FLS Update: Market Is Weakening… 10/27/2016

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Market Update:
In a normal environment (and this market is anything but normal) we would say without a shadow of a doubt that the market is topping out and ready to fall. This bull market is getting older, not younger and the market action getting weaker. The S&P 500 is only up 30 points from where it was in Q1 2015 and the daily and weekly action is not healthy. Whenever you see a market open higher and close lower day in and day out that is a subtle, but important, sign that the sellers have the upper hand. Whenever you see a big base breakout get negated a few weeks after the breakout- we have to ask what does that mean? Whenever you see a market fail to rally on “bullish” news we have to ask what will happen on “bearish” news? Breakouts are few and far between and the few stocks that do breakout- roll  over and fail. Or barely rally.  
 
The environment is heavily distorted because of the the manic action from global central banks. So far earnings are not healthy, we’ll find out tomorrow the latest reading on GDP and then the Fed meets next Wednesday. This is the last meeting before the election but unless we see an exceptionally strong GDP number tomorrow or Hillary surges in the polls- we don’t expect the Fed to do anything in November. Instead, they will likely wait until December and then “revisit” based on the “data.” This sounds bizarre but it is the world we live in. Eventually, markets will start trending well again but until they do- defense is king. I hear a lot of horror stories of people losing a lot of money out there because they are trading their way into oblivion. Markets will trend well again, the only question is: will you be around/ready to capitalize on it? The good news is that the market action can improve instantly and when it does- we will be all over it for you. Amazon (AMZN), a recent and strong leader, gapped down after the close on numbers and that doesn’t bode well for the market.  As always, we want to see where the market closes tomorrow and will have a full report for you this weekend. 
 
 
Earnings, Earnings, and More Earnings:
Earnings are front and center and so far the reaction is lackluster…at best. Our list of “good” and “bad” reactions can be found below.
 
FLS Portfolio:
The FLS portfolio sold BAX today for a small -3.7% loss. The tape appears to be weakening, with fewer and fewer stocks holding up well in this tape. 
Here’s a snapshot of the FLS portfolio as of Thursday’s close,
A. The service owns: SMH +16.25%, AAPL -1.52%
B. The service will exit: SMH @ 62.96,  AAPL @ 111.44
 
 
Working Orders:
There are no working orders today
 
 
Earnings Season: Good & Bad… So Far
As our long-standing members know, we like to separate the winners and losers from earnings season. Here is a short list as of Thursday at 9:45am EST:
 
 
 
UP:
  1. FDX
  2. NFLX
  3. HAS
  4. DPZ
  5. UNH
  6. GS
  7. TACO
  8. TTS
  9. BABY
  10. HAL
  11. SNA
  12. GGG
  13. LSTR
  14. AXP
  15. URI
  16. ICLR
  17. MAT
  18. DHR
  19. BK
  20. CTXS
  21. FTI
  22. ALK
  23. IMAX
  24. PFPT
  25. MAN
  26. PYPL
  27. MSFT
  28. ETFC
  29. TMUS
  30. LMT
  31. RE
  32. CPLA
  33. CR
  34. LFUS
  35. NCI
  36. PG
  37. VLO
  38. BHI
  39. HMST
  40. IPAR
  41. UTX
  42. STRA
  43. AKAM
  44. NOC
  45. IRBT
  46. NCR
  47. LOGI
  48. GRMN
  49. JNPR
  50. TSS
  51. VNTV
  52. MRCY
  53. FFIV
  54. NOW
  55. TSLA
  56. ALXN
  57. IPGP (thin)
  58. TPX & SFLY (gapped up but beaten down stocks)
  59. JBT (thin)
  60. CELG
  61. VMW
  62. WDC
  63. CAKE
 
 
 
 
DOWN:
  1. AA 
  2. ILMN (gapped down 25% after lowering earnings estimates). Reports Nov 1st
  3. VAC
  4. FRC
  5. JBHT
  6. IBM
  7. BMI
  8. JNJ
  9. ISRG
  10. AZO
  11. MANH
  12. GPC
  13. CREE
  14. TUP
  15. INTC
  16. RAI
  17. UNF
  18. UFPI
  19. IIIN
  20. RS
  21. DXPE
  22. DST
  23. KALU
  24. FLXS
  25. TRV
  26. SCSS
  27. EBAY
  28. UNP
  29. BJRI
  30. SYNT
  31. ATHN
  32. CLW
  33. MCO
  34. SKX
  35. STS
  36. LZB
  37. SHW
  38. MAS
  39. WHR
  40. WAT
  41. WSO
  42. NLSN
  43. CYNO
  44. TMO
  45. UA
  46. MINI
  47. CMG
  48. AAPL
  49. EW
  50. LH
  51. DY
  52.  USNA (THIN)
  53. SPG
  54. ABMD
  55. NVRO
  56. NUVA
  57. AVY
  58. WOOF
  59. DPLO
  60. LUV
  61. AAPL
  62. ABAX
  63. AMP
  64. BXP (THIN)
  65. RMD (THIN)
  66. GRUB
  67. WYN
  68. EXAS
  69. CHRW
  70. JBLU
  71. TZOO
  72. ALGT (Thin)
  73. TREE (THIN)
  74. TFX (THIN)
  75. LLL (THIN)
  76. IDCC (THIN)
  77. CMPR (THIN)
  78. PRXL (THIN)
  79. ORLY
  80. PRLB (THIN)
  81. VAR (THIN)
  82. NTGR
  83. CRS (THIN)
  84. MD (THIN)
  85. TBPH (THIN)
  86. RHI (THIN)
  87. FISV 
  88. CYH
  89. GNC
  90. EFX
  91. RWLK
 
 

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