S&P 500 E-mini FuturesUpdated

S&P Next Week Expected Move ($31.25) & Gravity Points

Market's at all time highs. Fed cut again, came out, saw their shadow and said 6 more weeks of summer.
I think it's decision time for whether or not you want to be bullish or bearish for the medium term. Seasonality on the bull side over the next two months. But we're up 24% YTD... Volatility is very low.
- Small caps look like a place that's rather opportunistic right now.
- Value has been beating growth for the last 5-6 weeks.
- Earnings are about halfway over with and a majority are beating expectations.
- Emerging markets looks pretty opportunistic right now, not China though so have to be picky.
- Bond volatility is back.
- Gold volatility is just starting to pick up.
- Financials, Healthcare, consumer discretionary all look attractive.

Last Week's Post:
S&P Next Week Expected Move ($33.5) & Gravity Points


Food for thought:
Homebuilders:
ITB - Double Top Homebuilder

Real Estate:
Real Estate - Not a good looking candle

Mexico:
Mexico

South Korea:
South Korea

Regional Banks:
KRE Breakout or Failure?

Dollar:
DXY DOLLAR MONTHLY CYCLES

Growth vs. Value:
IVW/IVE --> GROWTH/VALUE

SPX 2hr:
S&P SPY SPX 2hr

Unemployment:
Initial Unemployment Claims

Healthcare vs. SPY:
HEALTHCARE VS. S&P

Discretionary vs. SPY:
XLY/XLP - DISCRETIONARY / STAPLES

Growth vs. Value:
IVW/IVE - GROWTH/VALUE

Emerging Markets vs. SPY:
EEM/SPY - EMERGING MARKETS / DOMESTIC MARKET

Consume Staples:
XLP Consumer Staples - Risk on

Emerging Markets Weekly:
EMERGING MARKETS MOMENT IN TIME

Low Volatility stocks vs. High Beta stocks:
SPLV/SPHB


Good luck next week
-RH
Note
PSA:

Sentiment is extremely high. Historically, we move sideways to lower after reaching such optimistic levels. It's not sustainable. We're talking 90-95th percentile levels, which is the only time it's worth mentioning.
I don't anticipate a crash or anything, but do think expectations over the next 1-3 weeks should be tempered.

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