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The US dollar is a key macro variable that we are closely monitoring and as we highlighted last week,1 the Fed is indirectly aiming at jawboning the greenback to reflate global growth and SPX sales, of which roughly 40% come from…
Special Report Feature The SPX suffered its third 5.3-7.3% pullback since early April last week, which we deem a healthy development as markets cannot go up in a straight line. While there is a chance this latest pullback may morph into a correction…
Special Report Highlights The duration of this crisis and the details of the plan to reopen the economy will determine whether the initial uptick in median home prices will prove to be transitory. Phase I provides room for construction to resume at…
Dear Client, In lieu of our regular report next week, we will be sending you a Special Report on China from Matt Gertken, BCA Research’s Chief Geopolitical Strategist. Matt will discuss whether China’s President Xi Jinping is…
  Neutral As reopening of the economy will, at the margin, bring back diners (take out mostly) to restaurants, the two heavyweights that comprise 80% of the market cap of the S&P restaurants group are anything but…
This week we upgraded the S&P railroads index to neutral locking in 6.4% in relative gains since inception. The defensive nature of rails is most evident in industry pricing power (third panel). Railroad selling prices are holding…
Special Report Highlights COVID-19 & The Economy: Australia is now in its first recession in 30 years, thanks to lockdown measures to contain the spread of COVID-19. Yet the nation’s rates of infection and death from the virus are…
  Industrials continue to lag behind the S&P 500, having underperformed by an additional 4% since the March 23rd market bottom. The sub-par performance of this sector makes sense: the global industrial production is in tatters…
Highlights Portfolio Strategy The Fed’s unorthodox monetary policy is aimed at quashing volatility, lifting asset prices and debasing the currency, all of which are equity market bullish. Grim, but backward looking, macro data…
In lieu of the next weekly report I will be presenting the quarterly webcast ‘Leaving The Euro Would Be MAD, But Mad Things Can Happen’ on Thursday 14 May at 10.00AM EDT (3.00PM BST, 4.00PM CEST, 10.00PM HKT). As usual, the…