Larry Peruzzi

Larry Peruzzi
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In a normal week, these numbers would be positive enough to trigger a rally in stocks. But with the two hurricanes, oil data has become very volatile and the same has applied to the stock market reaction to the data.
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It's a number kind of closely watched by the Fed. It's a big factor in the rate decision-making, so the fact that it came in line is a positive trend.
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It's more of a shock factor. It's been a stellar performer and a leader. This is kind of new territory for them being this cautious.
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All indicators are pointing to strong economic growth. That's got people excited, especially in an environment of high commodity prices.
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Boy, we've been waiting for this. The feeling is that the market does not need further rate hikes and that the Fed will react accordingly.
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We're closer to US$80 (a barrel) than to US$70, and that's kind of discouraging.
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We're slightly lower to unchanged basically for the second day in a row after a little bit of a rally. That 11,000 continues to be a key resistance area.
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The outlook for technology companies remains strong and demand for shares in the sector helped lift stock indexes late this afternoon.
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What we're having lately is a lot of volatility in the market. There's a fixation with the Fed.
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When we see the earnings coming across, you're really going to look to the exposure that these companies have to higher energy and higher borrowing costs.