Good Morning. With less than 10% of S&P 500 companies left to report, it doesn’t mean that this..
It’s the monthly jobs numbers today and they’re not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.
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Good morning. With less than 10% of S&P 500 companies left to report, it doesn’t mean that this isn’t an important finish to a big earnings season. While there was a lot of uncertainty coming in, the results found more companies beating on EPS and revenues than normal.
However, with such a low bar, it did make it easier to hurdle. While the earnings were surprising, the reaction was underwhelming as the movement exhibited on an earnings beat was less than average. With some big retail names like Walmart, Home Depot, Target and others announcing this week, it is a big deal.
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MARKETS
DOW 27,931.02 +0.12%
S&P 3,372.85 -0.02%
NASDAQ 11,019.30 -0.21%
*As of market close
• Stocks fell 0.02% on Friday, as the all-time high prove elusive for the S&P 500.
• Oil fell 0.07%, as demand concerns build over lack of stimulus spending.
• Gold fell 0.86%, as it posted its first weekly loss in 10 weeks.
• Cryptocurrencies traded higher, with Bitcoin trading 2.50% higher, closing at $11,880.
Today’s TOP TIPS
[What to Expect from These 10 Large Cap Stocks with Earnings This Week](
Earnings season is a potential volatile time for the market as companies report data that is unknown to investors. As this quarter’s earnings season comes to a close, it’s important to look at the scorecard and evaluate future expected earnings. With less than 10% of the S&P 500 left to report, 79.6% have beaten EPS estimates and 62.6% have beaten revenue estimates. As we start a new week, here’s 10 names that are set to announce with their earnings expectations as well as their expected price movement.
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[The ‘Buffett Effect’ is still in effect as option Traders Move on Bank of America Again](
It was a little over a week ago when Berkshire Hathaway bought its most recent tranche of 13.5 million shares of Bank of America Corp (NYSE: BAC). Since the buying began on July 22, option traders appear to have been following the buying with bullish option interest. That interest has dovetailed with a steepening yield curve and talks in Congress over stimulus spending. On Friday, the interest began to build again as the price looks to have found some support near $26.
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[Fortive Corp was the Second Most Sold Stock on the S&P 500 Last Week](
It can be hard to know which period to start with and what is the most important criteria to evaluate for potential insider selling candidates. A good approach to take is to find the most sold stocks for a particular week and then dig in. The S&P 500 is a good place to start for opportunities since they are typically large company and are actively traded. Looking back at last week, Fortive Corp (NYSE: FTV) came in second as the most-sold stock on the S&P 500 in terms of trade value.
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IN OTHER NEWS
• [Buffett's Berkshire buys gold miner Barrick, slashes Wells Fargo and JPMorgan stakes amid coronavirus](
• [U.S. Stocks Finish Mixed; Dollar Hits Week Low: Markets Wrap](
• [S&P 500 ends week and day higher but fails to book record close as market succumbs to lack of fresh catalyst](
• [Stock futures trade lower ahead of key economic data](
• [Oil futures settle lower for the day, but gain for the week](
• [U.S., China Postpone Weekend Talks on Trade Deal](
• [METALS-Copper gains on China data, heads for weekly rise](
• [Here’s what happened to the stock market on Friday](
• [Betting Against the Dollar Is More Popular Than Ever, BofA Says](
• [China's retail sales unexpectedly fall as consumer caution prevails](
S&P 500 MOVERS
TOP
MCK 4.258%
DXC 3.921%
AMAT 3.919%
COG 3.566%
CTVA 3.529%
BOTTOM
BIDU 6.286%
DXCM 2.325%
DRE 2.295%
SRE 2.057%
WYNN 1.95%
Quote of the Day
The economy remains on life support and Congress going on recess is bad news for large parts of the economy…Stocks will not selloff due to the extraordinary policy support that central banks and governments have put in place.
- Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA, quoted by Reuters
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