DMRL News and Press, DeltaShares S&P 500 Managed Risk ETF From 12/13/21

According to new data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, price inflation in November rose to the highest level recorded in nearly forty years. According to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November, year-over-year price inflation rose to 6.8 percent. November's i...

Inflationary pressures remain elevated and are likely to persist in 2022. Interest rates are expected to rise in 2022 but remain at historically low levels. The Federal Reserve is deploying its "TNT" program to help gradually remove the accommodations put in place to help the econ...

The volatility of the past two weeks may have had less to do with the virus and more to do with underlying cyclical uncertainties about growth, inflation, and Fed policy. It is notable that the emergence of Omicron coincided with a significantly hawkish change of tone from the U.S. Fe...

This S&P 500 earnings preface was a preview to thoughts on 2022 which I suspect will be all about Powell and the Fed. $215.87, down $0.10 from last week’s $215.97, but up $2 from the $213 forward estimate on October 1 ’21. The PE ratio is 21.8x given the record h...

As someone with a contrarian bent, I believe the next recession is closer than most expect. Most of what I see suggests 2022 will struggle to produce essentially flat results, partially because of the significantly above trend in 2021. I cannot predict the time when the current trends...

Consumer sentiment increased to 70.4 in early December, up from 67.4 in November, a gain of 4.5 percent. The one-year inflation expectations held at 4.9 percent in early December, maintaining the highest level since hitting 5.1 percent in July 2008. Despite the increase in early D...

We see 2022 heralding a new market regime by delivering global stock gains and bond losses for a second year in a row - a first in about half a century. Stocks rallied back to near record levels and yields rose last week as worries of Omicron dissipated. China’s central bank lo...

From a year ago, the Everyday Price Index is up 9.3 percent, the fastest pace since September 2008. The Everyday Price Index including apparel, a broader measure that includes clothing and shoes, rose 0.3 percent, also the 12th consecutive increase. The Consumer Price Index, which...

We may see $14,750 become the next downside target level if the NQ falls below this level on strong selling. The current Custom Volatility Index level is below the last two pullbacks in the US markets and well within the support channel from late 2020 and early 2021. The next 2 to...

Wall Street is concerned about the impact of the Fed’s planned tapering. However, rising inflation and labor costs will hinder economic growth. Slower consumer spending and cutting costs by business will slow down the growth of the money supply M2. For further details...