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The Dividend Cafe

The DC Today - Monday, November 28, 2022

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

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

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2022

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Market Action

Futures opened last night down -50 points or so and were down -160 points into the evening. This morning they were pointing to a down -200 point open pre-market. It is safe to say embedded in market action today is come “catch up” after last week where Wednesday is always a “low participation” day, Thursday saw markets closed for the holiday, and Friday is a token open day where markets close three hours early. The market opened down -50 points and just steadily worsened throughout the day. The Dow closed down -497 points (-1.45%) with the S&P 500 down -1.54% and the Nasdaq down -1.58%.

The market’s challenges today were clearly related to concerns about the supply chain and some contagion effect around the disruptions in China (see Top News Stories below) The ten-year bond yield closed today at 3.67%, down two basis points on the day Top-performing sector for the day: Consumer Staples (-0.31%) Bottom-performing sector for the day: Real Estate (-2.80%) There is a lot to be said on the crypto/FTX implosion of the last couple weeks, and I believe even more will be said in the weeks ahead. BlockFi, another large crypto exchange, has now filed for bankruptcy as well

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0:00.0

Welcome to the DC Today, your daily market synopsis of the Dividing Cafe, brought to you every Monday through Thursday to bring you up-to-date information and perspective on financial markets.

0:15.1

Well, hello and welcome back to the DC today. It feels like forever since I last recorded one, even though it's actually not been all that long. But with the shortened Thanksgiving week behind us, we're back in action in the Newport office.

0:32.9

It was a very heavy day of trading here at the Bonson Group, a couple hundred million dollars of

0:39.0

trading activity around some of our tax loss selling. And perhaps others are doing some

0:45.6

tax harvesting as well. You did have a downward move in markets today, although I think

0:50.8

that the number one news story of the day is really more behind some of the

0:56.0

downward momentum in stocks, which is these protests breaking out all over China in opposition

1:02.7

to their just preposterous ongoing zero COVID policy and the various attempts to continue

1:10.7

locking down society. And now they're starting to continue locking down society and now they're

1:12.5

starting to get some civil resistance.

1:14.9

And why do American markets care about that?

1:18.9

Well, you know, there's a lot of reasons why people may care politically, socially,

1:23.9

culturally, ethically, humanly. but no markets are responding to the potential

1:32.0

of contagion, primarily around the supply chain, the notion that things that are going to

1:39.0

possibly dampen supply chain activity in China could create problems outside of the borders of China.

1:48.1

Now, of course, the opposite possibility exists as well, which is that some of the events

1:53.8

going on in China are headed towards a conclusion that will be less lockdown oriented and more open and therefore enhance more

2:05.9

activity on the supply chain and global contagion economic circumstances.

2:12.1

But that remains to be seen right now.

2:13.8

It's certainly enhanced volatility over the weekend and today in market hours.

2:19.3

So, you know, futures last night were only down 50 or so when the markets futures first opened.

2:25.2

By the time I went to bed, they were down 150 or so.

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