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Saturday, May 20, 2017

US Stocks, Emerging Markets and Central Banks!

Dear Reader,


This week US stocks suffered a one day drop by more than 1% measured by the main indices. They bounced back immediately, though.


I continue to think US stocks will go on rising. The Trump trade will fade a bit, but earnings will still grow. The US economic recovery will continue with pace of 1.2 - 2.0% GDP growth. Until there is a shallow recession. But even then, when stocks fall by more than 20%, this will be a buying opportunity. The US has become a safe heaven and it attracts a lot of capital, part of which finds its way into stocks.

Oil is stuck in 45 - 60 USD range and I do not envisage it breaking soon. Russia stocks should continue to rise, as the Russian economy is recovering. India continues to grow strongly and Indian stocks are a long term buy opportunity. The turmoil in Bazil is a buying opportunity, as far as I am concerned.

I start to think the Federal Reserve will raise the Federal Funds Rate only once more this year. I predicted this in the past, but the probability for a hike rose. Now the probability fell back again. That said, I forecast the yield on the 10 year US treasury will finish 2017 below 2.70%.

I expect the European Central Bank will go on buying assets until the end of 2018, when its Asset Purchase Program will end. I do not expect the yield on the German 10 year government bond to rise above 0.80% in 2017.



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Friday, May 12, 2017

US Technology Stocks, Emerging Markets Stocks!

Dear Reader,


US stocks continue to go up. The large US technology companies Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook drive the market higher. They are set to continue to go higher driven by smartphone demand and artificial intelligence.

The larger US technology sector is also doing well. Private companies are raising astounding amounts of money. The money for startups is abundant driven by the low interest rate environment and the party is set to continue, at least in the next two three years.

US WTI and Brent oil is stuck in a range, but the risks are to the downside. US fracking companies are liking the higher prices and the conventional oil drillers(OPEC primarily) are bleeding and losing market share. The swing producer is now the US shale industry. US WTI oil could fall below 40 USD in the next few months.

Russia's economy is slowly improving and being restructured. The regulators in China are trying to get the air(leverage) out of the securities markets and this is stifling the growth of Chinese stocks's prices. India stocks look good, since the economy is growing strong.

The US stock market could correct by 10% measured by the main indices, but I think US stocks will recover, barring any financial shock.



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Sunday, May 7, 2017

French Elections, Global Stocks!

Dear Reader,

Emmanuel Macron seems destined to win the French Presidential elections.

Global stocks should react positively and rise thereafter. 10 year German government bonds yield should rise mildly, as much of Macron's victory is already incorporated.

US stocks should continue rising. Much safe heaven capital flows are looking for some return and ending up in US stocks. Financial stocks could correct a bit, but they should go higher influenced by Federal Reserve Federal Funds Rate hikes. Furthermore, Donald Trump should be able to pass regulations that benefit the financial sector.

WTI oil could fall below 40 USD and energy stocks could get hurt. Fed hikes should push gold even lower.

European stocks, banks especially, seem undervalued. If Macron wins the elections, European stocks could rise by 5 - 10% as measured by Eurostoxx 50 and Eurostoxx 600. EU banks should benefit even more.

Chinese stocks seem capped by the authorities' effort to regulate financial services.



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Tuesday, May 2, 2017

US Technology Stocks Boom to Continue, Oil, Gold in a Range!

Dear Reader,


US technology stocks continue their march higher. In my opinion, as long as the smartphone boom continues, the US technology stocks will go on rising. The smartphone is just such a powerful platform.

Artificial Intelligence is the next content that even now fills the smartphone.
Artificial Intelligence will usher in the fourth industrial revolution. Algorithms have great capacity to perform mundane, repetitive tasks.

US WTI Oil is stuck in a range between 45 - 60 USD which will be difficult to break. The factors that weigh on gold seem to be stronger than those that predict upside for the precious metal.

US stocks should continue grinding higher by 5-8% a year as measured by the main indices S&P 500, DJIA, Nasdaq. 



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Petar Posledovich