Friday Follies – Marching Headlong into Earnings Season

by - July 10th, 2020 7:56 am

Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride!

We're 10 days into the third quarter and look how well things are going with almost every state having the virus under control except for a few idiot red states that think they are immune but, either way, the daily briefings and general public awareness have certainly turned the tide and….  what?  That's the chart from May?  Oh gosh, I'm sorry – let's take a look at the same chart as it is today thanks to our completely inept leadership:

Oh my God – get me out of this country!!!  What?  We aren't allowed to leave because we're too likely to be infected?  Inept is not the right word for our leadership then, is it?  "Contrary to the continued existence of American life" is a more accurate description for these morons, really.  You would think this is all some kind of plot to destroy America that was set into motion by a foreign Government, setting up a puppet leader who would send America spiraling down a path of division and destruction.   Nah….

The only good news here is the same good news I predicted back when Trump was first elected – this may be the end of the Republican Party – just like Herbert Hoover in 1929-1933 led to over 20 years of Democratic rule.  When Hoover was elected, the Senate had 56 Republicans and just 39 Democrats and the House had a 267-163 Republican majority and, just like they did 100 years later, they raped and looted the land and destroyed the economy and, just 4 years later, there were 59 Democratic Senators and just 36 Republicans and, in the House, there were 313 Democrats and just 117 Republicans and, by 1937, Republicans almost qualified for endangered species protection with only 17 remaining GOP Senators and just 89 House Members.

While it's still too early for the Democrats to throw Putin a thank you party for installing the Puppet of Doom for the GOP in the White Hosue, it's certainly looking like more of a Blue Tsunami than a "Blue Wave" is shaping up for the upcoming elections…
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Not Crazy Can Still Be Nuts

by - July 10th, 2020 1:37 am

 

Not Crazy Can Still Be Nuts

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For a few years now, people have been comparing the rise of mega cap tech stocks to the late 90s. I think these comparisons are somewhat misguided.

I wrote those words in June 2018, adding “The gains have been extraordinary over the past five years, with Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google growing from$1.2 trillion to near $4 trillion.”

Fast forward to today and the gains have been extra extraordinary, growing from $4 trillion to $6.5 trillion.

These 5 stocks now:

  • Represent 23.3% of the S&P 500
  • Are worth as much as the smallest 369 companies in the index
  • Are three times as large as the entire Russell 2000

And yet, even with this massive growth, in terms of overall returns, the tech bubble makes this period look quaint by comparison.

From April 2015 to today, $1 invested in the Nasdaq-100 grew to $2.42 (price only), compounding at 18.4% a year. In the dotcom bubble, $1 turned into $11.82 (at the peak), growing at 60% a year!

Perhaps one of the best-known companies on our list, Amazon.com, showed up with only 10 months’ worth of cash left in the till.

This is easy to laugh at now, but Amazon fell from a high of $113 to a low of $5.51. Like so many companies back then, their valuations were writing checks that their fundamentals couldn’t cash.

Valuations were obviously ludicrous back then and completely detached from reality, but at no point in time could you have used this to your advantage, at least on the way up. And the way up can last years, as we’re learning today.

The chart below shows the rise and fall for the multiple of earnings on growth stocks. Today’s stocks aren’t as crazy as they were back then, but…
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59,000 Thursday – Another Record High for Viral Infections

by - July 9th, 2020 8:00 am

You're gonna be tired of so much winning! - Donald Trump CODE(KEEM ...Winning!  

As Trump predicted in 2016 we are so tired of winning at this point, aren't we?  The US is clearly winning the virus race with a record 59,400 infections on Wednesday – our 5th National Record in the past 9 days – WINNING!  On Tuesday we celebrated our 3,000,000 infection in the US and we're officially at 1% of the total population infected so that's 1/100 people carrying the virus (that we know of without adequate testing - which the President says causes more cases) and it remains airborne so see how well you do today avoiding coming in contact with 100 people or things that have been touched by 100 people….

There is a certain logic to "getting it over with" – they probably can't stop it from spreading, there is no miracle cure and we're all going to get it eventually so why prolong the agony?  Well, one reason is that hospitals are out of room for new patients and also out of supplies which means the virus can spread out of control when we try to treat infected people and more infected people means less room and less supplies and that will cause more people to die and not just from the virus but hospital staff is pulled away from other duties as well – endangering non-Covid patients.  

That is why we need to "flatten the curve".  The US already has one of the worst-performing Health Care systems in the World and this is a stress test we are clearly failing.  “It’s been chaos for us,” said Randy Bury, President of the Good Samaritan Society, which has struggled to keep its 200 nursing homes supplied with hand sanitizer, masks and gowns. “The supply chain in the United States is not healthy, and we’ve learned we cannot depend on the Government.”  

Trump has resisted using federal powers to address the problem, saying in March that individual governors should find their own gear because “We’re not a shipping clerk.” With the National Strategic Stockpile depleted, states have been left to fend for themselves, though the Federal Emergency Management Agency has been distributing modest shipments of gear to nursing…
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“Just because you’re buying stock, doesn’t mean you’re an investor”

by - July 8th, 2020 10:31 pm

 

“Just because you’re buying stock, doesn’t mean you’re an investor”

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Josh here – in the mid 1960’s, investors decided that there was a group of fifty growth stocks whose outlook was so bright that it didn’t matter what price you paid for them, as long as you were buying. By the early 70’s, they were learning a critical lesson about starting valuation – McDonalds, Coke and Procter & Gamble did indeed have a very bright future, but that didn’t prevent them from being cut in half. Investors in these names would have to wait for a decade or more to get back to even, despite having been right about the growth outlook.

Today’s enthusiastic buyers are wandering into a similar trap in many of today’s hottest growth stocks.

My friend Vitaliy Katsenelson wants to remind everyone that price matters and starting valuations will have an impact on an investors real returns over time. His excellent new post, about “one-decision stocks” can be read here.

Vitaliy also talks about why the current stock market situation more closely resembles Bobby Fischer’s “random” chess than the centuries-old original game. We talk Warren Buffett, the problem with airline stocks, the growth vs value paradigm and a lot more.

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Which Way Wednesday – What Happened to Top Trade Alerts?

by - July 8th, 2020 8:27 am

It's been a while since we had a Top Trade Alert.

Top Trade Alerts are the trade ideas we like the most in any given week, the ones we feel as very likely to do well and usually we are running with around an 80% success rate, which is amazing.  I often tell our Members that the reason we are so successful with our trade ideas and futures plays is not because we are so good at picking winners but because we are so good at NOT picking losers.  

When you decide to be a trader, professionally or as a hobby, you tend to sit down at your desk looking for things to trade but, like a good baseball hitter, the thing you have to learn is PATIENCE – if you don't wait for a good pitch, you are going to swing and miss a lot.  In baseball, it's just a strike but in trading, it's a loss!  

Home run hitters tend to strike out a lot because they swing for the fences and, while it's spectacular when they connect, many great home run hitters are terrible batters because that's all they do well while almost any player with an 0.300 batting average is going into the Hall of Fame.  An 0.300 trading average is not great, but, if you learn how to manage your money correctly, it can work but traders who can bat 0.500 (50%) and manages their losses will always get into the hall of fame.

Cardinals Strikeout GIF - Find & Share on GIPHYThe highest batting average in baseball history was Ty Cobb, who battet 0.367 but, because he didn't swing at pitches he didn't like, he also walked a lot and his "On Base Percentage" (times he got to first base) was an amazing 0.433 – almost half the time he got up, he got on base!  Being selective in your trades will also get you to first base (profits!) much more often but that, unfortunately, means there are certain times – or UNcertain times like these – when you are better off not swinging at all.  

While we were happy to buy stocks when they were cheap earlier in the year, there simply aren't too many bargains left and, so, not a lot…
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Up and Down

by - July 7th, 2020 7:03 pm

 

Up and Down

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This stat from @SentimentTrader blew me away:

“The S&P 500 fund, SPY, has been up at least 0.5% for 5 straight days. That’s tied for the longest streak since its inception.”

I wasn’t taken aback because of how strong the markets have been recently, but that streak of five days sounded really small to me. I almost couldn’t believe it was right. But after looking at the data, the shock wore off.

The S&P 500 has gained >0.5% on 28% of all days (going back to 1993), so the likelihood of this happening 5 straight days is ~0.05%, or once every 2,000 days.

The other times this happened was 2011, 2009, 2008, and twice in 1999. With such a small sample size, there is no reason to think we know what happens next, but one thing that we know for sure is that all of these streaks occurred during periods of above average volatility.

Vol exploded on the way down and naturally has subsided on the way up. Although the market isn’t as chaotic as it was in the first quarter, you may be surprised to learn that the market is still swinging around more than it usually does.

The average absolute rolling 20-day change of the S&P 500, which for all intents and purposes is the same thing as standard deviation, hasn’t been below 1% since the end of February. For context, the median is 0.66%.

Investors have calmed down much more than the market has. The reason for this, stating the very obvious, is that volatility feels much better on the way up then on the way down.

As I’m writing this, the streak has ended, but the large swings continue. Stocks fell more than 1% today.

One of the silver linings to volatile markets is that they force us to learn or relearn our true tolerance for risk. And even if you’ve invested through periods like this before, sometimes we need a reminder of what risk feels like. 2020 has delivered this in spades.

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