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The markets were on pins and needles headed into today’s key inflation report – and the reaction after it came out was immediate. Stocks plunged, Treasuries tanked, the dollar rose, and gold, silver, and crude oil slid.
McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) revenue just missed estimates, driven by its worst US sales drop since the pandemic. Revenues of $6.39 billion missed the average target of $6.44 billion, while earnings per share of $2.83 were in line. Our members think the stock is overvalued, writes Tom Bruni, head of market research at The Daily Rip by Stocktwits.
I was recently scanning the market and came across a great-looking stock chart: Meta Platforms Inc. (META). Since META’s 1-month price was trading above the 10-month SMA, signaling a PowerTrend “Buy,” this was offering an attractive trading setup in the options market, observes Chuck Hughes, co-founder of Hughes Optioneering.
February has the reputation of recording the second-worst average monthly S&P 500 price change since WWII. Only September can boast a less-admirable track record. Yet should the S&P post a positive return, 2025 will join a select group of years, highlights Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research.
Estee Lauder Cos. (EL) director Paul Fribourg just doubled down, adding another 45,500 EL shares to his position. Meanwhile, over at Match Group Inc. (MTCH), it’s not just one insider – it’s a coordinated move, advises Steve Strazza, director of research at AllStarCharts.
Who “wins” and who “loses” from the Trump Administration’s tariffs? You’ll hear a lot of opinions from economists, politicians, analysts, and others. But what do the charts “say”?
“Reversion to the mean” should still be a top investing theme for 2025, with more loaded laggards vaulting to the front and the highest-flying stocks coming back to earth. Brookfield Renewable Partners LP (BEP) is my top pick for conservative investors this month, notes Roger Conrad, president of Argus Research.
Stocks are giving back some ground today along with gold and silver. Crude oil is higher, while Treasuries and the dollar are flat.
“Let’s Give Growth a Chance” is my idea for a new song for the new administration. It will solve our debt problems. Just as my Magnet model looks for revenue growth, we should not be focused only on cost cutting, writes Jordan Kimmel, founder of MagnetInvesting Insights.
Inflation risk is beginning to become a bigger theme and the markets have been reacting accordingly. Meanwhile, my “lumber/gold” signal flipped to risk-off for the first time since November, notes Michael Gayed, editor of The Lead-Lag Report.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) rose 3% in the aftermarket on Jan. 31 after the company posted fiscal 1Q25 (calendar 4Q24) GAAP EPS and revenue that topped consensus expectations. Apple is on track for high-single-digit to low-double-digit EPS growth over the next two years, observes John Eade, president of Argus Research.
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