI
- Headline +0.2% consensus +0.2%
- Core +0.1% consensus +0.2%
- Year ago +1.5% prior month +1.6%
There are some surprising declines in the report.
- New Vehicles -0.2%
- Used Vehicles -0.7%
- Medical commodities -1.0%
- Hospital services -0.7%
These four items make up 7.7% of all household expenses.
The biggest gainers were airlines +0.5 and tobacco +0.5, which combined are 1.3% of household expenses.
CPI Change
Portfolio Approach
We went long a new Consumer Discretionary position and made some weighting and bolding changes. Now is a great time to get started on the Hotline.
Communication Services 1 | Consumer Discretionary 3 | Consumer Staples 1 |
Energy 1 | Financials 1 | Healthcare 2 |
Industrial 3 | Materials 3 | Real Estate 0 |
Technology 2 | Utilities 0 | Cash 3 |
Today’s Session
Boeing (BA) is still in the spotlight, as more global airlines bail on the 737 Max until there are additional answers. All the major indices climbed on benign inflation news pointing to the Goldilocks scenario for the economy and investors.
The S&P and NASDAQ are poised to surge at the start of trading.
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