Daily Sector Snapshot — 6/21/23
Bespoke Baskets Update — June 2023
Chart of the Day – UK and US CPI: Who’s Leading Who?
Fixed Income Weekly: 6/21/23
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In this week’s report, we discuss falling issuance of syndicated loans.
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Bespoke’s Morning Lineup – 6/21/23 – The Invisible Hand🖐️
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“Even if there was a hand, it was the hand of God.” – Diego Maradona
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It’s looking like another sluggish start to trading today as the market looks to digest the sharp gains from the last few weeks. There’s no economic data to speak of but higher-than-expected CPI data in the UK is weighing on global sentiment tied to inflation. While not an economic report, Powell’s testimony in front of the House Financial Services Committee at 10 AM will be a big market driver today.
After acting as a flare for a dark market in 2022, Energy has been an outlier again in 2023 but this time to the downside with the sector declining over 10%. The last week has seen more of the same with Energy falling more than 2.5% while no other sector is down even half of a percent. As shown in the snapshot below, Energy tops the list in terms of weakness as it is down more than any other sector YTD, down the most over the last five trading days, and is further below its 50-DMA than any other sector (-3.83%).
What’s interesting about the weakness in Energy stocks over the last week is that it has come as energy related commodities have rallied substantially. As shown below, the ETFs that track crude oil (USO) and natural gas (UNG) have rallied 6.1% and 9.8%, respectively.
While performance over the last week has been divergent, whether you look at six-month price charts of energy-related stocks or commodities, they all look like a mess with all of them much closer to six-month lows than six-month highs. Perhaps the only positive thing to say is that up until this point, they haven’t made lower lows. You could even say that the chart for UNG looks similar to the way some bombed-out growth stocks looked in late 2022, although given the way the ETF is structured, holding it for extended periods of time is likely to result in an enormous amount of decay.
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The Closer – Smart Money Slump, Starts Soar, Speculator Positioning Swings – 6/20/23
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Bespoke Stock Scores — 6/20/23
Daily Sector Snapshot — 6/20/23
Q1 2023 Earnings Conference Call Recaps
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Below is a list of the Conference Call Recaps published during the Q4 2022 and Q1 2023 earnings reporting periods.
Q1 2023 Recaps:
Adobe: Q2 2023
Kroger: Q1 2023
Lennar: Q2 2023
Oracle: Q4 2023
Broadcom: Q2 2023
Dollar General: Q1 2023
Lululemon: Q1 2023
Nordstrom: Q1 2024
Salesforce: Q1 2024
NVIDIA: Q1 2024
Procter & Gamble (PG): Q1 2023
Big Banks (JPM, C, BAC, GS): Q1 2023
Q4 2022 Recaps:
Walmart: Q4 2022
Shopify: Q4 2022
Palantir: Q4 2022
MGM Resorts: Q4 2022
Tyson: Q1 2023
Amazon.com: Q4 2022
Meta Platforms: Q4 2022
Apple: Q1 2023
Alphabet: Q4 2022
Boats and ATVs: Brunswick (BC), MarineMax (HZO), and Polaris (PII)
Hershey Q4 2022
Old Dominion Q4 2022
PulteGroup Q4 2022
Whirlpool Q4 2022
Mastercard Q4 2022
Tesla Q4 2022
Microsoft Q2 2023
Johnson & Johnson Q4 2022
Netflix Q4 2022
Bank of America Q4 2022
Taiwan Semiconductor Q4 2022
Constellation Brands Q3 2023
Cintas Q2 2023
FedEx Q2 2023
Adobe Q4 2022
Lennar Q4 2022
Oracle Q2 2023
Costco Q1 2023
Lululemon Q3 2022
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