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Afternoon Note

Yellen Doesn’t Say Much

By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
2/10/2016 1:43 PM

It’s been another volatile session where the market chips away to get higher, and then took off on the latest petroleum news…for a moment.  Crude inventories declined, which was a pleasant surprise, but gasoline continues to build.

Petroleum Inventories

Prior

Estimate

Actual

Crude

+7.8 million

+3.5 million

-750,000

Gasoline

+5.9 million

-417,000

+1.3 million

Distillate

-800,000

-1.3 million

+1.6 million

 
 
After the rally completely vanished, the market found its footing again.  Although Janet Yellen has come and gone from the House, looking to the Senate tomorrow, she was even keeled and revealed very little.  One could imagine she sees past the made-up employment numbers.

Here’s an example:

We think wage growth is increasing but see its “tentative” so we are “hopeful.”  I bet they’re hopeful, as Fed policies haven’t worked, and the rate hike was real late or premature depending on how you look at it.


Comments
With oil prices so low, why are we paying so much at the pump in California? Much more than the rest of the country.

Leelee on 2/10/2016 1:51:53 PM
real late or premature depending on how you look at it." - worst of both worlds.

Chris Nystrom on 2/10/2016 2:08:54 PM
I have seen several "Armageddon" scenarios lately one www.market crash.com saying credit card debt will bring down the big banks and the other saying risky derivatives will do the same only worse than the CDOs of 2008.Both scenarios claim that the too big to fail banks don't have actual cash on hand to cover their debt obligations and that we're heading for a Greece type meltdown and if U.S. fails no one can bail us out. What do you think?

Fred Spellman on 2/10/2016 2:25:34 PM
gold-silver-oil-food. Not there yet-- If Saul Alinsky wins the white house in Nov.-------your guess is as good as the full faith and CREDIT of the U.S. gov.

john c on 2/10/2016 2:59:23 PM
Difficult to believe the hype since every report on the subject is selling something at the end of their message.

James V Dewhurst on 2/10/2016 2:59:46 PM
You pay so much for gas in California because of your extreme environmental regs. You have freedom of choice but are not free of the consequences.

Phillip on 2/10/2016 8:23:57 PM
Right about pump prices in Taxifornia. Environmentalist whackos and insatiable tax hungy legislature.

Freedom Fighter on 2/11/2016 2:13:05 AM
 

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