The Morning Call
9/22/26
The
Market
Technical
Monday
in the charts.
Note: the S&P
surged higher, pushing through the upper boundary of a very short term downtrend. Good news of course; and if you think that
there is more to come, then the next visible resistance point is the upper boundary
of the index’s short term uptrend (~8030).
However, the pin action was on a large gap up open, introducing some
downside pull. So the breakout isn’t as
clear cut as it could otherwise be. Still
it was impressive enough that I bought a one half position in TJX.
Monday in the
technical stats.
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/momentum
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/market-performance
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/sectors/rankings
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/signals/new-recommendations
The latest from
Goldman’s head of hedge fund trending.
Update on the Bitcoin technicals.
Tuesday morning
setup. Futures are flat, having recovered a modest drop after the European
open, following yesterday’s strong, positive performance despite energy prices
and yields being lower for a second consecutive day. As of 8:00am ET, S&P
and Nasdaq futures are fractionally in the green after an advance in tech
giants and chipmakers drove the index to a one-month high. In premarket
trading, semis are down ~60bp after a blistering 5-day run that added 11.2%.
Memory names are weaker as Mag7 and Software remain bid. Alibaba ADRs (BABA)
gain 3% as the company is rolling out what it calls China’s most powerful AI
chip, an accelerator to compete with Nvidia Corp. Brent crude erased gains
of as much as 2% to fall toward $98 a barrel. The reversal came after
Japan’s Kyodo News Agency reported that Iran has proposed to reopen Hormuz
within seven days if the US blockade is lifted. While Iran has since denied
this report, a separate report that Saudis may restart the East-West pipeline
helped sentiment. Treasury yields turned lower, with the 10-year rate
down two basis points to 4.93%. The dollar barely budged while the entire
commodity complex is lower, though Base Metals are a bid. These moves likely
reflect growing optimism around a diplomatic solution in the Middle East and
improved US / China relations, which combined will support AI and lower energy
prices, and potentially lower tariff rates. Today’s macro data focus is on
ADP’s weekly number, regional Fed activity indicators, and another Fed speaker. Looking
ahead, highlights include UN Meetings: UN General Debate including Trump,
Macron, Burnham; Trump-Zelensky meeting; Trump-Burnham meeting; Trump-Gulf
Leaders meeting.
Fundamental
Headlines
The
Economy
US
International
The September
UK industrial trends orders index was -9 versus consensus of -34.
Other
Gold moving out of the US is not a big deal.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/09/18/america-doesnt-need-worlds-gold/
Rising Q3 growth
expectations.
https://www.capitalspectator.com/us-economy-picks-up-in-q3-as-rising-rates-threaten-momentum/
The inflationary expansion
continues.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4947978-weekly-indicators-the-inflationary-expansion-continues
Iran
Overnight news.
US attempts to shut down the Iranian airline
industry.
Monetary
Policy
The Fed is fighting the wrong war.
https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/6095830-fed-interest-rate-hike/
Counterpoint.
https://www.carsongroup.com/insights/blog/this-is-still-a-dovish-fed/
Where we should be based on the Taylor Rule.
https://econbrowser.com/archives/2026/09/where-should-we-be-taylor-rule-wise
Fed’s
Goolsbee addresses the supply shortage/demand pull inflation dichotomy.
AI
When the leaders in AI all agree, read the
fine print.
Keep digging says the shovel salesman.
Investing
The latest from Morgan
Stanley.
Playing the long game.
What does Dow 100,000 mean?
Research
indicates that you will take more risk after a loss.
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What
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Quote
of the day.
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