JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF News

In a number of my recent blog posts, I have written about the V-shaped recovery unfolding in both the equity market and the economy.

The 10yr Treasury rises to 0.7% from 0.55% lows on Aug. 4th.

A sloppy auction saw 30-year Treasury yields surge 21 bps this week to 1.45%, an almost seven-week closing high.

In a previous post Market Bubbles, I touched on George Soros' theory of reflexivity. Interestingly, MarketWatch discussed with George why he no longer participates in the bubble.

Two things I want to emphasize. First, we might be witnessing a shift away from growth and momentum to value bargain-hunting.

Today's report on Industrial Production for July shows a 3.03% increase month-over-month, which was at the Investing.com consensus.

Most markets in the Asia-Pacific region eased, though China and Australia advanced. Japanese shares were mixed.

Positive momentum has continued to shine as a forward indicator for technology and consumer discretionary stocks in recent months.

The travel and entertainment industry is bearing the brunt of the pandemic. The financial cost of the pandemic will be long-lasting.

Since its low on March 23, the S&P 500 Index has recovered by nearly 50% on the back of historic government and central bank intervention.

Stock market valuation in line with corporate bond yields. Data revisions show GDP profits at new high in Q4 2019.

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About two-thirds of this month's comment is about COVID-19 and the risk of a second wave. Without an effective vaccine, one of the most important priorities should be increasing the speed of testing.

Real gross domestic product plunged at a historic 32.9 percent annualized rate in the second quarter, down sharply from a severe -5.0 percent pace of decline in the first quarter.

AAII reported bullish investor sentiment fell 5.83 percentage points to 20.23% in the Sentiment Survey released on July 30.