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12/29/2014

U.S. equity futures (/ES) are calling for a slightly lower open this morning as Greece’s election woes have spilled over into both the European and domestic markets.  The failure to nominate a new leader in a key vote over the weekend will likely continue to cloud sentiment in the region until a snap election can be held sometime in late January.  As a result, The Dow Jones Industrial Average (/YM) has since slipped below the 18K psychological threshold reached last week for the first time.



Ten year Treasury yields remain stable near 2.22% to start the week with no major drivers expected to move bond prices today.  Oil futures (/CL) have remained in a very tight range for the last several sessions just above $55 a barrel which many analysts are projecting as a potential bottom forming should the trend continue.  The CBOE Volatility index (VIX) appears comfortable near $14.5 over the past few week and could end the year below these levels in the wake of such light economic data.



Stock Stories:

(MTW) –Breaking up?! – The manufacturing company is trending 15% higher this morning after a well-known activist disclosed a large stake in the company over the weekend and is immediately calling for major changes to occur including a potential split.



(AMZN) –Coming of Age! – Amazon just completed its 20th year of online Holiday shopping.  Over 10 million new customers signed up for Prime which allows for free two-day shipping with an annual membership fee.  Shares remain flat this morning after some preliminary Christmas results were released.



Major Economic Reports:

N/A



Notable Earnings:

Monday – 12/29:

Before Market: N/A

After Market: N/A



Tuesday – 12/30:

Before Market: N/A

After Market:N/A

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12/31/2014

Stocks took a break from their December rally yesterday as concerns in Greece and some potential profit-taking had markets in the red. U.S. equity futures (/ES) are suggesting another higher open indicating the major indices will end 2014 with solid gains. December has been a volatile month but once again showed a positive result, which has become the norm historically. Oil futures (/CL) are lower again today after hitting below $53 a barrel yesterday for the first time since May of 2009. Option Volatility rose modestly yesterday as stocks hit a bump in their December rally. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) has shown some strength this week despite the overall bullish sentiment for equities.



Treasuries are attempting to go higher for the fifth day in a row as demand remains for the safety of Bonds. This has sent the 10-year yield down to the 2.18% level and it remains in a tight range below 2.3%. Trading was thin in Europe and Asia ahead of the New Year’s holiday. The Euro-Zone ended the year on a positive note despite more trouble for Greece. China’s PMI was lower than expected but had little effect on stocks. Today in the U.S., investors will be watching weekly jobless claims data, the Chicago purchasing managers' report, pending home sales, and weekly energy inventory data for clues about the economy's performance. Markets are closed tomorrow for the New Year's holiday.



Stock Stories:

BP (BP) – Trading Off – The Oil and energy behemoth is currently conducting a probe of its in-house financial traders at its oil and gas group to determine whether they were involved in a foreign exchange manipulation scandal. Last year, the company launched an internal investigation of its London currency trading operations, and a source says that probe is "ongoing." The shares are relatively flat ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

6:00 am CT – MBA Purchase Applications

7:30 am CT – Weekly Jobless Claims

8:45 am CT – Chicago PMI

9:00 am CT – Pending Home Sales

9:30 am CT – Oil Inventories

11:00 am CT – Natural gas Inventories



Notable Earnings:   

Wednesday – 12/31:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:  N/A

Markets Closed on Thursday



Friday – 1/2:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:N/A

沁颍

1/2/2015

We saw a bump in the Rally on Wednesday to end 2014 as stocks slid into the close. U.S. equity futures (/ES) are suggesting a higher open indicating the major indices will start 2015 with gains. The market fell in the final hours of Wednesday’s trading session, but may recoup some of those losses at the open today. Trading is expected to be light today, as many market participants will extend their holidays through the weekend. Option Volatility spiked higher on Wednesday as stocks fell sharply to end the year. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose 20% in the session and rose a total of 32% for the holiday-shortened week. We should see the ‘Fear Gauge’ give back some gains today if stocks remain in positive territory.



Treasuries are opening 2015 on a bearish note with yields higher across the curve. Weakness in core sovereigns and profit taking from late 2014 gains are weighing on bonds. Disappointing PMIs from around the world and a drop in U.K. mortgage lending to a new cycle low are hurting stocks modestly overseas, along with an undercurrent of Greek worries. Despite this, bonds are finding no benefit, though U.S. equity futures are rebounding after Wednesday's declines. Trading remains very thin, however, amid New Year's holidays (Japanese markets remained closed). There are more purchasing managers' reports today with the December ISM manufacturing index, along with the final PMI and November construction spending on the docket. But the markets will be more interested in next week's data on December auto sales, the December ISM services numbers, and the December nonfarm payrolls report. The FOMC minutes are also due on Wednesday.



Stock Stories:

General Motors (GM) – More of the same – The auto-maker closed out 2014 with another set of recalls on electrical issues. Last year, the company had a total recall number of 84 different instances with most tied to the faulty ignition system. The shares are relatively flat ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

7:58 am CT – PMI Mfg. Index

9:00 am CT – ISM Mfg. Index

9:00 am CT – Construction Spending



Notable Earnings:   

Friday – 1/2:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:  N/A



Monday – 1/5:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:N/A

沁颍

Equity indexes mostly gained in 2014, the exceptions being the a few Asian and European markets. The largest gains were in the Asia Pacific region with the Shanghai Composite soaring 52.9%. The U.S. stock market finished the year up modestly despite falling sharply the last day of the year. The beginning of 2015 was a bit bumpy also as stocks slid from a higher open. The S&P 500 Index (SPX) finished the week down 1.4% and the Blue Chip-heavy Dow Jones Industrial Average’s ($DJI) fell 1.2%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq (NDX) fell 2% and the small caps (RUT, IWM) dumped by 1.3%. For 2014, the S&P 500 (SPX) finished the year up 11%, The Dow Industrials ($DJI) rose by 7.5% and the Nasdaq (QQQ) led the major indices up 17%.



Despite the trend still higher in equities, Option volatility rose significantly last week. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) started the week at $14.50 but quickly reversed to finish up 22% near $17.80. The ‘Fear Gauge’ is beginning to show strength as many predict that stock swings will increase in 2015. Geopolitical risks from Greece, Russia and the Middle East could be the trigger for more volatility into the first quarter of the year.



Treasury yields fell sharply as demand for Bonds increased. The flight to the ‘Risk-off’ trade was strong despite many predicting higher rates for 2015.  The 10-year yield trended lower the latter part of the week and is still relatively low at 2.13%. Oil (/CL) prices fell more last week as they were off by an additional 4.2%. For the year, crude fell almost 50% and continues to see weakness. The consumer is showing signs that spending picked up during the holidays…but will it be enough to propel equity values higher is the question.



There will be limited economic data to dissect this week but volumes should pick up after the Holiday-shortened weeks. Data on the Auto Sales, Services and Non-Manufacturing are due early in the week.  The Fed minutes to its December meeting come out on Wednesday afternoon and the week finishes up with the December jobs Report on Friday. Earnings season doesn’t start for another week but will give further clarity on corporate health starting the week of January 12th.  


Major Earnings for the Upcoming Week:

Monday:

A.M. – N/A

P.M. – N/A



Tuesday:

A.M. – ZEP

P.M.– MU, SONC



Wednesday:

A.M. – MON, SVU

P.M. – RT, WDFC



Thursday:

A.M. – APOL, FDO, STZ

P.M. – BBBY, TCS



Friday:

A.M. –AYI, INFY



Economic Releases (1/5 – 1/9):

Monday:

Auto Sales – All Day

11:30 am CT – TD Ameritrade IMX

                                                                                                                                                                              

Tuesday:

6:45 am CT – GS Store Sales

8:45 am CT – PMI Services Index

9:00 am CT– Factory Orders

9:00 am CT – ISM Non-Mfg. Index

                                                                                                                                                                                                           

Wednesday:

6:00 am CT – MBA Purchase Applications

7:15 am CT – ADP Employment Report

7:30 am CT – International Trade

9:30 am CT – Oil Inventories

1:00 pm CT – FOMC Minutes



Thursday:

7:30 am CT – Weekly Jobless Claims

9:30 am CT – Natural gas Inventories

                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Friday:

7:30 am CT – December Jobs Report

9:00 am CT – Wholesales Trade

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1/5/2015

Stocks kicked off 2015 with a whimper on Friday as they fell throughout the day. This morning, U.S. equity futures (/ES) are suggesting a lower open indicating the major indices will continue to be under pressure. The U.S. Dollar (/DX) is spiking higher again and the Euro sank to a nine-year low against the Greenback. This has put pressure on some commodities such as Oil (/CL) which is down 50% from June highs. Crude is under $52 a barrel and looks to be trending directly to $50. Gas prices have fallen each day for the last month, which should help the consumer. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) actually fell 7% on Friday despite the modest losses in equities.



Treasuries are moderately higher this morning after rallying last week. The demand for the safety of Bonds has confused many economists as many expected yields to rise last year. Overseas, the Shanghai Composite spiked another 3.6% in its first session in 2015. The European markets are showing weakness as did Japan. An index of euro zone sentiment, which measures the sentiment of investors and analysts, rose for the third straight month in January and topped expectations by a significant amount. Economic data today is light as only Auto Sales and TD Ameritrade’s IMX are due. Focus will remain on The FOMC minutes due Wednesday and the December Jobs report, which is released on Friday morning.



Stock Stories:

Ford, General Motors (F, GM) – Sales Induced – The auto-maker’s report December sales figures this morning. Sales in 2014 were strong as the economy picked up but these two firms under-performed on a stock price level due to numerous recalls. The shares are of both are relatively flat ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

Auto Sales – All Day

7:00 am CT – Fed’s Williams Speaks

11:30 am CT – TD Ameritrade IMX



Notable Earnings:   

Monday – 1/5:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:  N/A



Tuesday – 1/6:

Before Market:  ZEP

After Market:MU, SONC

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1/6/2015

Stocks finished Monday’s session down sharply and it led to the first four-day losing streak since December of 2013.  This morning, U.S. equity futures (/ES) are attempting to reverse the trend as they are slightly higher in the premarket. Oil (/CL) is down sharply again and traded below $49 a barrel overnight. While this will help the consumer, the energy sector stocks may have some more pain coming as estimates and numbers will need to be revised lower. Option volatility exploded yesterday as equities fell throughout the day. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose 12% but could not hold the $20 level into the close. If we see any snap-back rally in stocks today, we would expect to see a swift reversal lower in the ‘Fear Gauge’.



Treasuries are sharply higher again this morning as demand continues for the safety of Bonds. The Benchmark 10-year yield slipped below 2% overnight and is currently hovering near this psychological level. Overseas Bond prices are also rising as global yields are at an average historical low level. Global equity markets are following our lead from Monday as most are lower. Japan fell 3% and London was off by over 1%. Economic data today is heavy with reports on Services and non-manufacturing due this morning. Focus will remain on The FOMC minutes due tomorrow and the December Jobs report, which is released on Friday morning.



Stock Stories:

Caterpillar (CAT) – Bulldozed – The construction machine maker received a couple of analyst downgrades yesterday on lower oil prices, which will impact energy and construction investments by firms. The tumbled over 5% yesterday but still has room to the downside to its multi-year support level near $80. The shares are relatively flat ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

6:45 am CT – GS Store Sales

8:45 am CT – PMI Services Index

9:00 am CT– Factory Orders

9:00 am CT – ISM Non-Mfg. Index



Notable Earnings:   

Tuesday  – 1/6:

Before Market:  ZEP

After Market:  MU, SONC



Wednesday – 1/7:

Before Market: MON, SVU

After Market:RT, WDFC

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1/7/2015

Stocks took another massive dump yesterday but did manage to cut some losses later in the day. The benchmark S&P 500 Index (SPX) fell for the fifth straight session and is off more than 4% since it reached its all-time highs just 8 days ago.  This morning, U.S. equity futures (/ES) are sharply higher in the pre-market as they attempt to reverse the negative trend. The recent slide in stocks was partly fueled by disappointing economic data and lower Oil (/CL) prices. Crude was down another 4% in yesterday’s volatile session and traded below $47 a barrel for the first time since April of 2009. Option volatility rose again yesterday as equities were under massive pressure. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose 6% but should slide quickly today if stocks remain in positive territory.  



The ‘Risk-Off’ Trade has been in full effect for the last week as demand for bonds is strong. Treasuries are lower for the first time since before Christmas as risk appetite rebounds slightly today. The 10-year Treasury yield is up to 1.98%, and is below 2% for the first time since the mid-October one day slide. Overnight data were mixed. As feared, Euro-zone inflation fell into negative territory for the first time since 2009, adding to arguments for fully blown QE, which is supporting gains in equities. The Euro-zone unemployment rate was steady at 11.5%, while the German jobless numbers fell last month. Meanwhile, Treasuries are also taking out a little insurance over the potential the FOMC minutes to the December 16, 17 policy meeting will be on the hawkish side. Data today includes the December ADP private payroll figures and November trade figures. The MBA released two weeks of data, with the January 2 figures showing an 11.1% rebound after an 18.2% decline in the December 26 week.



Stock Stories:

Twitter (TWTR) – Rumor-Mill – The stock had been trading relatively higher recently in a down tape, and yesterday it got a boost on rumors of possible activist involvement. Takeover rumors are also swirling. The shares are up another 2% ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

6:00 am CT – MBA Purchase Applications

7:15 am CT – ADP Employment Report

7:30 am CT – International Trade

9:30 am CT – Oil Inventories

1:00 pm CT – FOMC Minutes

5:30 pm CT – Fed’s Evans Speaks



Notable Earnings:   

Wednesday – 1/7:

Before Market:  MON, SVU

After Market:  RT, WDFC



Thursday – 1/8:

Before Market: APOL, FDO, STZ

After Market:BBBY, TCS

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1/8/2015

Stocks regained some lost ground yesterday as the benchmark S&P 500 Index (SPX) rose over 1% after a string of five down sessions.  U.S. equity futures (/ES) are sharply higher in the pre-market again as traders look optimistic ahead of the jobs data. Fed Uber-Dove Evans stated the U.S. might not hit the Fed’s target inflation rate until 2018, and he doesn’t advise a rate hike until 2016. Evans, who is a voting member of the FOMC, was speaking at an event late Wednesday and his angle is nothing new on rates. Option volatility slid sharply yesterday on the rally. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) fell over 8% and should fall further today if stocks remain in positive territory.  



Treasuries are lower in conjunction with declines in European sovereigns. Treasuries are underperforming with the 10-year yield up to 1.997%. Yesterday's FOMC minutes didn't provide any fresh insights and still support rate lift-off this year, but not over the next several months. The Bank of England left policy unchanged, as expected. Further strength in risk appetite is weighing on bonds, along with moderate stability in oil. Data overseas was mixed with weaker confidence and German orders data and a gain in U.K. house prices. The markets are focused on Friday's December nonfarm payrolls but will have to first get through today's numbers on December Challenger announced job cuts, weekly jobless claims, and November consumer credit. There's Fed-speak today from the doves Rosengren and Kocherlakota.



Stock Stories:

Constellation Brands (STZ) – Still boozing! – The alcohol beverage giant posted better than expected earnings this morning and Revenue also beat expectations. The company also raised FY15 guidance on higher sales expectations. The shares are up 4% ahead of the opening bell and are once again at all-time highs.



Major Economic Reports:

7:30 am CT – Weekly Jobless Claims

9:30 am CT – Natural gas Inventories

2:00 pm CT – Consumer Credit



Notable Earnings:   

Thursday – 1/8:

Before Market:  APOL, FDO, STZ

After Market:  BBBY, TCS



Friday – 1/9:

Before Market: AYI, INFY

After Market: N/A

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January 11, 2014



The S&P 500 Index (SPX) faltered progressively on Friday to end lower on a volatile first full trading week of the new year.  A disappointing  wage growth report along with ongoing terrorist activity in Europe quickly spread to all ten major sectors creating a wide-spread sell-off.  The Dow Jones (DJX)and Nasdaq 100 (NDX) both surrendered roughly 1% as a result.  



Option volatility had faded lower much of last week to briefly trade at the cheapest levels of the year Friday morning before an intra-day spike sent the index up to $17.55 at the close. Further volatility may likely be expected as the VIX has already experienced several double digit percentage swings so far in early January.



Treasury yields declined this past week to conclude at 1.95% after the weaker than expected wage report along with the relentless decline of oil prices prompted heavy buying due to concerning signs of a slowing economy.  This week will host major bond auctions which may contribute to added volatility in the space. Oil futures (/CL) fell once again this week to close below $50 a barrel as the surplus in production drastically outweighs demand .



There are several vital economic reports slated to be released this week surrounding production output and inventory levels.  CPI and PPI likely being the most closely watched.  The Federal Reserves will also continue to play a key role with the release of the closely scrutinized Beige book mid-week that has the potential to autograph future rate change criteria.  Alcoa (AA) will officially kick off a highly anticipated earnings cycle tomorrow night with 4th quarter results expected after the bell.  Most of the major "too big to fail" financial institutions will follow suit by revealing results later in the week.


Major Earnings for the Upcoming Week:

Monday:

A.M. – N/A

P.M. – AA



Tuesday:

A.M. – KBH

P.M.– CSX, KMI



Wednesday:

A.M. – JPM, WFC

P.M. – N/A



Thursday:

A.M. – BAC, C, LEN

P.M. – BLK, FAST, INTC, SLB



Friday:

A.M. –GS, PNC, STI

P.M. – N/A



Economic Releases (1/12 – 1/16):

Monday:

11:40 am CT – FOMC member Lockhart speaks



Tuesday:

6:30 am CT – NFIB Small business index

9:00 am CT – JOLTS

12:00 pm CT – 10-year Bond Auction Results

1:00 pm CT – Fed Budget Balance



Wednesday:

7:00 am CT – Core Retail Sales

7:00 am CT – Import Prices  

9:00 am CT – Business Inventories

9:30 am CT – Oil Inventories

12:00 pm CT – 30-year Bond Auction

1:00 pm CT – Beige Book



Thursday:

7:30 am CT – Weekly Jobless Claims

7:30 am CT – Producer Price Index (PPI)

7:30 am CT – Empire State Manufacturing Index

9:00 am CT – Philly Fed Manufacturing Index

9:30 am CT – Natural Gas Inventories



Friday:

7:30 am CT – Consumer Price Index (CPI)

8:15 am CT – Industrial Production

8:55 am CT – Consumer Sentiment

9:00 am CT – TIC Long Term Purchases

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1/12/2015
Stocks looked like they might have found a bottom on Friday morning but once again heavy selling led markets lower to end the week.  U.S. equity futures (/ES) are reversing higher this morning as traders may be setting up for a positive earnings season. Wall Street is also taking its lead from European markets, which are sharply higher. Rumors that the ECB is planning a significant Quantitative Easing program is taking shape. Despite this, there is differing views on the path to take as far as bond purchases and individual country commitments.  Option volatility rose only slightly on Friday despite the afternoon dump in stocks. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose 3% to end the week but should reverse lower today if stock remain in positive territory.



Treasuries are flat to lower this morning and have fallen from overnight gains. The Benchmark 10-year yield is still under 2% after demand remains for Bonds by investors. The boost to risk appetite has helped European bourses rebound more than 1%, with a smaller bounce in U.S. after two consecutive weeks declines. Data was light overnight and is thin in the U.S. too with just Fed-speak from Lockhart this afternoon and the $24 B 3-year auction. There's important data this week, however, with retail sales, CPI, and industrial production due along with earnings season kicking off today with a report from Alcoa (AA).



Stock Stories:

Tiffany (TIF) – Dulling Diamonds – The high-end jeweler reported lower than anticipated sales over the last two months of the year. The company cut is FY14 EPS view and is blaming currency issues as the strong dollar offset their over-shot estimates for the holiday season.  The shares are down 6% ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

11:40 am CT – FOMC member Lockhart speaks

12:00 pm CT – 3-Year Note Auction Results



Notable Earnings:   

Monday – 1/12:

Before Market:  N/A

After Market:  AA



Tuesday – 1/13:

Before Market:  KBH

After Market: CSX, LLTC

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1/13/2015

Stocks fell again during yesterday’s session despite showing strength in the pre-market.  U.S. equity futures (/ES) are forecasting a higher open ahead of the opening bell today. An optimistic earnings report from Alcoa (AA) and signs that the European Central Bank (ECB) will implement Quantitative Easing sooner than later are supporting equities. Oil prices (/CL) may throw another wrench into the rally as it has fallen below $45 a barrel this morning and sits at 6-year lows.  Option volatility rose sharply on Monday as traders bought protection. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose 11% but should reverse lower today if stocks remain in positive territory.



Bonds and stocks are higher around the globe amid further declines in oil prices and weaker than expected U.K. inflation data, along with ECB-speak supporting dovish ECB policy. The 10-year Treasury is down under 1.9% to 1.88%. These factors are likely to keep a bullish tone in bonds near term. There isn't a lot on today's calendar with just November JOLTS data, weekly chain store sale, and the December Treasury budget. The Treasury reopens $21 B in 10-year notes. The auction may go well after a very well received 3-year offering Monday. The dovish Kocherlakota will speak on the economic outlook later in the session and will once again promote a pessimistic plan for raising rates.



Stock Stories:

Alcoa (AA) – Fallen star  – The company is known as the unofficial kick-off to earnings season but has since been taken out of the Dow Industrials and matters less to traders. Despite the fall, the aluminum giant posted better than expected EPS and Revenue and is forecasting growth of 7% globally. The shares are up 1.5% ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

6:30 am CT – NFIB Small business index

7:00 am CT – Fed’s Plosser Speaks

9:00 am CT – JOLTS

12:00 pm CT – 10-year Bond Auction Results

1:00 pm CT – Treasury Budget

4:00 pm CT – Fed’s Kocherlakota Speaks



Notable Earnings:   

Tuesday – 1/13:

Before Market:  KBH

After Market:  CSX, LLTC



Wednesday – 1/14:

Before Market:  JPM, SJR, WFC

After Market: FUL

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沁颍

1/14/2015

Stocks had another wild session yesterday as they fell from mid-morning highs to finish in the red. The major indices were at one point up almost 2% before sliding sharply the last few hours of the session.  U.S. equity futures (/ES) are forecasting more pain today as they are sliding ahead of the opening bell. Copper (/HG) prices are plunging on growth concerns out of China as the World Bank revised forecasts lower overnight. Oil prices (/CL) recovered from a deep slide yesterday but the trend is still lower.  Option volatility rose again yesterday on heavy volumes as equities fell sharply in the afternoon. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) rose another 5% and settled above the psychological $20 level again.



Treasuries are a little higher, in tandem with gains across global sovereigns overnight, as there is a sea of red in equities. The 10-year yield fell to 1.85%, the lowest since May 2013 as the ‘Risk-Off’ trade has taken hold. The European Court of Justice gave a thumbs up to QE from the ECB, indicating asset buying was legal "in principle." Meanwhile, the weakness in commodities continues to drag equities lower. Today's data on December retail sales will be closely monitored, along with import and export prices and business inventories. The MBA reported mortgage applications surged a massive 49.1% on a pick-up in refinancing’s as rates dove lower. The Treasury reopens $13 B in 30-year bonds. And the Fed will release its Beige Book for the January 27, 28 policy meeting this afternoon.



Stock Stories:

JP Morgan Chase (JPM) – Fee due  – The Banking giant posted a dismal earnings report this morning as they missed on EPS and top-line Revenue. The company reported an additional $1B in after tax loss expense. The shares are down slightly ahead of the opening bell.



Major Economic Reports:

6:00 am CT – MBA Purchase Applications -

7:30 am CT – Retail Sales

7:30 am CT – Import & Export Prices  

9:00 am CT – Business Inventories

9:30 am CT – Oil Inventories

12:00 pm CT – 30-year Bond Auction

1:00 pm CT – Beige Book



Notable Earnings:   

Wednesday – 1/14

Before Market:  JPM, SJR, WFC

After Market:  FUL



Thursday – 1/15:

Before Market:  BAC, C, LEN

After Market: BLK, FAST, INTC, SLB