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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NY: HYG )

78.58 +0.49 (+0.63%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Dec 20, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Rally Postponed
S&P 500 bulls haven‘t lost the opportunity to force higher prices, but need to repel the upcoming intraday flush that can come today, and possibly even continue tomorrow. 
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Rally Time
S&P 500 bulls withstood the prospect of hawkish Fed getting more job market leeway on Friday, and look to be entering the week with a slight advantage. 
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"We Don't See That Very Often" - Credit Market Cracks Could Spark Doom-Loop With Stocks
As the old adage goes (for those who have been trading for more than the last 12 years), 
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Smelling Blood
S&P 500 bulls are getting rightfully challenged again – the Fed hikes are approaching. 
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Deer In The Headlights
S&P 500 bulls are about to meet the bears again, and higher yields won‘t save value stocks, let alone spawn a rush to tech safety. 
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January 2022 Risk Profile Review - Major Asset Classes
After a stellar run higher, the Global Market Index’s risk-adjusted performance reversed in January, based on the trailing 3-year Sharpe ratio, a measure of return adjusted by volatility. 
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Getting Long In The Tooth
S&P 500 bulls again scored gains yesterday, but the sectoral rotation and credit market turn would build a vulnerability going into Friday when the value would suffer. 
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The Retail Market Discovers "Puts" As YOLO Turns To Oh-No
There were several days last week where put notional set records, and Goldman indicates that hedgers tended to be institutional and mainly focused on the indices. 
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Working Out Great
S&P 500 left the 4,270s – 4,330s range with an upside breakout – after bonds finally caught some bid. 
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AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Jan. 28
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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Powell Put Coming
S&P 500 bulls wasted another opportunity to come back – the FOMC consequences keep biting as fears of a hawkish Fed are growing. 
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One More Time
Wild FOMC day is over, and markets are repricing the perceived fresh hawkishness when there was none really. 
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Rushing Headlong
S&P 500 bulls withstood yesterday‘s test, and are well-positioned to extend gains, especially on the upcoming well-received FOMC statement and soothing press conference. 
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Glass Half Empty Or Half Full?
S&P 500 bulls would get tested today again, and at least a draw would be a positive result, as yesterday‘s tech upswing is more likely to be continued tomorrow than today – that‘s how it usually goes... 
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Relief Rally, Maybe?
The dollar is likely to waver in the medium-term, and that‘s what‘s helping the great and profitable moves in commodities, and reviving precious metals. 
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Investors Add $3.0 Billion to Conventional Equity and Fixed Income Funds While Withdrawing $5.7 Billion from ETFs
During Refinitiv Lipper’s fund-flows week ended January 19, 2022, investors were overall net redeemers of total fund assets (including both conventional funds and ETFs) for the second straight week,... 
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As Volatility Picks Up, Here's Where Investors Are Putting Their Money
Money is coming out of very large, passive ETFs and going into markets that are much smaller in size. This creates some dramatic moves currently underway. 
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Still Pushing For More
S&P 500 buyers still can‘t get their act together – the momentum remains to the downside until credit markets turn and tech bleeding stops. 
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Another One Bites The Dust
Copper is paring back on the missed opportunity to catch up – the red metal will be dragged higher alongside the other commodities, and isn‘t yet offering signs of true, outperforming strength. 
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SPX Reversing Again
Let‘s keep enjoying the SPX short and oil long profits, while having an eye on how far can the bulls move the 500-strong index today. That would require quite a move in bonds and tech ... S&P 500... 
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Oil Smashing Stocks
S&P 500 upswing isn‘t to be trusted, and its defensive nature out of tune with bonds is part of the reason why. 
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U.S. Weekly FundFlows Insight Report: Investors Turn Toward Financial/Banking Funds and ETFs for the Fund-Flows Week
Investors were overall net sellers of fund assets (including those of conventional funds and ETFs) for the first week in four, withdrawing a net $21.1 billion, the week ended January 12, 2022. 
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All Eyes on Copper
S&P 500 sold off only a little in the wake of CPI data – probably celebrating that the figure wasn‘t 8% but only 7%. 
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Riding Out Inflation In Style
S&P 500 turnaround succeeded, and markets are choosing to ignore the hawkish Fed and high inflation data. 
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Elusive SPX Bottom
Copper didn‘t outshine, didn‘t disappoint – its long sideways move continues, the red metal remains well bid, and would play catch up to the other commodities – the bears aren‘t likely to enjoy much... 
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Stocks Meet Stagflation
S&P 500 still hasn‘t turned, and I‘m looking for more weakness – tech continues leading to the downside, and bond reprieve hasn‘t yet arrived. 
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8 Monster Stock Market Predictions – The Week Of January 10, 2022 Edition
Stocks had another awful day on Friday following that very strong job report, with the S&P 500 dropping by 40 bps and the Qs falling about 1.1%. 
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Honeymoon Is Over?
We‘re looking at another risk-off day today – and a reflexive but relatively tame rally in quality debt instruments. Crude oil is likely to be least affected, followed by copper. 
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Game Of Chicken
The employment data on Friday may provide the Fed with a cover to keep pursuing the tightening route. Not that it would have the power to break inflation – this game of chicken risks a tantrum that... 
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Staving Off Risk-Off
S&P 500 internals reveal tech getting hurt yesterday, and at the same time getting ready for a brief upswing of the dead cat bounce flavor. 
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