12 More Stocks to Sell Ahead of 10-days of Market Moving News (for Step 1 of my Special Report: 5 Steps for the Next 5 Months)

12 More Stocks to Sell Ahead of 10-days of Market Moving News (for Step 1 of my Special Report: 5 Steps for the Next 5 Months)

Back on February 16, I gave you a list of 12 stocks I’d sell into the rally after the February 1 meeting of the Federal Reserve. (Here’s the link https://jubakam.com/wednesdays-rally…re-the-12-stocks/). Yesterday in the first step of my Special Report: 5 Steps for the Next 5 Months” I promised another set of sell recommendations before Friday’s jobs report for February, the March 14 CPI inflation report, and the March 22 meeting of the Fed’s interest rate setting group, the Open Market Committee. Here’s that list of another 12 stocks to sell.

Investors buy the dip; Delta variant is forgotten for a day

Investors buy the dip; Delta variant is forgotten for a day

Today investors and traders ran to buy all the re-opening, post-vaccine recovery, cyclical stocks that they dumped yesterday. Macy’s (M) is up 4.29% as of 3:30 p.m. New York time after plunging 4.90% yesterday. Amusement park operator Cedar Fair (FUN) is up 4.12%. Cyclical Dupont (DD) is up 1.34% after closing down 4.46% yesterday. Carnival Cruise (CCL) is ahead 7.83% today after dropping 5.74% yesterday. It’s as if the market has decided that the really scary upward trend in new infections from the spread of the Delta variant is done with and over. Pandemic yesterday. No pandemic today.. The figures from the pandemic front say otherwise. The 14-day change in new cases as of July 19 is 198%. The 14-day change in new deaths is 44%.

Stocks extend growth fears, selling today–how far does this go?

Stocks extend growth fears, selling today–how far does this go?

Today, Monday, July 19, stocks accelerated their retreat from the end of last week on fears that a fourth wave of the pandemic, fueled by the Delta variant, will crush hopes that the economy is headed back to normal. As of the close New York the Standard & Poor’s 500 was down 1.59% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average was lower by 2.09%. The NASDAQ Composite was off 1.06% and the NASDAQ 100 had dropped 0.90%. The small cap Russell 2000 had fallen 1.51% and the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) was down 1.68%. For the day at least you can see the market’s fears accurately reflected in the list of stocks falling most heavily.