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Zacks News
PPI Stays Hot at +0.7%, Pre-Market Indexes Rebound
by Mark Vickery
Headline PPI rose 10 basis points higher than expected to +0.7%, down a bit from the +1.0% reported for July.
What Macro Factors Delivered a Surge to Record Home Prices?
by John Blank
A solo September 2021 fact -- all-time record home prices -- seems almost impossible. But here we are, dealing with another huge run-up in single-family U.S. home prices.
5 Top ETFs With Great Value & More Room for Growth
by Sanghamitra Saha
The S&P 500 has been in a great shape this year, calling for overvaluation concerns. Why not investing in ETFs that have underperformed the S&P 500, have a lower P/E and have a Buy rating.
Jobless Claims Hit New Covid Lows, ECB Cutting Back
by Mark Vickery
We're at a fresh new post-pandemic low in new claims, to 310K, down 35K from the previous week.
JOLTS, Beige Book, Credit: Will Anything Move the Market Today?
by Mark Vickery
Job openings, regional growth and a cooling level of consumer credit are expected to all await us after the bell.
Slow Return to Trading Post-Labor Day
by Mark Vickery
We're still shaking the summer sand out of our shoes, getting onto a new investment footing.
Unemployment Rate 5.2% as Jobs Numbers Disappoint
by Mark Vickery
Only 235K new jobs last month was well off the expected 720K, and way off the 1.053 million for July.
Jobless Claims Hit Fresh Post-Covid Low: 340K
by Mark Vickery
Initial Jobless Claims reached a new post-Covid low this morning at 340K, down from the 345K estimated and the slight upward revision to the previous week.
ADP Disappoints Again: 374K
by Mark Vickery
The attitude of the market regarding the weak ADP report seems to be: we have good news to look forward to in the future.
Markets Look to Keep Levels Aloft
by Mark Vickery
Indexes are climbing slowly ahead of the first trading day of this final week before Labor Day.
Personal Income Up Big, Spending Down Last Month
by Mark Vickery
Personal Income for July was +1.1% -- more than three times higher than the +0.3% expected by analysts.
ETFs to Gain on Renewed Market Optimism
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
The Wall Street rally is expected to continue on optimism surrounding the vaccine full FDA approval and chances of peaking delta variant cases, which point to recovery from the pandemic-induced slump.
Jobless Claims, Q2 GDP Revision to Inform Jackson Hole?
by Mark Vickery
Have we at last seen enough data on both inflation and employment to expect a tipping point of sorts at the Jackson Hole Symposium tomorrow?
Durable Goods -0.1% Beat Expectations; DKS Stomps Again
by Mark Vickery
Durable Goods Orders for July turned out to be stronger than expected: -0.1% versus -0.5% analysts were anticipating.
"Dog Days" of August Settle into the Market
by Mark Vickery
Though the Dow only dipped -0.19% on the day, it marks the third-straight down day and -700+ points since Monday's close.
New Closing Highs for Dow, S&P Despite China, Kabul Challenges
by Mark Vickery
Down 284 points at session lows, the blue-chip index turned around to close +109 points on the day.
Fed Tapering on Investors' Radar
by Mark Vickery
Inflation numbers are affecting the Back-to-School market currently, with clothing prices +77% from a year ago.
Dow Jones Sets New Record: More Upside Ahead for ETFs?
by Sanghamitra Saha
The Dow Jones is at the new high thanks to the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passing the Senate. What lies ahead?
Did COVID Remote Working Launch Economy-Wide Productivity Gains?
by John Blank
In December 2020, 41.8% of the American workforce worked remotely. An estimated 26.7% will still be working from home across 2021, and 36.2 million Americans (22% of the workforce) will be working remotely by 2025.
PPI +1.0% Hotter Than Expected, Jobless Claims In-Line
by Mark Vickery
Contrasting yesterday's CPI headline, PPI has jumped higher than expectations: +1.0% versus +0.6% consensus.
Dow Sets New Closing High on $1T Infrastructure Passage
by Mark Vickery
The Dow Jones set a new all-time trading high at the close, seen as responsive to the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passing the Senate.
Productivity & Labor Costs Mixed, Move Forward
by Mark Vickery
Since Q3 2020, the first quarter that demonstrated we had begun to dig out of the pandemic hit to the U.S. labor market, Productivity is +15.8%.
ETFs to Ride Current Market Rally on Solid Economic Data
by Sweta Jaiswal, FRM
The Wall Street rally is expected to continue on optimism surrounding new economic data releases, which point to recovery from the pandemic-induced slowdown.
Jobless Claims 400K, Q2 GDP 6.5%: Both Worse Than Expected
by Mark Vickery
The first read on Q2 GDP came in at +6.5% -- roughly 200 basis points below consensus expectations.
Tesla Beats in Q2 as Indexes Set New Closing Highs
by Mark Vickery
This marks Tesla's seventh quarter of the past eight outperforming on the bottom line, including Q2 2020's stellar 545% beat.