This quantitative strategy says, stay bullish on stocks, and bearish on commodities as deflationary clouds gather

Markets ripped a page out of The Lego Movie songbook on Monday with an “everything’s great” session — the Nasdaq’s highest close.

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Since August, demand for two-year Treasury notes and gold continued to decline.

It is as if investors are watching the US debt ceiling saga like “an American movie that knows there will be a happy ending at the end,” says Swissquote Bank’s Ipek Ozkardskaya. On Tuesday, stock futures point to some volatility ahead for the S&P 500

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Less technology though as Washington continues to watch.

on our site call today From Prometheus Research, which considers it promising in an upward strategy on stocks and bearish on commodities.

says Prometheus, whose researchers use quantitative analysis to understand the underlying mechanisms driving the economy and which can indicate future market paths.

The chart below provides a summary of long, short and neutral asset positions based on their directional process:

“Currently, we are seeing a range of potential trends – most of which are skewed to the short side. The strongest signals right now are short commodities (WEAT

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) and long stocks (SPY

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), said Team Prometheus.

The bottom line is that if these trends continue, investors could see the market continue pricing in deflation. Their Market System Monitor indicates an increased probability of low growth and low inflation (3rd column in blue) in the future:

Prometheus’ view aligns with the economic outlook expressed by Steve Englander, head of North America macro strategy at Standard Chartered, who looked at tax receipts for the month of May. “We believe that inflation and the economy are slowing more than many people in the market and in the Fed believe,” he said.

Also read: Stocks have been the only positive asset class over the past decade, adjusted for inflation

markets

Stock futures

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Negatively sloped, as bond yields

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Higher pay, with 10 years

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up 4 basis points at 3.75%. The two-year yield rose for the ninth consecutive session after the Fed’s hawkish speech. oil

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Flat and golden

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and silver

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It goes down like a dollar

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moves up.

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uproar

Louie

a little

Inventory fell after the home improvement retailer cut its full-year guidance, citing lower demand, while BJ’s Wholesale Club

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Less after confirming its forecasts, but disappointing in sales and auto region

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Disappointing sales from the auto parts vendor plummet. Dick’s Sporting Goods

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The stock jumped after achieving profits and sales. Coming too, Urban Outfitters

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and Williams-Sonoma

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with Intuit

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Agilent

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and VF Corp.

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after closing.

is reading: Retailers parade to grapple with inflation skepticism while Nvidia and Zoom answer questions about technology

Yelp stock

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It rose 13% after the Wall Street Journal reported that an activist investor is pushing the company to consider a sale to boost its value.

stock struggle

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You buy the Giphy GIF and Stickers collection from Meta Platforms

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For $53 million in cash. Neither company’s shares move much in the pre-market.

Lordstown Motors

Riding

Set a reverse stock split 1 for 15. Shares are down 16% on Premarket.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment held about $4 million worth of Palantir Technologies stock

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across several boxes on Monday.

“There is a subset of American consumers who will not drink Bud Lite for the foreseeable future,” says JPMorgan, who warns of trouble for Anheuser-Busch.

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BE: ABI

US earnings.

The S&P Flash Surveys on US Services and Manufacturing PMI will be released at 9:45 am, followed by New Home Sales at 10 am and before that, Dallas Fed President Lori Logan will speak at 9 am.

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These were the most searched indices on MarketWatch as of 6 a.m.:

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Security name

TSLA

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GME

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AMC

AMC Entertainment

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New

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Anheuser-Busch InBev

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apple

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Mullen Motors

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Amazon.com

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Backwest Bancorp

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