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When This Happens, Value Stocks Soar

Jason Goepfert
2021-06-14
Late last week, the S&P 500 hit a record high while 10-year Treasury yields fell to a 3-month low. This has preceded good gains for Value stocks.

Stocks and bonds have both been rallying, throwing the usual "inflation" playbook into a tizzy.

Late last week, the S&P 500 hit a record high at the same time that 10-year Treasury note yields plunged to their lowest level in months.S&P 500 new high bond yields 3 month low

Dean looked at what happens when the S&P 500 closes at a new all-time high as the 10-year yield closes at a 3-month low. After screening out repeat signals by requiring the 10-year bond yield to register a new 3-month high before an additional signal could trigger, he saw that stocks generally held up well going forward.

There were certain sectors, like Energy and Financials, that did particularly well. Factors like Value stood out as well.

Value after yield divergence

Over the next 3-6 months, Value stocks rose after 15 out of 17 signals, with well above-random average returns and an excellent risk/reward skew.

What else we're looking at

  • Full returns across indexes and sectors following divergences between stocks and yields
  • What happens when stocks in medium-term trends turns higher
  • Our Optimism Index on TLT has reached an extreme
  • Optimism on crude oil is high and turning lower


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Last week, "smart money" commercial hedgers in S&P 500 futures contracts were holding $52 billion worth of contracts net short, a record amount of short exposure in any equity futures index.

Etcetera

Oil spill. Flows into the OIH oil services fund have reached its highest point in history, taking in more than $400 million in a single day late last week. Our Backtest Engine shows that two months after any inflow of more than $200 million, the average return in OIH was negative 5.1%.

Beware of bio. The IBB Optimism Index has reached its highest point in the last year. Over the past decade, the two-week forward return in IBB after any reading above 92 was a median -0.4%.

Mocha mania? Coffee seasonality is contradicting years past. Coffee is up more than 25% year-to-date, bucking its usual mediocre return through early June, which has been its worst month on average.

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