Author: Yogesh Sundaram

Remember, the E in P/E can always go lower, and often does during recessions. pic.twitter.com/Q3dIpmyDij — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets)

A dollar and a dream. The U.S. dollar is up on the better than expected July #jobs report. With the

More than 90% of S&P 500 components are above their 50-dma. Historically, it suggests that the bottom is likely in.

#China's July #Steel Industry PMI dropps by 3.2 percentage points to 33.0%.New Order Subindex stays at 25.9%, a historical low.

Final heat map of the S&P 500's performance from this past week pic.twitter.com/WaGJoZTZys — Ritvik Bhanot (@ritvikbhanot1) July 31, 2022

A benchmark U.S. yield curve is the most inverted since 2000. U.S. 2-year Treasuries are yielding the most versus 10-year

Earnings Expectations are too high! Average margin contraction across 9 SPY sectors is negative 1.5 points. That is 2X the

Value vs. Growth. The historical double bottom in the energy-to-tech stocks ratio illustrates how early we are in this upward

Retail unit sales in the US for items such as laundry detergent, shampoo and diapers fell in the three months