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Summary * Utilities have been a fairly good reflection of where short-term sentiment has been this year and that’s to say it’s been all over the place. * Consumer staples continue to trend higher, confirming the pattern we’re seeing across a number of traditionally defensive asset classes. * Healthcare
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* Conditions for something breaking in the market this month are still elevated and last week’s market action was certainly a step in that direction. * Friday’s non-farm payrolls report came in around what was expected, but the markets treated it as another potentially hawkish piece of data. * I’
Macro Observations
This is a tough time for investors. A lot of people have probably opened their quarterly statement, seen a 7% return on the S&P 500 in Q1 and think that the good times are back. After all, unemployment is still incredibly low. GDP growth is positive. And it’