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<ul><li>The world economy will be as weak next year as it was in 2009 after the financial crisis as the conflict in Ukraine risks becoming a “forever war,” the Institute of International Finance said.</li><li>Global growth is expected to slow to 1.2% in 2023, according to the IIF.</li><li>The slowdown will be led by Europe, which is impacted most by the war, according to the IIF. </li></ul>

The world economy will be as weak next year as it was in 2009 after the financial crisis as the conflict in Ukraine risks becoming a “forever war,” the Institute of International Finance said.Global growth is expected to slow to 1.2% in 2023, according to the IIF.The slowdown will be led by Europe, which is impacted most by the war, according to the IIF. 

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Our research strategists seek to highlight securities which we believe are at major inflection points, based on our various technical and quantitative indicators, and offer asymmetric risk/return profiles. Our unique research methodology, centered on relative strength, enables our strategists to deliver superior investment recommendations.

Our process begins by organizing the universe of actively traded stocks into discrete sectors, then into industry groups. We then apply our technical and quantitative tools to identify developing price trends. Once attractive trends are identified within a selected sector or group, we screen for individual stocks which we believe offer the best risk/reward profile. We provide a historical perspective that often reveals, through our long-term charts, how price patterns often repeat themselves over time.

Technical Analysis

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<li>Despite $IWM already hitting our price target at 200-day MA/YTD downtrend, and the $SPX getting to within 1% of our target at 200-day MA, we see this 1.5-month rally continuing.</li>
<li>We expect further upside as long as the 1.5-month uptrend channels remain intact on the SPX and IWM, and we believe that breakouts above their 200-day MAs could be coming</li>
<li>Breakouts above their 200-day MAs that would likely signal the end to this bear market.</li>
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Despite $IWM already hitting our price target at 200-day MA/YTD downtrend, and the $SPX getting to within 1% of our target at 200-day MA, we see this 1.5-month rally continuing.
We expect further upside as long as the 1.5-month uptrend channels remain intact on the SPX and IWM, and we believe that breakouts above their 200-day MAs could be coming
Breakouts above their 200-day MAs that would likely signal the end to this bear market.


Small- And Mid-Cap Indexes Poised to Break Out?; Further Upside Expected; Buys Within Cyclicals

<ul><li>The Rabobank issued a research note last week where they forecasted that prices for agricultural commodities like coffee, feed grains and oilseeds could dip next year as many major economies enter recession, but also stated that they will remain high in historical terms.</li><li>We think the general call is correct, but the timing isn’t. We already see this dip move playing out at the moment.</li><li>Just take a look at coffee, cotton, oil, or copper. We believe this dip in the long-term cyclical bull market will end towards Q2 of 2022 before the rally in many commodity markets resumes again as demand strikes back.</li></ul>

The Rabobank issued a research note last week where they forecasted that prices for agricultural commodities like coffee, feed grains and oilseeds could dip next year as many major economies enter recession, but also stated that they will remain high in historical terms.We think the general call is correct, but the timing isn’t. We already see this dip move playing out at the moment.Just take a look at coffee, cotton, oil, or copper. We believe this dip in the long-term cyclical bull market will end towards Q2 of 2022 before the rally in many commodity markets resumes again as demand strikes back.

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<li>Our Russell 2000 (IWM) and S&amp;P 500 targets for this rally have been the 200-day MAs, coinciding with YTD downtrends.</li>
<li>The Russell already hit this target while the S&amp;P is closing in, less than 1% away.</li>
<li>Still, the vast majority of signals point to further upside ahead for the market indexes, and a possible end to the bear market.</li>
</ul>


Our Russell 2000 (IWM) and S&amp;P 500 targets for this rally have been the 200-day MAs, coinciding with YTD downtrends.
The Russell already hit this target while the S&amp;P is closing in, less than 1% away.
Still, the vast majority of signals point to further upside ahead for the market indexes, and a possible end to the bear market.


Rally Continues Following Breaks in USD & 10-Yr Yield; Buy Ideas in Energy & Consumer Discretionary

<ul><li>Fundamentally speaking, it was nearly a perfect week for commodities as much major news aligned during the week after China eased some Covid restrictions, raising hopes of a demand recovery in the world’s second-biggest economy. </li><li>Almost all major commodities traded higher following China’s move to reduce the time that travelers and close contacts of infected people must spend in quarantine, a significant amendment to the Covid Zero policy.</li><li>China’s loosening of restrictions strengthened a rally that began on Wall Street, with risk assets rising after US inflation slowed.</li></ul>

Fundamentally speaking, it was nearly a perfect week for commodities as much major news aligned during the week after China eased some Covid restrictions, raising hopes of a demand recovery in the world’s second-biggest economy. Almost all major commodities traded higher following China’s move to reduce the time that travelers and close contacts of infected people must spend in quarantine, a significant amendment to the Covid Zero policy.China’s loosening of restrictions strengthened a rally that began on Wall Street, with risk assets rising after US inflation slowed.

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Vermilion Research

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