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Plus 5 Just-Added Strong Buys Stocks End Mixed For The Week After Last Week’s Inflation Reports

Plus 5 Just-Added Strong Buys Stocks End Mixed For The Week After Last Week’s Inflation Reports [Kevin Matras - EVP - Photo] Profit from the Pros By Kevin Matras Executive Vice President Stocks End Mixed For The Week After Last Week’s Inflation Reports [Stocks End Mixed For The Week After Last Week’s Inflation Reports]Image: Bigstock Stocks closed mixed on Friday, and mixed for the week. Actually, to be more precise, all of the major indexes were down for the week except for the Dow. That makes it 2 down weeks in a row for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, small-cap Russell 2000, and the mid-cap S&P 400. Friday's Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation report came in slightly higher than expectations. The headline number was up 0.3% m/m vs. last month's 0.0% pace and views for 0.2%. On a y/y basis it was up 0.8% vs. last month's 0.2% and the consensus for 0.7%. The core rate (ex-food & energy) was up 0.3% m/m vs. last month's -0.1% and views for 0.2%. On a y/y basis it was up 2.4%, in line with last month's pace of the same, but above the consensus for 2.3%. That followed Thursday's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report which came in slightly better than expectations. All in all, last week's inflation picture looks very much like it did before those reports ever came out. Inflation is down from last year's peak, but the pace of easing appears to have slowed. And in regard to wholesale inflation (PPI), it actually ticked up a bit. That does not comport with those hoping for a pause. It suggests inflation is as sticky as the Fed has feared, and that they might very well have to raise rates another 25 basis points come September. This would put them in alignment with what they voiced at their June meeting, which was the terminal rate might land at 5.6%. But we'll still get 1 more Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report, 1 more CPI inflation report, 1 more PPI inflation report, and 1 more Employment Situation report before the next FOMC meeting on September 19-20. But at the moment, last week's inflation reports did not benefit those looking for a pause. Although, one more rate hike notwithstanding, it still looks like the Fed is near the end of their rate hike cycle. And that's still good news. In other news, Friday's Consumer Sentiment report slipped to 71.2 vs. last month's 71.6 and views for 71.3. This week we'll get our normal docket of economic reports. Although, the number of companies reporting earnings will slow. And most of the companies in the S&P 500 have already reported. The S&P 500 over the last two weeks has pulled back by -2.72% (from their highest close 2 weeks ago to Friday’s close), while the Nasdaq has pulled back by -4.96% (from their highest close 4 weeks ago to Friday’s close). We will find out this week if there's more to go, or if the recent pullback has run its course. Stocks pull back roughly -5% on average of 3-4 times per year. So we shall see. But the outlook for stocks right now still looks good. Add in the favorable statistical trends, not the least of which is the 4-year Presidential cycle which shows that year 3 (that's 2023), is the best year of all 4 years (since 1950, stocks have always gone up in the year after midterms, with an average 12-month forward return of 18.6%), and year 4 (that's 2024) is the second best year, and that bodes well for more upside to go. So if there is more of a pullback, I'd be buying the dip. See you tomorrow, [Kevin Matras - Signature] Kevin Matras Executive Vice President, Zacks Investment Research [$1 AI Deadline Extended – Today Only]( Tech stocks are hot and Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks have even greater potential. 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