TSX/S&P 100 Relative Strength Cylicals vs. Defense ...
Mark Deriet, CFA, CMT (416) 943-6738 mderiet@
MORNING MEETING NOTES OCTOBER 24, 2014
Unless otherwise denoted, all figures shown in C$
Purpose of report:
Given our expectation for a more trading-oriented market, we are placing more emphasis on shortterm daily chart patterns and signals. The risk of looking short-term is the greater potential for whipsaw and at times may be the opposite of our long-term quant/technical models. We focus on relative strength as it has leading tendencies for absolute price trends. Moreover, in bull markets we want to highlight stocks going up the most and in bear markets stocks going down the least.
We view time as an element of risk. There is no way of knowing for certain how long an established trend will last, but the longer it is in place, the higher the risk of a reversal.
TSX/S&P 100 Relative Strength
Cylicals vs. Defense oversold & stabilizing. Cyclical Buys: VET BB VRX HON MMM V.
Our market call has been lacking of late. Last week Wed. our long-term indicators turned negative intra-day, but quickly revered course. We think this was a head fake given the recent rally. Recently we had 2 80% up days on the NYSE. These typically occur near the lows, not after a rally. Our relative strength model has been defensively positioned for a while. The CDN cyclical vs. defensive chart peaked on July 7 and broke < its 100-day MA on Sep.3, the day the TSX peaked. It is now oversold and starting to stabilize. We are looking for cyclical stocks to migrate one by one back to the bull list. Energy has been hit the hardest ? our model went underweight in July. VET is 1/20 E&P stocks that has definitively hooked back up. WCP IMO ARX PEY are close ? the high quality names. Other cyclical names on our bear list that are close to flipping include: EFN FTT IAG CIX MG MX CCO.
A) Recent Bulls: Canada: VET US: HON MMM V
B) Recent Bears: Canada: MFC PWF POW US: BK COF CMCSA EMC GOOGL IBM INTC
Recent Inflections
1) Canada: Bull: VET Bear: MFC PWF POW
2) S&P100 Bull: HON MMM V Bear: BK COF CMCSA MRK EMC GOOGL IBM INTC
C) Longer-term bull/bear inflections (based on weekly charts): Canada: Bull: BB VRX. Bears: SNC. US: Bull: AEP BMY PG PM SO SPG. Bear: AIG DOW TXN.
D) Sector Rotation: Our cyclical vs. defensive charts remain weak in both Canada and Globally, but are oversold short-term. TCK.b vs. L and BHP vs. JNJ are both making multi-year lows.
Over weights: Canada: Health care, Utes, Tech, banks, REITs, Telecom, Staples, Industrials, chemicals US: Utes, Telecom, banks, Staples, Health Care, pharma, Financials, capital markets
Sector "5-star" ratings: strong (4-5 stars): Canada: Health Care, Tech, Discretionary, Utes, Telecom, Staples, Industrials, Financials. US: Staples, Utes,
Health Care, Brokers, Financials, Tech.
E) Performance: Our bulls are +6.9% YTD vs. the bears -1.8%. Since inception (Dec.31/08), Bulls are +147% (CAGR 16%) vs. Bears +5.4% (CAGR 1.2%). 55/69 (80%) months have a positive spread. Our longer-term bull/bear models (based on weekly charts), since Sep. 16, the Bulls are -0.1% and the bears -4.8%.
During the past twenty-four months, Cormark Securities Inc., either on its own or as a syndicate member, participated in the underwriting of securities and/or
provided financial advice regarding the stock market insight and financial analysis regarding potential transactions for these companies
Our disclosure statements are located at the end of this report
Mark Deriet, CFA, CMT (416) 943-6738 mderiet@
MORNING MEETING NOTES OCTOBER 24, 2014
Cyclicals vs. Defensives
Cyclicals vs. Defensives peaked in July & broke down in early Sept., ahead of the TSX Index. Now starting to stabilize.
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CDN Cyclicals vs. Defensives (shaded) peaked Jul. 7. Broke < 100-day MA. Sep.3
Bar chart = TSX. Peak Sep.3
CDN Cyclicals vs. Defensives (shaded) now stabilizing but downtrend has not reversed
Decile Rankings: 1= best, 10 = worst; Source: CPMS and Bloomberg
Our disclosure statements are located at the end of this report
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TSX100 "Sunshine / Rain"
Mark Deriet, CFA, CMT (416) 943-6738 mderiet@
MORNING MEETING NOTES OCTOBER 24, 2014
Upper right quadrant = strength with tendency to rotate clockwise.
Short-Term
100%
TSX100
VRX
DOL BPY.UN
.
MRU CTC.a BAM.a
CSU
ATD.B CP
90% 80% 70% 60%
RCI.b
EMP/A TRI
WN FTS
EMA WFT
STN
NA BMO
IMPROVING
T
CAE SJR.b
CU
GWO BCE
GIB.a
No
AGU
REI.un
POT
IFC
STRONG
FFH CM
RY
MNXo
SLF
ENB
GIL TRP
L HCG
CNR OTC
KEY BB
IPL
PPL
BBD.b
OCX
TD
50%
40%
PWF
HR.un POW CCT
MFC
ECA BNS
30% 20%
EFN
CIX
IAG
ACO.x ARX
IGM
HSE CCO
PRE CPG
VET
PEY
WEAK G
SU
No
TOU
CVE
10% K
BTE
ABX
COS
PWT TLM
TCK.b
SLW MEG
PD ERF
IMO
WEAKENING
SNC
CNQ FM
AEM
ALA
SAP
GEI ELD FNV
VSN
WCP
FTT MG
0% 0%
YRI PGF
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Long-Term
ENERGY MATERIALS GOLD INDUSTRIALS TECHNOLOGY DISCRETIONARY STAPLES HEALTH CARE FINANCIALS BANKS TELECOM UTILITIES
Guide: Investors should be hunting for new long ideas in the upper left improving quadrant and reducing exposure/shorting in the
lower right weakening quadrant. One should also generally overweight stocks in the strong upper right quadrant and underweight stocks in the weak lower left quadrant. It is also important to note where stocks have come from. When a stock starts to migrate down the short-term y-axis away from the sunshine or up the y-axis away from the rain cloud an inflection may be at hand. Arrows
identify recent shifts - each arrow represents a 10% change in the short-term y-axis over the past month.
Decile Rankings: 1= best, 10 = worst; Source: CPMS and Bloomberg
Our disclosure statements are located at the end of this report
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S&P100 "Sunshine / Rain"
Mark Deriet, CFA, CMT (416) 943-6738 mderiet@
MORNING MEETING NOTES OCTOBER 24, 2014
Upper right quadrant = strength with tendency to rotate clockwise.
Short-Term
100%
S&P100
AMGN
MO
NKE
COST
HD
90% 80% 70%
GILD
IMPROVING
KO BMY
BAC
EXC
DD GS
LMT BRK/B
FDX
UNP
LOW CVS
ALL
STRONG
RTN
TGT MS
NSC
PG LLY
ABBV
PEP AEP SO
UNH
AAPL GD
C WMT MSFT
PM
MDT
60% 50% 40%
BA EBAY
PFE
No
NoJPM
JNJ
CL
WFC
UPS
MRKCOF
ABT
VZ
T
BK
ACN V
FOXA
HPQ
EMC
QCOM
INTC CMCSA
TXN
DIS
SPG MMM
30% 20% 10%
MA
TWX
IBM
AMZN
WAG
EMR UTX
MCD ORCL
CSCO
MET
WEAK MON
XOM
BAX
WMB
MDLZ
AXP
OXY DOW
CAT
GM
CVX
FCX
COP
SLB NOV
APC
GE SBUX
USB
AIG
No
HON GOOGL
WEAKENING
HAL
0%
APA
DVN
0%
F
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Long-Term
ENERGY MATERIALS GOLD INDUSTRIALS TECHNOLOGY DISCRETIONARY STAPLES HEALTH CARE FINANCIALS TELECOM UTILITIES
Guide: Investors should be hunting for new long ideas in the upper left improving quadrant and reducing exposure/shorting in the lower right weakening quadrant. One should also generally overweight stocks in the strong upper right quadrant and underweight stocks in the weak lower left quadrant. It is also important to note where stocks have come from. When a stock starts to migrate down the short-term y-axis away from the sunshine or up the y-axis away from the rain cloud an inflection may be at hand. Arrows identify recent shifts - each arrow represents a 10% change in the short-term y-axis over the past month.
Decile Rankings: 1= best, 10 = worst; Source: CPMS and Bloomberg
Our disclosure statements are located at the end of this report
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Recent Bulls / Bears In Canada / US
VET bull vs. TSX
Mark Deriet, CFA, CMT (416) 943-6738 mderiet@
MORNING MEETING NOTES OCTOBER 24, 2014
Canada Bulls: VET (large cap CDN energy screen) Bears: MFC PWF POR
VET
MFC bear vs. TSX
MFC
PWF bear vs. TSX
POW bear vs. TSX
PWF POW
Large Cap CDN Energy
Our disclosure statements are located at the end of this report
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