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High Yield Corp Bond Ishares Iboxx $ ETF (NY: HYG )

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Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:17 PM EST, Jan 31, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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Global Stocks: Breaking Out?
The S&P 500 is attempting to clear what has been an insurmountable trendline dating back to January 2022. 
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Big Week Ahead
S&P 500 bulls will have to defend yesterday‘s initiative, 4,040 is the first line of support, followed by (high) 4,010s. 
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No Rocking The Boat
S&P 500 moved out of the hot water, and the bear market rally can continue. 4,040 is to get in the rearview mirror on today‘s close, and I would be eyeing the 4,080 – 4,085 area as the nearest solid... 
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Stock Price Divergence And Potential Signs Of Risk
Tuesday’s action settled into more of a digestion day in the four indices. 
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Slow But Not Slow
While today is no true Turnaround Tuesday, we‘re looking at sellers to be having the daily initiative. 
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Momentum V. Price - Is The Stock Market Rally Over?
Looking at the 6-month range, today’s high was 402.64, but SPY closed at 400.52 Just marginally above the range and well below the high of the day. 
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Tail Risks Emerging
S&P 500 is likely to spend more time around the 200-d moving average. 3,980 is the first support, followed by 3,955. 
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Against The Fed Brick Wall
The consensus is for a very low CPI figure, quite well even undershooting the 6.5% mark. 
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Dialing Back Fears
S&P 500 refused a panicky decline into Powell‘s speech and swiftly recovered on no fresh hawkish clues. Market breadth improved, and the sellers weren‘t falling over themselves. 
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Equities Don’t Bottom When Yield Curves Are Inverted
The percentage of global 2/10-year Treasury yield curves inverted at the end of 2021 was 90%. Historically, recessions and bear markets have followed when the number of inverted 10-year curves reached... 
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Changing Bias
Is it the turn? Bonds aren‘t supportive of any steep rally – it‘s flight to safety of Treasuries as economic prospects deteriorate. No animal spirits at the moment, really. 
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Are New Bull Market Leaders Emerging?
The drivers of poor investment performance in 2022 may have set the table for new leadership in the next bull market. 
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Top-Performing Hedge Fund In 2022 Has This Strategy To Thank: How Much Did It Make Last Year?
Macro trading is an investment strategy that takes into account both domestic and global macroeconomic trends. 
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Budding Sign Not To Miss
Encouraging signs from corporate junk bonds, stocks are likely to get a tailwind to open 2023. 
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Private Debt And Recession In 2023
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U.S. Stock Market 2023 And Beyond
A review and technical analysis of the stock market. 
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Sense Of Reality
We‘re likely to get 25bp Jan and Mar hikes, taking the Fed funds rate to 5.00% – and the Fed thinks about a restrictive territory of 5.50% later in 2023, provided that (household) inflation... 
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Bond ETFs That Have Gained Investors' Love To Start 2023
ETFs pulled in $9.3 billion in capital during the first week of 2023. Here are five ETFs that dominated the top creation list last week. 
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Bad Is The New Good
Bonds are doing fine, and the retreat is amply translated to the USD downswing. That was enough for a broad stock market rally support. 
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Money Market Funds Open New Year with $57.8 Billion of Inflows, Largest Total Since May 2021
During Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week that ended January 4, 2023, investors were overall net purchasers of fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the second week in three,... 
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Goodbye & Good Riddance 2022 – Worst Year Since 2008
2022 was a year most investors would rather just forget and hope that 2023 brings better results. 
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Tough Inflation Stance Still
S&P 500 bulls salivated in anticipation of some low CPI recognition but got none from the Fed. Actually, Powell reiterated the readiness to adjust the restrictive Fed funds rate level higher if... 
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Why Bulls Cheer The Coming Hit
Santa Claus rally has a tough job running, running far. It needs CPI slowdown to beat expectations, and then the Fed to do 50bp only as priced in. 
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Slight Risk-Off Pause
I don‘t see junk corporate bonds recovering through Thursday. Much work is still ahead to turn bonds risk-on. 
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Those Damn Swaps
S&P 500 and especially real assets didn‘t take kindly to the serious whiff of risk-off that was manifest more so in financials (banking) than the dollar. 
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Finest Opportunities Ahead
S&P 500 practically closed the overreaction gap on better-than-expected NFPs, but the weak close and aftermarket still Friday hinted at weak entry into this week. 
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The Dog That Didn't Bark
The bears fumbled during the European sessions, and the relative performance of value and tech highlights are where to look for gains today (in the cyclicals). 
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Powell Ahead
On the S&P 500 chart, 4,010 will again be a daily stumbling block, but it would be encouraging to reach it on or before GDP tomorrow, then, there is Powell to recover from, and his effect is likely to... 
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Wildcard In
The retreat in yields and general risk-on posture in bonds will continue, Friday was a welcome reprieve. Loaded and ready to go higher in support of the stock market rally. 
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The Fed is Not Here to Help You Make Risky Bets
The odds of speculative bets succeeding are far from guaranteed, and the Fed won’t be there to bail out any losses if things go wrong, and if they do, they’ll need to print more money. 
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