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😯 These Small Caps Could Be a Double Whammy
Plus, how "Big Short" investor Steve Eisman sees the latest tech sell-off
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Pencils down, it’s time for lunch. Here’s what you missed this morning:
🟩 | Market Snapshot: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose by roughly 1%, and the Dow shot over 600 points higher this morning as investors digested new US inflation data.
👍 | In focus: The Fed’s key inflation gauge, the personal consumption expenditures price index, increased 0.1% in June, up 2.5% from a year ago. This shows that inflation is easing slightly, which could encourage the Fed to go forward with a September interest rate cut.
🔭 | Noteworthy: Steve Eisman, famous for shorting the housing market before 2008, sees the recent tech-led market pullback as driven by emotions rather than a fundamental deterioration.
😯 | The Midday Trade: These Small Caps Could Be a Double Whammy. Scroll down for more.
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STREET STATS
MORNING MOVERS
COIN: Coinbase’s stock rose due to a rise in Bitcoin, and the exchange added OpenAI executive Chris Lehane to its board of directors (IP)
CHTR: Shares of Charter Communications popped after it reported revenue above estimates, boosted by a surge in residential mobile service (Bloomberg)
WW: Weight Watchers’ stock plummeted after a Morgan Stanley downgrade that cited the rise in obesity medication (CNBC)
MHK: Flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries’ stock shot higher after it topped Q2 earnings estimates and received a double upgrade from BofA (SA)
COUR: Coursera’s stock exploded higher and is heading for its best day ever after reporting a strong second-quarter beat (Investing.com)
TOP CALLS
Honeywell: RBC Capital Maintains Sector Perform on Honeywell Intl, Lowers Price Target to $214 (Trade It)
Globe Life: Piper Sandler Maintains Overweight on Globe Life, Raises Price Target to $106 (Trade It)
Invitation Homes: RBC Capital Maintains Outperform on Invitation Homes, Lowers Price Target to $37 (Trade It)
Boston Beer: Piper Sandler Maintains Overweight on Boston Beer Co, Lowers Price Target to $325 (Trade It)
Imax: Barrington Research Maintains Outperform on Imax, and Maintains $25 Price Target (Trade It)
Wyndham: Truist Securities Maintains Buy on Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Lowers Price Target to $104 (Trade It)
THE MIDDAY TRADE
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Shifting To Small Caps
Tech stocks have been slumping lately, and investors are starting to move some of their capital into small caps. The Nasdaq is down 1.7% this month, but the Russell 2000 has gained 8% over the same period.
Investors are anticipating Fed rate cuts as lower rates are a catalyst for small caps due to their high use of leverage. Many of them pay a solid dividend, as well. In a rate cut environment these stocks could offer investors both capital appreciation and income.
Northern Oil & Gas
CNBC Pro compiled a list of small caps that offer a dividend yield of at least 3%, have at least 60% of the analysts covering them assign a buy or overweight rating, and have average price targets that suggest at least 10% upside.
Northern Oil & Gas (NOG) is one such company. Its average price target suggests around 28% upside, and its EPS is expected to grow to $1.39. Analysts also point to its recent joint acquisition of Uinta Basin assets as a potential catalyst.
Atlas Energy
Atlas Energy (AESI), an oil and gas logistics company, also fits the bill. The stock is up 21% YTD and pays a dividend yield of 3%. All analysts covering the stock give it a buy or overweight rating. Average price targets point to around 30% upside despite coming down to $27 per share.
Investors have been waiting all year for potential rate cuts to boost small caps, and it seems that may finally be happening.
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SURVEY THE STREET
The worst of the global tech outage is behind us — CrowdStrike announced that 97% of Windows sensors are now back online.
Despite the PR nightmare, most analysts don’t think the outage will have a significant long-term impact on the company.
Of the 22 analysts covering the stock in the last seven days, 14 rate it Buy/Overweight.
How do you rate CrowdStrike? |
Plus, Yesterday’s Poll + Results:
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Bullish 🐂
⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ Bearish 🐻
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