The Daily: Record amount of ETF buying pushes up markets
• US markets: Stocks ‘gap higher’ (S&P 500 +2%. Nasdaq 100 +2.4%), which is a technical suggesting serious buyers are stepping into this rally in the belief US stocks will hit new record all-time high in months.
• Aussie markets: About 1% away from hitting the record all time high. Some options (bets) suggest the market will get to 8,700 in months.
• Stocks to watch: Nvidia +3.2% ahead of results. Tesla +7% as Elon Musk slips out White House back door to focus on driverless Tesla launch. Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF VOO takes in US$14 billion in four weeks.
It seems markets are in an elevator. Going up. With investors spending big on ETFs...pushing up the stock market back toward record highs. Is everyone dismissing Trump ‘negotiation’ antics and tariffs?
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Stocks are charging, bond yields are lower with the US 30-year yield falling below 5%.
The Nasdaq 100 $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ surged 2.4%, gapping higher, which is a technical bullish signal suggesting serious buyers are stepping into this rally in the belief US stocks will hit new record all-time high in months.
Nvidia $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ led the rally overnight, rising 3.2% ahead of its expected mammoth earnings report tomorrow morning. When delivered, this may send its shares about 7% higher if the market gods like what they see. Tesla $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ also saw a lot of buying, sending its shares up 7%, taking Elon Musk’s worth to US$390.4 billion, as people’s conviction is rising in the company, with Musk slipping out the White House back door to focus on the EV giant. While hopes are high ahead of Cybercab being rolled out in some US states. Meanwhile, the US dollar rose ahead of US Federal Reserve minutes being published, and ahead of the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge being released.
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Why are stocks so bullish now?
What we have here is nothing new. The same story unfolded during Trump’s first term and the trade wars. Markets and investors are now desensitized to Trump’s ‘negotiation’ antics and tariffs. They’re instead buying record amounts of ETFs, including US$14 billion of the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO.US)$ over the past four weeks. Investors see a healthy economy, and strong earnings from listed companies, which increases their confidence in stocks.
Last year we had a record amount of ETF buying. And this year it seems we’re on track for the same. So we'll likely see both the US and Australian sharemarkets not only be back at record all-time highs soon, but continue to set new records over time, just as in the past.
Options suggest the market could get to 8,700 In August, that's an unseen record
There's a bullish tone for the Asia-Pacific region today, with futures suggesting our market will rise 0.72% to 8488. If that happens then the ASX 200 will be just 1% away from an all-time high. What’s interesting is our market is now up 14.5% from its low. So we’ve gained more than we lost (in percentage terms) when the Aussie market crashed after Valentine's Day.
What’s even more exciting are the bets for July, with some options suggesting the Aussie sharemarket $S&P/ASX 200 (.XJO.AU)$ could get to 8700. But markets don’t go up in straight line, and today’s inflation data could dampen spirits if it doesn’t show CPI fell to 2.3% year-on-year as expected. But should we get a hiccup, I suspect the dip will be bought over time and the Aussie market will keep rising. The most bought ETF in Australia this month is the $Vanguard Australian Shares ETF (VAS.AU)$ with $355 million bought of the ETF in four weeks.
Commodities
Updated 10.12 AEST, iron ore was down 0.12% at US95.95. The gold price is 0.3% higher at US$3,311.34 per ounce. Crude oil is up 0.64% at US$61.28 per barrel.
Cryptocurrencies
Updated 10.12 AEST, AEST Bitcoin was valued at US$109,000, down 0.75% and Ethereum at US$2,649.21 down 0.75%
What’s ahead
• Economic news to watch includes Australian inflation data due out today. Followed by Australian building approvals and private sector credit. In the United States Fed meeting minutes will be release
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