(1) Oomph lost and found. (2) Bearish cover stories are bullish contrary indicators. (3) Secular bears turning into secular bulls may be bearish contrary indicators. (4) Parker sees 3000 on S&P 500 by 2020 if there’s no recession along the way. (5) First-term presidents tend to get first-year recessions…like in 2017. (6) Secular pessimists worrying about slowdown in labor force growth. (7) Productivity has upside. (8) Manufacturing renaissance showing up in recent M-PMI, capital goods orders, and factory construction. (9) Focus on overweight-rated S&P 500 Financials.
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