Calm Before Storm

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…Stocks scratch out gains ahead of VIX expiration and CPI. Powell stays calm. Home prices jump. Wray v. Kelly. Broadcom v. Qualcomm. Pepsi flat. Remington BK. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 02-13-2018 DOW + 39 = 24,640 SPX + 6 = 2662 NAS + 31 = 7013 RUT + 3 = 1494 10 Y – .02 = 2.84% OIL – .11 = 59.18 GOLD + 6.60 = 1330.10 After the worst week in 2 years, stocks bounced back with their best 2 days in almost 2 years. Today, stocks managed to scratch out a modest gain. The dollar dropped again, its third straight daily loss. Volatility levels remained elevated even after stocks’ modest recovery of the past few days, showing continued unease after the rout that wiped $2 trillion from U.S. shares last week. All the recent market volatility hasn’t scared the new Fed Chair. Today, Jerome Powell suggested the Fed would push ahead with gradual interest-rate increases even as it remains on the lookout for threats to the financial system in the wake of the recent sell-off. While the new Fed chairman didn’t specifically mention the steep fall in share prices, other central bank officials have played down its impact on the economy and the financial system. Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley last week called the share shakeout “small potatoes,” while Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on Tuesday that the turmoil hadn’t affected her economic outlook or her support for ...

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