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Welcome to Wednesday, everyone. Let’s start off with the Russell 2000 futures, which have been following a delightfully predictable pattern for a solid two years now, having been confined to the lower range that I’ve highlighted. You can see this was preceded by a higher range, whose support now acts as resistance (which, in turn, we recently tagged). The point here being that, given the past two years of movement, it is more likely we weaken than strengthen in the weeks ahead.
Here’s a household name that never got the memo about the generational bull market: Kraft-Heinz.
Here is Autozone (AZO) which is one of those rare stocks which basically never, ever goes down, no matter how many decades pass. Incredible.
As big a fan I am of the “cover curse”, I’m amazed this cover story from May 2021 eluded me. As you can see, this fawning puff-piece celebrates Cathie D. Wood, whom we are told right there on the cover that “you’ll beg her to take your money.”
