James Deporre

New York, Sarasota, United States

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Investors Eye Tariffs, Oil and Rates as Middle East Truce Takes Hold

2 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

Investors are digesting the drama of the Israel-Iran fighting and starting to take a harder look at the economy. In addition, tariff hikes are looming, and there is a surge in negotiations with Canada and the European Union to beat the deadlines. Fed Chair Jerome Powell will appear before Congress for a second day and is expected to repeat the same message he delivered in the House on Tuesday.
Buying Uber After Milestone Autonomous Vehicle Announcement

3 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

The S&P 500 gapped higher on Tuesday morning following the news of an Israel-Iran ceasefire, but with technical conditions extended, buyers are unwilling to do much chasing. There is strong support and a line of buyers who would like to buy a dip, but they are hesitant to chase strength at this point. Breadth is around three-to-one positive, and there are close to 500 new 12-month highs, but there are some pockets of red in Walmart (WMT) , Costco (COST) , Apple (AAPL) and Tesla (TSLA) .
Market Runs Over Trump Skeptics as Oil Move Puts Powell on the Defensive

3 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

After the market closed on Monday, Israel said it had agreed to a cease-fire with Iran, bringing an end to 12 days of bombing. A few hostilities continued after the deadline, but it appears that the deal is in place and that both sides are abiding by the agreement at this point. Markets around the world are trading higher, but the biggest and most important move is in crude oil, which continues to move lower.
Investors Betting Against Trump Lose Again After Iran Retaliation

4 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

The market surprised many investors with a positive open on Monday following the U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear sites. There was some early volatility, but dip buyers showed up before the indices could even turn negative. Later in the day, Iran launched a very anemic missile attack on a U.S. air base in Qatar. The attack was announced in advance and did no substantial damage.
Here's My Game Plan as Market Continues to React to Iran News

4 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

One of the more fascinating things about the stock market is that the impact of news events depends more on market conditions than the news itself. The exact same news can have very different market reactions depending on the context in which it occurs. The market reaction to the U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities is a particularly good example.
U.S. Strike on Iran Is a Positive Economic Event, but Here's Why Upside Is Limited

4 days ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

The dramatic developments in the Middle East are producing a surprisingly mild market response early on Monday morning. Blaring war headlines, speculation about response to the U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, the impact on the oil market, and the possibility of regime change in Iran are typically the type of news events that would generate a substantial move in the market several hours before the opening of the regular trading session.
Uncertainty About Fed, Tariffs and War Drives Unpleasant Market Session

1 week ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

The market performed poorly during the Friday session following the Juneteenth holiday. Uncertainty about the Israel-Iran situation kept investors on the sidelines in front of the holiday, but a couple of Fed speakers offered some hope about potential rate cuts. Technical conditions have been deteriorating for a while as upside momentum fizzles, and there have been some lower lows in the indices. The S&P 500 suffered its lowest close since June 5, with a loss of 0.5%.
Middle East Uncertainty and the Fed Give Investors Pause

1 week ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

Market indications are lower on Friday morning in what should be a thin session after the Juneteenth holiday. Many market players are taking the opportunity for a four-day weekend, and with great uncertainty about what course of action President Trump may take in the Middle East, there isn’t a lot of desire to expand market exposure right now.
Searching for Market Moves in 3 Upcoming Catalysts

1 week ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

Market action is negative on Tuesday morning but is improving, with all the indices off their early lows. Breadth is poor at around 3,300 gainers to 6,000 decliners, and the pockets of speculative action have contracted. The Magnificent Seven (MAGS) names are lagging while the DJIA is leading. The market is at a tricky juncture as the indices are holding up nicely but are having a difficult time generating additional momentum.
Day of Reckoning for Iran Is Near, But Market Struggles With Uncertain End Game

1 week ago | pro.thestreet.com | James Deporre

The market is lower on Tuesday morning as speculation about the United States' involvement in the Israel-Iran war is building. President Trump has made it clear his paramount goal is to ensure that Iran never has a nuclear bomb, but it is not clear what action — if any — the U.S. will take to achieve that goal. Trump says he wants "An end. A real end.