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By IFII Staff
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Big T's Takeaways
So far Q2 earnings have been lackluster, but not terrible. In this environment, when expectations are so low, mediocre news becomes good news.
A rise in Spanish bond yields, along with the market being a little overbought, led to the indexes taking a breather on Friday.
Next week the Street will be fretting over the Durable Goods number on Thursday and the Q2 advance GDP number on Friday.
The market is looking for 1.2% on GDP, which is a pretty awful number; but that’s the one baked into the cake. I'd expect the market to be soft going into the GDP announcement, and would still view pullbacks as a buying opportunity.
The key here, as always, is to trade with a stop loss. No matter how bullish you are, having a stop loss is your safety net in case the spaghetti hits the fan.
After all, if GDP comes in far worse than expected, the market will get hammered. We don't possess next week's Wall Street Journal, so we have to use stops to protect ourselves against the unexpected.
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