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The Dividend Cafe

Daily Covid and Markets - Monday July 6

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Estate Planning, Dividend Growth Investing, Monetary Policy, Business, Wealth Management, Macro Economics, Retirement Planning, Investing

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2020

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Market futures never did point down last evening, and I woke up very early eastern time to futures pointing up 450 points. After a cup of coffee I realized that China’s market was up a stunning 5.7% today alone. Consider this for those mystified by the actions of the U.S. stock market: the Shanghai Composite Index is now the highest it has been since early 2018. We live in crazy times.

Anyways, the Dow opened up big, and traded between +300 and +400 most of the day, and closed right near the high of the day, up +460 points.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Dividing Cafe weekly market commentary focused on dividends in your portfolio and dividends in your understanding of economic life.

0:10.0

Hello and welcome to the COVID and markets podcast brought to you by the Dividendin Cafe.

0:18.0

This is David Bonson of the Bonson Group and it is Monday, July 6th.

0:23.6

We had a huge market rally today finishing or excuse me starting off a brand new week.

0:31.6

And that comes off of a pretty big market rally last week as well. It's in the four-day holiday week saw markets advance 800 points and then today we started off

0:44.5

the week with a 460 point rally in the Dow.

0:48.9

The futures were never really down last evening.

0:51.5

They weren't up a ton, but I never saw them go into negative territory.

0:55.2

And then when I got up very early Eastern time this morning, they were already up 450 points.

1:04.8

China's market overnight was up a stunning 5.7%. China right now, their market is at the highest place.

1:13.6

It's been going back to the early part of 2018.

1:18.6

So you, it's just, I don't know, kind of confounding, I guess, is a good way to say it.

1:25.6

There's reasons for China's market performing the way it has, but they're probably less explainable or less rational than understanding what's going on with our market.

1:38.3

It wasn't a super volatile day. I mean, when I say we went up and down a bit, at one point we were only up 275 points,

1:46.9

but we kind of stayed up between 3 and 400 most of the day, a good portion of that upside

1:53.8

coming at the first tick of the day.

1:57.0

And then it rallied in the last 15 minutes of the day to close near the high at up 460.

2:02.6

You know, there was big news around the announcement that Warren Buffett had made his biggest acquisition in years.

2:09.6

A lot of people have been saying throughout this post-COVID, the peakest area of March that post that period, we had not seen Buffett

2:22.8

make a major acquisition despite having over $100 billion of cash on hand.

2:28.8

And my argument has always been that it's actually a lot harder to do a deal when you have

2:33.5

over $100 billion of cash than when you have over $100 billion

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