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Zacks News
Fed's 75bps Takes Markets on Rollercoaster Ride
by Mark Vickery
An update to the "dot plot" from June amounts to a sharply raised median +4.4% by the end of the year, up from the prior level of +3.4%.
Time Is Nigh for 75bps Rate Hike
by Mark Vickery
A 75 basis points (bps) interest rate hike will bring the bottom-end of the Fed funds rate range to an even 3.00%.
Is It "Bad News Is Good News," or Something Else?
by Mark Vickery
The Fed has already stated it would go so far to turn around inflation as to allow for a U.S. recession.
Housing Starts & Permits Move in Different Directions; FOMC Commences
by Mark Vickery
Thanks to lower mortgage rates in August, new Housing Starts surprised to the upside. Building Permits went the other way.
Financial & Volatility: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
IYF and VXX saw massive trading volumes in yesterday session.
Markets Break Higher as Bond Yields Freeze
by Mark Vickery
Treasury yields came down a tad off morning highs, but both 2-years and 10-years seemed to hit a ceiling today.
Pending Rate Hike, Housing Data Await Us
by Mark Vickery
Pre-markets lower follow the worst week of trading since June. The S&P tumbled -4.5% last week alone.
2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume on Large-Cap and Transporation
by Sanghamitra Saha
IWB and IYT traded with an outsized volume on yest
"Snowflake" Trading Continues, and It's Still Summer
by Mark Vickery
We're also at "quadruple witching" today, which sees the expiration of four different trading derivatives.
2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume on Gold and Dividend
by Sanghamitra Saha
SGOL and DVY ETFs traded with an outsized trading volume yesterday.
Purge of New Data Can't Turn Around Markets
by Mark Vickery
September is also the month when the steady removal of assets on the Fed's balance sheet doubles.
Lots of Data, Most of It Better: Jobless Claims, Retail & More
by Mark Vickery
No fewer than five major metrics are hitting the tape an hour ahead of the opening bell -- most of which can be construed as relatively good news.
Transport & Gold: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
IYT and SGDM saw massive trading volumes yesterday.
Markets Race into the Green at the Close
by Mark Vickery
Markets spent most of the session in positive territory, filling in some potholes left by yesterday's carnage.
Pre-Markets Flat on PPI -0.1%, +8.7% Year Over Year
by Mark Vickery
As we clearly learned yesterday, the Fed still has a ways to go in hiking interest rates until inflation is successfully quashed.
Consumer Discretionary & Volatiity: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
RCD and VIXY saw massive trading volumes in yesterday session.
CPI Doesn't Behave: +0.1%, +8.3% YOY
by Mark Vickery
Core headline is not pretty, either: +0.6% is double the consensus and previous month's +0.3%.
Market Rally Won't Discourage Fed from Cranking Rates
by Mark Vickery
While mini-rallies like these do help us feel better about our equities portfolios, the do not discourage the Fed from keeping the heat on interest rate levels.
Pre-Markets Keep Rally Alive, a Day Ahead of CPI
by Mark Vickery
The big economic data expected this week is tomorrow's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for August.
Internet & Dividend: 2 ETFs to Watch for Outsized Volume
by Sweta Killa
PNQI and DGRW saw massive trading volumes in yesterday session.
Pre-Markets Set Up for a Green Week
by Mark Vickery
Futures are now poised to finish the week in positive territory for the first time all month.
How to Visualize THIS U.S. Economy
by John Blank
Economists can formally capture, and study, dynamic movement in the massive machine of an aggregate economy. At the most basic level, this is accomplished by using this easy identity.
New Jobless Claims Lower: 222K; Powell Starts Q&A
by Mark Vickery
This is the lowest weekly initial jobless claims level since the 202K we saw back ahead of Memorial Day.
Markets Up on Fed Speak & Interest Rate Forecasts
by Mark Vickery
The Dow gathered +436 points, or +1.40% on the day, and it was the worst-performing major index for the session.
Global Conditions Keep Bear Hug on the Market
by Mark Vickery
The Dow has given back another -170 points today, -0.54%, the S&P -0.40%, and the Nasdaq has hived off an additional -0.74%.