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Murky Waters
By Rev Shark
Street.com Contributor
7/19/2010 8:43 AM EDT
One of the most remarkable things about the rally that began in March 2009 and lasted through April 2010 was how the mood of the market was so disconnected from the economy on Main Street. Despite persistent high unemployment, weak real estate and a slow economic recovery, the market often acted like we had a booming economy.
The primary explanation for this disconnect was that the liquidity created by bailouts and stimulus programs was being parked in the stock market rather than flowing into the Main Street economy. The trillions received by banks was being parked in the stock market (often in the form of computerized trading) rather than being lent to business, and that is why we rallied far more and far longer than most anyone thought we would.
Now here we are, nearly three months into a persistent downtrend. and the mood on Main Street -- which was never great -- is slipping once again. But this time the market isn't ignoring it like it did during 2009. This time the gloomy consumer is mattering, and we no longer seem to have all that cash sloshing around looking for someplace to go.
That is what the recent downtrend is all about. Our job is to navigate this poor action and wait for signs that improvement is on the way. There is nothing happening yet to indicate that we have hit bottom, so we have to continue to proceed with caution.
The best chance of a market turn at this point is going to be from some solid earnings reports and upbeat guidance. So far the market has been in a "sell the news" mood as reports have rolled out. Google (GOOG) was hit hard on its report, the banks performed poorly on OK numbers and even a stellar report from Intel (INTC) couldn't keep the stock up for long.
This week we have a slew of reports, with Texas Instruments (TXN) and IBM (IBM) reporting tonight and the very important Apple (AAPL) report tomorrow night. There are hundreds of other reports as well, but we need the mood to shift for this market to regain its footing. Once a "sell the news" pattern is started it will often persist throughout earnings season. We need to be very aware of that for the next two weeks.
Probably the biggest positive we have right now is that the mood is so negative that a lot of folks have probably already sold -- and that means we have priced in some bad news. One of the most remarkable things about sentiment lately has been how it declined even while the market was bouncing a week or so ago. The mood is poor, and that can be a positive if it is extreme enough.
Technically the charts of the major indices look quite poor. We are in danger of seeing our fourth failed bounce since the top in April, and we are very clearly in a downtrend. The obvious key support levels are the lows around 1010 to 1020. We are still a long way from there, but the selling on Friday was intense enough to undermine the rally attempt we had been enjoying since the first of July. There was no buying interest at all and poor consumer sentiment seemed to have spooked the market.
So the big question this week is whether earnings can turn this thing around. So far the earnings action has not been very encouraging, but with the mood negative, that will make it easier to have some positive surprises.
While we might talk about what will turn this market up, the most important thing we can do at this point is be respectful of the fact that we are in a downtrend. This is not the time to start anticipating a market bottom. The market needs to prove itself and the bears have the benefit of the doubt.
We are starting off the week with a little traditional Monday morning strength. Banks and miners bounced in Europe but Asia played catchup to the downside.
July 19, 2010, 10:01 a.m. EDT
Home builders' optimism falls to 15-month low
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -U.S. home builders were increasingly pessimistic about their business in July after home sales dried up when a federal subsidy expired, according to a monthly survey released Monday by the National Association of Home Builders.
The NAHB/Wells Fargo housing market index fell two points to 14 in July from a downwardly revised 16 in June. It's the lowest since April 2009, the NAHB said. Builders' views on prospective sales were the gloomiest since March 2009.
"The pause in sales following expiration of the home buyer tax credits is turning out to be longer than anticipated due to the sluggish pace of improvement in the rest of the economy," said David Crowe, chief economist for the builders' advocacy and lobbying group.
The decline in the builders' index in July "reflects a number of underlying market conditions that builders are seeing, including hesitant home buyers, tight consumer credit, and continuing competition from foreclosed and distressed properties that are priced below the cost of construction," Crowe said.
Still, Crowe said, he expects sales to rise about 10% this year due to low mortgage rates, affordable prices and favorable demographic trends.
Economists were expecting a two-point drop in the builders' index to 15 from June's original reading of 17, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch.
At 14, the index shows that about one in seven builders has a favorable view of the housing market. The index peaked at 72 more than six years ago. It has been below the breakeven point of 50 for 51 consecutive months and it bottomed at a record-low 8 in January 2009.
After more than two years of government support to buyers, the federal tax credit recently expired. Buyers needed to have signed a contract on a home by the end of April and now have until the end of September to close the deal.
New home sales fell 30% in May after the tax credit expired. Housing starts fell 10%.
Over time, the NAHB index is correlated with changes in the government's data on housing starts, which will be released for June on Tuesday. Economists are expecting a 3% decline in starts to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 575,000 in June, down about 75% from the peak in 2006.
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All three components of the index fell in July: The index for current sales fell two points to 15; the index for future sales fell one point to 21; and the index for buyers' traffic fell three points to 10.
Builder sentiment deteriorated in two of four regions: It fell five points to 9 in the West, the lowest since April 2009. It fell five points to 14 in the South, the lowest since March 2009. It rose one point in the Midwest to 15, and it rose seven points in the Northeast to 23.
www.marketwatch.com/story/...-to-15-month-low-2010-07-19-10100
Chinas Stahlsektor: Kurzfristige und langfristige Perspektiven
Chinas Wirtschaft boomt zwar weiterhin, doch für die dortige Stahlindustrie verdüstern sich die Perspektiven allmählich. Noch im April hatte die Stahlproduktion des Landes ein neues Rekordhoch erreicht. Seitdem geht der Ausstoß aber zurück. Dies führte dazu, dass auch die Preise für die wichtigsten Stahlprodukte seit Frühjahr deutlich unter Druck stehen.
Am Freitag meldete die China Iron & Steel Association (CISA), dass sich die Produktion und die Stahlpreise auch im Juni weiter verringert haben. Dies belastet die Margen der chinesischen Stahlkocher erheblich. Im Branchendurchschnitt bewegen sich die Gewinnmargen derzeit wieder in Richtung Null, und zahlreiche Anbieter müssen sogar zu Preisen unterhalb ihrer Produktionskosten verkaufen. Denn während die Stahlpreise laut CISA rückläufig sind, haben sich die Kosten für Eisenerz weiter verteuert, und auch die Energiepreise stagnieren allenfalls auf hohem Niveau.
Trotz eines Wirtschaftswachstums von über 10 Prozent im zweiten Quartal geht die Nachfrage nach Stahl zurzeit in die Knie. Der Hauptgrund dafür sind die Maßnahmen Pekings zur Drosselung der Immobilienspekulation. Chinas Bausektor stand bisher für rund die Hälfte der gesamten Stahlnachfrage. Doch vor allem in den Großstädten an der Ostküste brachen die Verkäufe neuer Wohnungen zuletzt sichtlich ein. Daneben war auch der Autoabsatz in China im Juni erstmals seit langem rückläufig. Der Export dürfte den chinesischen Stahlkochern ebenfalls kaum Erleichterung bringen, denn auf dem globalen Stahlmarkt bestehen erhebliche Überkapazitäten, und zugleich strich die chinesische Regierung zuletzt auch die Exportsubventionen für eine Vielzahl von Stahlerzeugnissen.
Ein noch größeres Problem sind die Überkapazitäten in China selbst. Das Reich der Mitte steht heute für fast die Hälfte der weltweiten Stahlproduktion. Diese verteilt sich dort allerdings auf über 3000 Unternehmen. Viele von ihnen sind klein, ineffizient und technisch nicht auf der Höhe der Zeit. Diese Anbieter treiben in Boomphasen die Preise für Energie und Eisenerz zusätzlich nach oben; während sie in schwierigen Zeiten billigen Massenstahl auf den Markt werfen, und damit den Preisdruck noch erhöhen.
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