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February 22, 2010
Where’s the “Big Money” Headed Now?

By Jon D. Markman, Contributing Writer, Money Morning
The remarkable week that just concluded actually began on February 12, which was two Fridays
ago. Stocks plunged in the opening minutes of trading that morning as investors' faith in the
global economic recovery was shaken. In China, policymakers again tightened monetary policy
in a fight against rapid credit growth and fast rising asset prices. In Europe, which is plagued by
concerns over the bailout of deeply indebted Greece, a report showed economic growth slowing
dramatically.
For a few minutes, it looked like all of the prior week's advance would be lost and stocks were
preparing to plunge into oblivion. But then, encouraged by a positive retail sales report, buyers
swamped the tape -- focusing their attention on smaller, riskier companies, particularly in the
technology sector. And off we went for the next six sessions.
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Thanks, a great report. Where my concern lies is banking. I have worked in the…
It was an impressive show of strength under pressure by the bulls that brought all indexes back
above support, crushing bears in the process.
Some important variations among groups of stocks emerged, so if we choose the right places to
put our money we can profit even if the overall trend is still sideways and down.
Before getting to those specific ideas, let me tell you what the big money is thinking, according
to my contacts on the prop desks of major U.S. brokerages.
First, despite the uneven market at the start of this year, it is important to keep one thing clearly
in mind: Group 20 central banks and governments still uniformly believe that their monetary and
fiscal policy should be oriented toward boosting growth, not curbing inflation.
There is even a view that inflation is needed, and that this is not a good time to start cutting back
on stimulus or to start raising interest rates. This is bullish for stocks, and it provides a bid under
markets even when they're hit by rogue waves like the recent European sovereign debt crisis.
Second, this year is shaping up much like 2004. That year saw a 100-point range in the
Standard & Poor's 500 Index between 1,150 and 1,050 for the first nine months of the year.
The trading phenomenon known as "trend extension" was lacking then, much to the dismay of
participants who were looking for strong trends and breakouts like the prior three years. We're
seeing that again this year, no doubt. So the analog with 2004 is tracking quite closely -- almost
uncannily so, given that the 1,050-1,150 range is virtually identical.
Third, so far this year only currency markets in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe
have exhibited trend extension outside of ranges seen in the last quarter of 2009. All other
markets -- equities, commodities, bond and emerging markets -- have either been characterized
by erratic range-trading or mean-reversion back to Q4 2009 ranges.
If you take a step back and think about it a moment, the snap version of what's happening now
goes like this: 2008 was the year of the short-sellers. 2009 was the year of the longs. And 2010
will be the year of neither, which will whipsaw and frustrate both. A firm uptrend in the U.S.
dollar as a safe haven from the euro mess so far is the only thing that 2010 so far has been good
for.
Fourth, although companies have generated a lot of cash by selling bonds over the past year, and
banks are enjoying the riches of a steep yield curve, neither are doing much with their money.
They aren't hiring more people and they aren't expanding. Companies appear to be hoarding cash
at a remarkable rate, almost to the extent that they can become their own bankers. This is an
extraordinary development, and is probably the reason that stimulus funds have not trickled
down to employment to the extent that most of us expected.
So now what?
Well, since stocks hit their recent closing low two weeks ago, there has been a noticeable
performance differential between the small caps in the Russell 2000 Index and the mega caps in
the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index. It's only been half a month, but that is
how leadership out of a low gets started -- so it bears watching carefully.
Such behavior may reflect a rise in investors risk appetites and suggests a rebound rally could be
about to get started. Small caps and large caps have traded leadership roles repeatedly in the past
year, but all of the major, long-lasting advances -- out of lows in March and July 2009 -- featured
small fry in the vanguard. This challenges our view that high-quality stocks will be the most
wanted in the next phase.
We're seeing similar leadership from technology stocks; specifically, by semiconductor-complex

firms like new superstar Marvell Technology Group Ltd. (Nasdaq: MRVL), above,
and Broadcom (Nasdaq: BRCM). Overall, the SPDR Semiconductor (NYSE: XSD)
exchange-traded fund is up 10% in February -- more than triple the advance of the broad market.
Looking back, outperformance by chip stocks has ignited most important market moves over the
last 18 months. The semis started outperforming in December 2008 -- presaging broad market
strength four months ahead of the March low. They turned higher last May ahead of the big rally
in July. They started moving in late November, when investors were distracted by the sovereign
debt issues in Dubai, ahead of the mid-December stock rally. They fell hard in January, as a
group, but since the beginning of this month, semiconductors have been on the move again.
The problem -- you knew there had to be a catch, right? -- is that semiconductors may be leading
some stocks out of the ditch they've recently slipped into, but that doesn't mean all of them are
getting back on the road as cleanly as Marvell. Industry goliath Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC)
still sees its shares fetching the same price they fetched in September. Many chips giants
like Linear Technology Corp. (Nasdaq: LLTC) and Texas Instruments Inc. (Nasdaq: TXN)
are only stirring after slipping back to August prices. This is what we mean by a choppy,
sideways market -- only for these stocks the phase started early.
To be sure these can all find footing eventually, but here's the problem: Bull cycles need high-
energy, high-impact leaders to rally the troops. And although the chips are trying their hearts out,
they are not yet accomplishing that goal. Neither are other former tech leaders like Apple
Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) or Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG), or traditional leaders among the
financial services companies like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) or JPMorgan
Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), which remain in downtrends.
Goldman, in fact, has been a disaster despite all the largesse it's received from the government,
as you can see in the chart above. Since peaking in October, it's been in a distinct downtrend with
only two weeks' respite in four months. Investors believe that new regulations proposed by the
government will fall harshly on Goldman, sapping its growth potential and driving away talent.
About the only real leaders I can find right now are food makers like H.J. Heinz Co. (NYSE:
HNZ), ConAgra Foods Inc. (NYSE CAG) and Tyson Foods Inc. (NYSE: TSN), and regional
banks like Fifth Third Bancorp (Nasdaq: FITB) and New York Community Bancorp
Inc. (NYSE: NYB). These are not bad companies, they are cheap enough to merit attention, and
they may end up being among the few to survive the flat spot we expect to see over the next nine
months, but they won't command enough attention to truly lead a parade.
Leadership by food companies, in fact, is usually considered to be a negative, as it shows that

institutional investors are plowing into "defensive" value stocks rather than fast growers.
One other group showing some potential is companies that provide parts for the aircraft cycle
that appears to be underway; not just The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA), but also Goodrich Corp.
(NYSE: GR), BE Aerospace (Nasdaq: BEAV) and Precision Castparts Corp. (NYSE: PCP)
- and to a lesser extent avionics maker Rockwell Collins Inc. (NYSE: COL).
If shares of chip makers and these industrial manufacturers start to work in synch in the coming
weeks due to improved optimism over second-quarter earnings, then these will be the place to
put our money in anticipation of a retracement back toward the January highs.
To see how this has worked at turning points in the last nine months, see the chart above, which
compares the Morgan Stanley Cyclical Index ($CYC) to the S&P 500. The Cyclical Index is
designed to measure the performance of economic sensitive industries in the United States,
including autos, metals, machinery, chemicals, semiconductors and transportation.
You can see in the top clip of the chart how the August, September, October, November and
December rallies were all much more acute for the cyclicals than for the broad market -- with
much steeper angles of attack from the lows. In the bottom clip, you can see that CYC is trying
its hardest to recover from the most oversold condition seen since the March low.
This suggests that at the very least, shares of cyclical companies like chips and industrials should
enjoy another period of outperformance if bulls can muster their troops in the coming week or
two.
Indeed, what we are really seeing is that big banks and energy companies, which exert huge
influence on the major indexes due to their gigantic market capitalizations, are struggling at the
same time that smaller companies in the indexes like Heinz and Goodrich are sort of paddling
along. If you can isolate the successful companies in stronger sectors from the weaker mega-caps
that rule the indexes you can probably outperform this year. That's easier to say than to do.
There are more reasons to be constructive on cyclical stocks. Jonathan Golub, an equity strategist
at UBS AG (NYSE: UBS), reminded clients in a research note this week that while investors
have been preoccupied with events in Europe and China, corporate America reported outstanding
results in the fourth quarter. Finally, he said, companies are starting to see some top-line revenue
growth to complement the earnings growth seen over the past few quarters due to deep cost-
cutting initiatives.
The real story is that we are seeing a separation of performance between cyclical and non-
cyclical corporations -- which is exactly what we would expect coming out of a recession.
Removing the financials (since they are in unique circumstances at the moment), cyclical stocks
have reported 25% year-over-year earnings growth according to Golub. Compare this to the
relatively flat earnings growth by more defensive companies, such as health care, utilities and
soap makers.
Technology and semiconductor stocks have reported especially strong earnings. In Golub's
words, tech stocks have been "knocking the cover off the ball, posting top-line and bottom-line
growth of 11% and 62%." See below for new exposure to the sector to try to take advantage of
combination of healthy profitability and the unhealthy investor skepticism.
The Week in Review

Monday: Markets closed for Presidents' Day holiday.
Tuesday: The New York Federal Reserve's Empire State Manufacturing Survey surged to 24.9
for February versus the consensus estimate of 18 and the prior period reading of 15.9. This is a
very positive sign that manufacturing activity is strengthening in New York State. New orders
and shipments continue to increase as inventories start to get restocked.
Wednesday: Industrial production increased 0.9% in January following a 0.7% jump in

December thanks to manufacturing activity. Auto production was a big contributor to the gain,
with motor vehicles and parts activity jumping 4.9% after a 0.3% decline in December.
Thursday: Initial weekly jobless claims continue to dance around the mid-400k region. The
Producer Price Index made a surprise jump to the upside in January on a 5.1% surge in energy
prices with gasoline up 11.5%.
Friday: The Consumer Price Index was also affected by higher energy costs, but a drop in
shelter costs as rents fall kept a lid on overall inflation. A drop in hotel prices also contributed.
Investors reacted favorably to the report since it means the Fed can continue to keep interest rates
low on the lack of an inflation threat.
The Week Ahead

Monday: Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke will speak before the House of
Representatives on whether additional stimulus is needed to fuel job growth.
Tuesday: The latest home price numbers from the Case-Shiller Index. Also, we will get a read
on consumer confidence.
Wednesday: New home sales will be reported.
Thursday: Ben Bernanke speaks to Congress again, this time visiting the Senate.
Friday: A big day. The government releases its second estimate of fourth-quarter GDP growth.
Also, look for existing home sales, consumer sentiment, and the Chicago Business Barometer to
be reported.
[Editor's Note: As this analysis demonstrates, Money Morning Contributing Writer Jon
Markman has a unique view of both the world economy and the global financial markets.
With uncertainty the watchword and volatility the norm in today's markets, low-risk/high-
profit investments will be tougher than ever to find.
It will take a seasoned guide to uncover those opportunities.
Markman is that guide.
In the face of what's been the toughest market for investors since the Great Depression, it's
time to sweep away the uncertainty and eradicate the worry. That's why investors
subscribe to Markman's Strategic Advantage newsletter every week: He can see
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1. Jim Hines | February 22, 2010
Thanks, a great report. Where my concern lies is banking. I have worked in the
construction sector my entire career and have seen ups and downs, but this seems
different. There is very little (to none) investment money flowing and projects are
predominately government. It seems as though the trend is to bury heads in the sand and
hope that the economy will come back. The prior recession, as I remember was slow, but
with low interest, at least money was available. It would be interesting if there was a way
to compare this.
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