Updates
CPI:
- up 0.9% vs 0.5% expected;
- pre-market trading immediately reverses
- AAPL: pre-market looked to have a good day; after CPI released, AAPL turns negative in pre-market trading
- EOG: stays green, but drops a bit after CPI released;
- Dow trending toward green immediately fell to -78 in pre-market trading
- S&P: barely green went to -10 after numbers released
- NASDAQ: definitely green pre-market; after CPI released, NASDAQ goes negative to -40
- Steve Liesman
- raises pressure on the Fed to react sooner than later, but nothing right away
- used cars: #1 on the list; up 10% on the month
- would love to hear some analysis of the used-car phenomenon
- my hunch: the reasons might surprise us
Original Post
Elon Musk schools Algore: from twitter, on Elon Musk, link here.
Market:all major indices hit new records yesterday
- two of thee will hit new records today
- possible that the Dow will also hit new records today
CNBC: best states for business: link here.
- 5: Tennessee; cracks top 5 for first time
- 4: Texas: lowest ranking since CNBC study began;
- 3: Utah:
- 2: North Carolina: strongest finish in history of study; AAPL -- new campus
- 1: Virginia -- CNBCs first back-to-back winner. Life, health, and inclusion.
Most ignored story on twitter: Saudi Arabia foreign exchange reserves;
Ft Worth: the garden spot in Texas! -- WAR52 over at twitter.
Tuesday, July 13, 2021: mark this day on your calendar. For investors, it's gonna be a huge day.
AAPL: up slightly in pre-market trading.
Oil: up slightly in pre-market trading.
Inflation:
- historical:
- investors, BofA July Fund Manager Survey:
- only 22% of investors see higher inflation in the next twelve months;
70% say it is temporary - nearly 73% of investors say economy in mid- or late-cycle; up 9% from June
- what's going on in Cuba?
- the underlying trigger for riots / protests in South Africa and Cuba is likely the development in food pricesfood prices are now up 40% on the year (as in 2011 before the Arab Spring)
Oil:
- more and more indications global demand will exceed supply
- in its monthly report, IEA warned that unless OPEC+ reaches a deal (and soon), 3Q21 could see the largest crude oil stock draw "in at least a decade." Oil markets will tighten significantly.
- Giovanni: following two consecutive months of decline, global oil demand surged by an estimated 3.2 mb/d to 96.8 mb/d in June;
- Javier Blas: "strikingly, OPEC+ flagged that Russia 'has never pumped anywhere close" to its OPEC+ baseline of 11 million b/d;
Earnings, 2Q21:
- Conagra Brands: raises dividend to 31.25 cents; record date, 8/3/21; was 27.5 cents; strong 4Q21 and full-year results; as recently as August, 2020, the dividend was 21.3 cents; between August, 2020, and August, 2021, CAG has increased its dividend 46 percent;
- Pepsi: blows past estimates, Brian Sozzi, anchor editor-at-large;
- JPM: down $1.60 in pre-market trading;
- earnings top estimates
- posts $2.3 billion benefit from releasing $3 billion in loan loss reserves after taking $734 million in charge-offs;
- whisper numbers killing share price
- GS, huge beat;
- earnings: $15.02 vs $10.24 expected; link here;
- revenue: $15.39 billion vs $12.17 billion expected;
- whisper numbers killing share price
Defund the police:
- like global warming, does anyone really care?
- Chicago gangsters outnumber cops 10 to 1 as spike in crime reaches fever pitch;
- three top issues that get a lot of attention, but no one in DC is truly concerned
- murder, crime; defunding the police;
- unemployment
- global warming: 1994 -- first major warnings came out; 2021 -- business as usual; in fact, business is much better than usual
Fun with statistics:
- Guillain-Barré vs gun violence in Chicago
- JNJ vaccine: Guillain-Barré: 100 people out of 12.8 million = 0.0000078 = 0.00078%
- people shot in Chicago over weekend: 100 / 2.7 million = 0.000037 = 0.0037%
- 0.0037 / 0.00078 = 5x -- five times as many folks shot with guns in Chicago over the weekend compared with number of GB possibly associated with JNJ vaccine. "all" of whom who will recover; which cannot be said about the 20+ that dies from gunshot wounds over the weekend
- which will get more coverage today?
Vaccine:
- Delta variant deaths,
- 0.5% were vaccinated
- 95.5% were unvaccinated
Global warming:
- EV mandates: the easy part;
- now the hard part; Europe pushes back;
- China: June coal imports soar to highest so far in 2021;
AAPL:
- incredibly bad headline; great story; disappointed in Zacks;
- Apple's win in Blix case comes weeks before Epic decision; link here;
- why AAPL is a great momentum stock to buy; talking heads on FastMoney last night suggested the same;
- re-posting: Apple in early talks for streaming rights of NFL SNF;
Saudi Arabia: drops Morgan Stanely on gas pipelines deal; hires JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs; link here.
Cuba: the western hemisphere country that was most hurt by the UN over the past fifty years --
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