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4 Reasons to Be Wary of Today’s Stock and Bond Market

November 3, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

1.) Looking at the sector weights in SP 500 market cap terms as of Friday night, 11/1/24, technology is 32%…

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Posted in: Corporate High Yield, Credit markets, Credit spreads, Financial sector, Financials, High-Yield Credit, JNK, Market-Cap weights, Technology, TLT, TNX, Treasuries

Credit and Housing are Key Attributes to SP 500 Upside This Year

December 6, 2020 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

On March 20th, 2020, the HYG or high-yield ETF was down 18.11% YTD, after the Covid-19 issue struck and the…

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Posted in: High-Yield Credit, HYG, JNK

Quick Update on High Yield: Waiting for 7% – 7.5% Current Yields

March 4, 2020 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

  HYG is testings it’s 200-week moving average, but is still above the upwardly-sloping trend-line off the Q1 ’16 lows.…

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Posted in: High-Yield Credit, HYG, JNK

July 31 Fed Funds Rate Cut Wasn’t Well Received

September 17, 2019 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The first rate cut in – what – 8 or 10 years just 6 weeks ago, saw the SP 500…

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Posted in: 10-year Treasury yield, Bond Market(s), Credit markets, FOMC meeting, HYG, JNK

Watching High Yield Credit after the FOMC announcement Wednesday, July 31, ’19

July 30, 2019 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

  The JNK high-yield ETF looks the best of our three charts today, already having transcended the downward sloping trend…

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Posted in: Bond Market(s), Corporate High Yield, HYG, JNK

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