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Dribbler dirty Dozen New ATH #DDD
$PLTR 7.92 ▼ 0.025 (0.31%)
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$PATH 12.35 ▼ 0.59 (4.55%)
$DKNG 14.97 ▼ 0.91 (5.73%)
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$FUBO 3.67 ▼ 0.29 (7.32%)
$AFRM 18.65 ▼ 2.01 (9.73%)
$HOOD 9.60 ▼ 0.41 (4.10%) today
$COIN 60.94 ▼ 6.37 (9.46%)
$CPNG 16.30 ▼ 1.46 (8.20%)
No cussing dribblers …Amylyx Pharmaceuticals (AMLX) receives FDA approval for Relyvrio for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), according to FDA’s website… AMLX up 10.3%
KLA Corporation (KLAC) to build new research and development and manufacturing center in Newport, Wales, UK; expected to include capital investment of more than $100 mln… KLAC down 1.2%
Lam Research (LRCX) down after-hours following Micron (MU) decision to cut wafer fab equipment capex 50% yr/yr… LRCX down 1.6%
Micron (MU) beats by $0.07, misses on revs; guides Q1 EPS below consensus, revs below consensus; reducing supply growth, including ~50% fab equipment capex cut versus last year… MU down 0.7%
NIKE (NKE) beats by $0.01, beats on revs; gross margin down 220 bps, revenue for NIKE Brand up 4% on reported basis… NKE down 6.4%
Rent-A-Center (RCII) Follow-Up: Lowers Q3 guidance, says external economic conditions have continued to deteriorate; also CFO steps down, names Fahmi Karam as CFO… RCII down 14.9%Earnings/Guidance
Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) misses by $2.80, reports revs in-line
BGC Partners (BGCP) sees Q3 revs below midpoint of prior guidance
CarMax (KMX) misses by $0.61, misses on revs
Concentrix (CNXC) misses by $0.02, reports revs in-line; expects constant currency sales growth of +7% yr/yr in Q4
Enerpac Tool Group (EPAC) beats on top and bottom lines
Jefferies (JEF) beats by $0.05, beats on revs
MillerKnoll (MLKN) beats by $0.11, misses slightly on revs; guides NovQ EPS below consensus, revs in-line
Rite Aid (RAD) misses by $0.17, reports revs in-line; guides FY23 EPS in-line, reaffirms FY23 revs guidance; lowers FY23 Adjusted EBITDA outlook
Sunlight Financial (SUNL): installer liquidity event and volatile interest rates will impact FY22 performance; withdraws previous FY22 outlook
The Duckhorn Portfolio (NAPA) reports EPS in-line, revs in-line; guides FY23 EPS below consensus, revs below consensus
Vail Resorts (MTN) beats by $0.18, beats on revs
Volta (VLTA) announces organizational realignment; to cut 10% of its current full-time employees; guides Q3 revs below consensus; withdraws FY22 revenue guidance
Williams Cos (WMB) anticipates FY22 Adjusted EBITDA will be near the high end of its previously announced guidance range of $6.1 to $6.4 billion.
Worthington (WOR) beats by $0.03, beats on revsEquity indices in the Asia-Pacific region were mixed on Friday as market participants generally showed some reserve in the wake of Wall Street’s losses.
India’s Sensex (+1.8%) was a standout, gaining ground after the RBI voted 5-to-1 to raise its repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.90%, as expected.
—Equity Markets—
Japan’s Nikkei: -1.8% (-2.7% for the week)
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng: +0.3% (-4.0% for the week)
China’s Shanghai Composite: -0.6% (-2.1% 0 for the week)
India’s Sensex: +1.8% (-1.2% for the week)
South Korea’s Kospi: -0.7% (-5.9% for the week)
Australia’s All Ordinaries: -1.2% (-1.6% for the week)RBI voted 5-to-1 to raise its repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.90%, as expected.
Japanese Prime Minster Kishida instructed his government to prepare a new stimulus package before the end of October, according to Reuters.
Reports also indicate that the People’s Bank of China is lowering the floor rate on mortgages for first-time home buyers; and Reuters indicates that the PBOC is angling to provide support for the yuan by asking state-owned banks to be ready to sell dollars in offshore markets. USD/CNH +0.4% to 7.1255.
China reported some mixed manufacturing PMI data for September that showed a slight expansion in the official manufacturing PMI (50.1) reading and some continued contraction in the Caixin Manufacturing PMI reading (48.1).
China’s September Manufacturing PMI 50.1 (expected 49.6; prior 49.4) and Non-Manufacturing PMI 50.6 (prior 52.6); September Caixin Manufacturing PMI 48.1 (expected 49.5; prior 49.5)
Japan’s August Industrial Production +2.7% m/m (expected +0.2%; prior +0.8%); August Unemployment Rate 2.5% (expected 2.5%; prior 2.5%); August Retail Sales +4.1% yr/yr (expected 2.8%; prior 2.4%); August Housing Starts +4.6% yr/yr (expected -4.1%; prior -5.4%); September Household Confidence 30.8 (prior 32.5)
South Korea’s August Industrial Production -1.8% m/m (expected -0.5%; prior -1.3%) and +1.0% yr/yr (expected +1.3%; prior +1.5%); Retail Sales -1.8% m/m (prior -0.3%)
Australia’s August Housing Credit +0.5% (prior +0.5%)Major European indices are trading higher ahead of the U.S. open.
—Equity Markets—
STOXX Europe 600: +0.5%
Germany’s DAX: +0.4%
U.K.’s FTSE 100: -0.2%
France’s CAC 40: +0.4%
Italy’s FTSE MIB: +0.6%
Spain’s IBEX 35: +0.6%Eurozone CPI was up a record 10.0% year-over-year in September versus +9.1% in August.
The latest reading is solidifying expectations that the ECB will raise rates by 75 basis points at its October meeting.
The 10-yr UK gilt yield is down 11 basis points to 4.03% following reports that Prime Minister Truss and Finance Minister Kwarteng met with the Office for Budget Responsibility to talk about their fiscal plan.
The OBR is expected to have a first draft of its forecast for the finance minister on Oct. 7, according to CNBC. GBP/USD -0.4% to 1.1072.
Eurozone’s September CPI +1.2% m/m (expected +0.9%; prior +0.6%) and +10.0% yr/yr (expected +9.7%; prior +9.1%); August Unemployment Rate 6.6% (expected 6.6%; prior 6.6%)
Germany’s September Unemployment Rate 5.5% (expected 5.5%; prior 5.5%)
UK’s Q2 GDP revised to +0.2% qtr/qtr (expected -0.1%; prior +0.8%) and +4.4% yr/yr (expected +2.9%; prior +8.7%); September Nationwide HPI 0.0% m/m (expected +0.3%; prior +0.8%) and +9.5% yr/yr (expected +10.0%; prior +10.0%)
Italy’s September CPI +0.3% m/m (expected +0.1%; prior +0.8%) and +8.9% yr/yr (expected +8.7%; prior +8.4%); August Unemployment Rate 7.8% (expected 7.9%; prior 7.9%)
France’s September CPI -0.5% m/m (expected -0.1%; prior +0.5%) and +5.6% yr/yr (expected +5.9%; prior +5.9%); August PPI +2.7% m/m (prior +1.9%); August COnsumer Spending 0.0% m/m (expected -0.1%; prior -0.9%)
Spain’s August Retail Sales 0.0% yr/yr (prior -0.5%)
Switzerland’s August Retail Sales +3.0% yr/yr (prior +3.0%)NIKE (NKE 85.23, -10.10, -10.59%): beats by $0.01, beats on revs; gross margin down 220 bps, revenue for NIKE Brand up 4% on reported basis; expects Q2 gross margins to decline approximately 350-400 bps yr/yr
Micron (MU 50.75, +0.74, +1.48%): beats by $0.07, misses on revs; guides Q1 EPS below consensus, revs below consensus; reducing supply growth, including ~50% fab equipment capex cut versus last year
Meta Platforms (META 136.80, +0.39, +0.29%): announces hiring freeze, warns employees of restructuring, according to Bloomberg
Rent-A-Center (RCII 18.28, -4.05, -18.14%): Lowers Q3 guidance, says external economic conditions have continued to deteriorate; also CFO steps down, names Fahmi Karam as CFO
Microsoft (MSFT 238.92, +1.42, +0.60%): resumed with an Outperform at Raymond JamesThe S&P 500 futures are up 10 points and are trading 0.3% above fair value.
The Nasdaq 100 futures are up 26 points and are trading 0.2% above fair value.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average futures are up 32 points and are trading 0.1% above fair value.Personal income increased 0.3% month-over-month in August, as expected, personal spending rose 0.4% (consensus +0.2%) following a downwardly revised 0.2% decline (from +0.1%) in July, the PCE Price Index increased 0.3% (consensus +0.2%) and the core-PCE Price index, which excludes food and energy, jumped 0.6% (consensus +0.4%) following a downwardly revised unchanged rading (from +0.1%) for July.
On a year-over-year basis, the PCE Price Index was up 6.2%, versus 6.4% in July, but the core-PCE price Index was up 4.9%, versus 4.7% in July.
The key takeaway from the report is that the inflation the Fed says it can control (i.e. core inflation) did not move in a friendly direction in August; therefore, market participants can continue to expect the Fed not to be their friend with monetary policy.
ohhhh the humanity … Outer bands of IAN have arrived at home
Tomorrow most of remnanets will move thru our area
Bambi & herd + Pugs & us are hunkering down … winds will be 30-40+ range with 4-6″ rain
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