The Weekly Trend

Episode 236: Cracks in the Ice

Kevin Firari Season 6 Episode 2

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In this week's episode, Ian and Kevin discuss the major indices and sectors that are either testing their election gaps or are already through their election gaps. They also discuss areas of the market below 200 day moving averages, recent moves in bonds, strong dollar, gold, commodities, and international equities. 

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Welcome back to the Weekly Trend Podcast. Today is January 10th, 2025. S& P is trading at 58. 24. My name is Ian McMillan. Today I am joined by Kevin Ferrari. So, 58. 24, Kevin. Haven't started off an episode with a number that low. So, In quite a while.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, it's been a couple weeks for sure, if not longer.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah. Since the

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Really, November,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

November, it would've been the Friday before the election.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, it's definitely this 5800 level. I mean, broadly speaking, depending on how you draw it, maybe like 5750 ish, somewhere in there. I

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah. If we

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

it holds

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

go into like, yeah, this, you know, are we gonna fill this gap? Right. We have the election gap, election gap's, not super abnormal. Unfortunate that. Most sectors most individual stocks I think all the just the Russell as far as indices, or is the Dow giving this back as well? Dow has given it back.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Dow actually below the close from that Tuesday. So if you remember, most of the, most of the move happened overnight, right? So then that shows up, you know, if it's not futures, it's going to show up on the, on the Wednesday gap at Wednesday the 6th. So lots and lots of areas in general into those gaps or through them, the Dow being one of them. I gotta be honest, doesn't leave me with a super warm and fuzzy feeling.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No, not really.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I'm not saying it can't be fixed but they're not, they're not fixing it yet.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right? Yeah, I mean, because even if you look at kind of more your safety sectors, like staples, I mean, pretty much been selling off since beginning of December.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

You know, utilities, I guess, kind of looked essentially the same, but towards the middle of December of, leveled off, basically been moving sideways since then.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Staples below a 200 day moving average. I don't know, so, what do you think about that? Staples, one of the first to go below a 200 day moving average.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, I guess, academically speaking, right, that wouldn't,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

It's kinda weird.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

no.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

You'd think it would be one, right? It's what? S& P not below a 200 day. NASDAQ's not. Mid caps and small caps, close. Dow not below a 200 day. But Staples. I don't know, kind of. I don't know, if we're in a rush to get out of Staples, I don't, I don't know how that makes me feel.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

And then where are we going? I mean, if it was, you know, if we were talking like below a relative 200 day only and then an absolute basis that are at least holding up, I mean, that'd be different story, right? Like if you're trying to get out of staples into something risk on, but if you're just on an absolute basis, exiting some of those areas, I mean, that's a kind of a different story.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I mean, I guess healthcare's been below a 200 day for a bit.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

right. Really Staples using XLP if it kind of holds the 76 area. I mean, there's a lot of chop in there. If you look to the left for a couple of years,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Ugh,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

it

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I guess, be out of the question to kind of bumble around in here for a while, but.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, I guess this could be a retest. I don't know why we have to go back this far.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Would have much rather gone sideways. Energy getting a little bit of a move this week. Also a sector that's below its 200 day, but that thing's been sideways for two and a half years at this point.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

So I put that in a slightly different category. Crude had a big move. You shared some returns. Before we hopped on for the week, what, what were the outperformers for the week?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah. The sector level, really the only thing. As of a few minutes ago anyway, that was positive was, materials, energy and healthcare, basically the three sectors that have been kind of getting beat up the most.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I'll say that do not own any of that. And neither do our clients,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I guess we got a little bit of energy and like one healthcare stock in the ETF, but I

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

mean, those were probably your three worst sectors of 2024

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm. Mm

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

staples up there too. But, you know, I mean, staples real estate was up there, but those three definitely. We're laggards last year.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

hmm. And I mean, on the industry side, airlines kind of leading the way, pretty solid week, which really the airlines have been looking pretty constructive for,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

least a month, maybe a little longer. Mm hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

And that's one of those, I mean, look at airlines out to jets out to new heist today,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I guess you would have, you know, it's been consolidating for the last month. That was kind of maybe a spot to get in, but absolutely huge. Yeah. They like the airlines.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

hmm. I

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Oh,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

the, of travel theme for the last couple months. Know, really it was pretty strong. Like some of your hotels doing pretty good. The cruises lines were rolling there for a while. I mean, those have kind of, pulled back a little bit, but yeah, I you know, at least something's holding up, right. You know,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

yeah. You

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

So

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

said gold miners.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

which is why I think

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah. What are we doing? Are we buying? Are we buying? Gold we going all in?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

It's kind of on an absolute basis. It's, I mean, it looks fine. Like it's constructive.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yep. Yeah. I mean, if you, if you, looking for a place to jump in. I mean, depending on what you're using, like, GLD above 250 looks pretty cool.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, On a relative basis What do you think? I don't know. What we need is some gold ETFs priced in foreign currencies

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

That'd be better than gold priced in the dollar, which has not really stopped

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

going up back to, I mean, we're pushing 110 right now on DXY should be our highest level since in over two years, about 26 months. Hmm. Strong dollar. So we are still in the strong dollar is a headwind for stocks environment. I could change right now. Market participants not, not really liking strong door, or maybe it's, they don't like the higher rates. I don't know.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Rates out to, you know, 30 year yield. Also back to 14 month highs.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

That's where we were in November, 2023. So no slowing down with rates. Now that's a gap fill. You're using like a T Y X. So we'll see if that means anything or if we just cruise right through. But rates again, probably should not be a surprise that rates have consolidated for a little over a year. And as much as we have spent talking about interest rates as a nation in the last 12 months, it didn't move a ton in 2024.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm mm. Not

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Wow. Essentially, you know, okay, I guess so, December, November, December 2023 we had a big drawdown in rates, right to starting in January 2024, you know, we're at 4 percent on the 30 year, we end the year at 4. 8%. So you could say that, but truly you look out on the chart, and this looks, I mean, this looks constructive to this. If this was a stock or any other asset, I would say, yeah, I think it goes higher.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm. Right.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Alright, so rates higher, dollar higher, so hopefully a stronger dollar is at least keeping commodity prices down, right?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, I would say for the most part, I mean, kind of talked about it a little bit, cattle keeps moving higher that's been

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Cattle.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

consistent,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yes, it has been.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

so I don't know if that's like a Chick fil A commercial there, eat more chicken, I guess, I don't know how that plays out guess grains pretty quiet, I mean, corn more near term has kind of an interesting look, mm

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, wheat cheap. Wheat's pretty cheap.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

soybeans too, so it, if you're looking at broad kind of basket commodities with the pop and oil, I mean, they look a little bit more lively now.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

but it's not like you're seeing, you know, real broad participation in the commodity front, at least necessarily now,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Oil back to, I mean, multi month highs, but 75 a barrel. This is enough. I mean, this is. where we've been for basically for four and a half years,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No, no, it's struggled here before. So, I

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

give or take.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

it's not like it's moved above a really important level to where we're going to see, or at least expecting kind of crazy appreciation.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

NatGas on the other hand, NatGas will close the week out at two year highs.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

So for those of you that use natural gas, as my wife has recently realized, yeah, expect those bills to be a little bigger in the coming months. Any other commodities that jump out with you? I'd say coffee stayed pretty strong.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Coco is one I feel like we talked about for a while, hanging in there.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Lumber's still pretty weak. Not a huge move in lumber. These sugars doing better. Sugar's getting cheaper. Also back to really where we've been the last few years. Sugar, same price for sugar. We were also paying in 1974. So anyone wants to give you any Worries about the price of sugar. No inflation there. Same with milk. Paying the same price for milk you were paying in 2007. Juice.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, Orange Juice kind of slowing down. I mean, that was one that was performing pretty well there for a while,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, orange juice really gave a lot of that move back, didn't it? You can have, you can have a cheap meal out there. Rice, soybeans, some toast, glass of orange juice. Yeah, probably want to stay away from the coffee and beef though. Beef sausage.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Which is tough. I'm kind of a

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

It is tough.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

of guy, so I don't

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I mean, imagine telling your average American that's what you need to stay, stay away from.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I think it's worth it. I'll pay a little bit higher for beef, but yeah, nothing too crazy in commodities. You know what, I guess the thing that's kind of nice to see, which, you know, Junkbond's kind of around this 95. level, you'd like to see that hold, but relatively speaking, your lower credit quality bonds still seem to be kind

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

yet, at least as of now.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Jane Cavers, AGG. New highs this week.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

So it's not like that risk on relationships necessarily flipped yet.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

It's a good point. It's a very good point.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

So that's good

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

It's just tough. Still no, and I haven't looked at credit spreads. Let's see what our credit spreads are doing. Eh, I mean flattened out, but they're not screaming upwards.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

And

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

were at the election. So we'll see if that means anything in the coming weeks. Maybe you gotta, maybe you gotta go sideways before you turn upwards. I don't know, but to your point. J and K. I think it's a fair, fair point to say not a ton of warning signs from fixed income quite yet.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I think it's kind of one of those weeks where it seems to be like a wait and see week, see what you get, you know, next week or the following week, kind of testing some of these gaps, holding the bottom of some of these ranges so far. So, I mean, it could be, you know, just as simple as we're testing the bottom sides of some of these ranges and then, you know, we're back up next week. But

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Hmm.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

so I guess one of those things until they break it, I mean, you really have to kind of assume that things are going to hold here but it doesn't necessarily leave you with any warm and fuzzy feelings to see kind of the, the broad selling though, necessarily.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Broad sounding right, breath has been bad. We've had some spurts of bad breath, you know, over 2024, but certainly, Mid December, late December, we started getting some less than stellar numbers. I know, only like half of the S& P. It's above a 200 day. I think the average stock is below a 200 day. I mean, NYA Composites sittin right there.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Apple losing 235 here is kind of a tough one. I mean, that's a pretty bad look.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

That is definitely not what Mmm, that's a tough candle. 4 percent on the day.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Nvidia getting hit pretty hard a couple days ago, losing 150, that

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, I think you know with Apple if you're gonna use it as a as a tailwind right broke out late late November early December We got to cheer that right. Oh, look at Apple. Look at Apple it's gonna be a good tailwind from the market and it was for a bit but Yeah, we've now given all that and then some back.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

you know, so.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Microsoft continues to can't really get above this 430 level. Amazon's held together okay, as far as megacaps.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, it's not

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

bad.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

all of your Magnificent Seven are

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

You know, Google's held up fine.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

right?

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

But yeah, Apple, and unfortunately it is an important one.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I mean, Meta's hanging in there, kind of a little bit of a mixed bag in the Mega Cap space, but, I mean, it's one of those things where, I don't know if you'd call it kind of the weight of evidence, right, where you're starting to see some of these, Pullbacks and some of these kind of more near term intermediate levels start to break where it gets to the point where Would I be necessarily shocked if like indices started breaking down now following this? I mean, no I you can't necessarily jump the gun and assume that's gonna happen, right? I mean long term trend still up so

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Trends still up. I'll tell you, another one I put on the Unfortunate Mood, Semiconductors. Nice big pop on Monday. And we have spent four, well I guess three days, market was closed. We've spent the last three days giving all that back, back to where we were. Beginning in January. So just those things, and you know, on the back of, like you said, Nvidia. Nvidia. Really unfortunate look there.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

TSM trying to hold the breakout, you know is kind of an interesting one. I mean, that's

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Tesla lost its breakout to all time highs. Now, I mean, you could say it's just like a little bit of a deeper retest or something. I could see that, but technically, probably fits the failed breakout category. Not, I mean, it's not a death blow, but there's, things continue to kind of Oh, no, we're losing soldiers underneath the surface here

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

things are just starting to get kind of messy.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

and they've been messy. I get it. You know, you could say that They've been messy if you look at breadth. Well our benchmarks the s& p i'd say the s& p Really has been fine Until today if we if we were to close here, I think that's an I think that's an unfortunate Look on a price chart.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm. I think it'd be, if it loses that gap, it'd be a little bit more nervous.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Oh, yeah, that would be Then I assume you're going at least to the 200 day. I mean, maybe that's 56 50 But 200 day might even be there by then

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Well, that's where we talking about that a couple

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

They were

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

to where if we, you know, cause right, let's say, I mean, you lose 5, 800 that, I mean, your next, you know, level that you'd expect to kind of hold is like what 5660,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

50.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

it

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah. Yeah these these july highs

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

which, and kind of to your point, I mean, we're getting pretty close to that, the 200 days approaching that pretty quick. So, I

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

So you'd have some I

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

mean, you do have some important. Levels, they're converging. I mean, you're definitely gonna find out at that point, right? That's I mean, I don't think you're lying in the sand gets much stronger than that.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

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kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah, I'm GV pretty much right at it's 200 day

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Fangs. FNGS kind of losing its consolidate. I don't know. We'll see. There are, there are cracks in the foundation out there. Not to be an alarmist. And we talk about, hey, bull market will, will come to an end at some point. Or at least this stretch of it.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

I think we gotta keep in mind, we just had a bear market in 2022. So, we're really only two years into this. You could argue we're one year into it, because we just broke out to all new, Time highs above 4, 800 last January, like a year ago, mid, mid January. So, we didn't get a 10 percent correction last year. Or if we did, you know, it was like right on 10 percent or nine and a half or one of those things.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

time will tell right?

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, I don't want to be, I like getting on here and talking about uptrends.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

It's definitely a lot easier,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I don't know. I mean the greater frequency You know kind of those more corrective or like moves Right in recent history and like I don't know I kind of start to wonder is that gonna be the mo going forward now Like is it? gonna be more common than it was in the past and that theme kind of continues forward. It's hard to say

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah, VIX, I mean VIX is back to 19. I guess that's not terrible. We had the big spike mid December. Of course, there's a lot of stats. I think I remember one. It Any time the VIX has moved over 50 percent in one day, kind of like a month later, it's substantially lower.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Like, every single time. And I don't know, it'll be, maybe that's gonna be our first, like, Every, you know, once in a hundred year, or, you know, Dave loves to talk about every years there's multiple, oh this has never happened before, or this hasn't happened since 1832, you know, stuff like that.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

right

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

So, I don't know, maybe the VIX will be one of those, Anything else you'd like to leave our listeners with today, Kevin?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No, I mean, I just think kind of what I said before it's one of those things where mean You start seeing enough things sell off It kind of creates that condition where if we start losing some of these more important levels on the major indices Would I be too shocked? No, but you can't really act until that happens necessarily, right? It's just one of those You know, it just seems like one of those wait and see weeks really so far, see if the gap holds on SPX, if not

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

it looking better overseas? Are we supposed to be buying?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

emerging markets definitely doesn't,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Oof. Terrible. Yeah, they're below 200 a day. EFA a day.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

you know, Latin

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

These are not, yeah,

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

looked good for a while.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

maybe Germany, the only place in Europe above a 200 day, maybe average, I guess the DACs, the Dax in their domestic currency. Dax in Euros. Yeah, euros looks fine. Dax in dollars. Not that good.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

I mean, Argentina is still holding up. No issues there.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Argentina. I bet our friends in Israel, they still doing fine. Yeah. Israel's holding up Well, new re PIs till, I mean. Not the best week this week, but

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yeah. It's kind of feel at EIS

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

yeah, I don't know if I'm buying EIS now

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

No,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

as we get back to the late 2021 highs

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

man. Kind of a little bit of a speed bump there.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

and RSI Divergence, so we'll see maybe there's nowhere to hide anymore. Maybe this is it Eventually, we got to reach this point. So

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

All right.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

alrighty. Well, thank you so much for joining us today. Kevin really appreciate it

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Wish there was a. More nice things to talk about, I guess.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Maybe next week

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Right? I mean, it's

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

maybe

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

over. It's just, we'll find out. That's the nice thing, right? We'll always find out. Eventually. And we kinda know the steps that have to happen to get to that point. So now

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

We do. I think you laid it out really nicely. Below 58, 50. Get this gap. That'll be the election gap. See if that gets filled. It's gonna take you straight to 56. Whatever you want to call it. 70.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

70. The July highs.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Then the

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

And below that, below that, you have you've definitely entered slippery territory.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

mean, the 200 day is, like, four, four and a half percent away. So,

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

Yeah.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

and I mean, it's not like that's a, crazy move to go and test the 200 day.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

No, it's not

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

And then, I mean, then we'll find out what everybody's about. Cool.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

we will

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

And that's game on from there, right? One way or the other?

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

yeah, are you gonna be sitting in cash twiddling on our thumbs or the uptrend stays intact?

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Mm hmm. For sure.

ian_2_01-10-2025_111159

All right. Well, have a great weekend everyone and we'll see you next week.

kevin_1_01-10-2025_101200

Yep, take care everybody.