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While I think the bulls have made major strides in the first quarter, I think it’s too early to say we’re completely out of the woods. So I thought this would be the perfect time to look back at the Q1 of 2023 and review the factors that influence the S& 500 and what we can learn from this to outperform in the weeks and months ahead. Read on for more….

(Please enjoy this updated version of my weekly commentary originally published April 7th, 2023 in the POWR Stocks Under $10 newsletter).

The first quarter of 2023 is officially in the books. And man, was it a weird one. Pretty much the only thing anyone seems to have correctly predicted is that it was LOADED with volatility.

I went back and read through a number of reports from the beginning of the year to see exactly what experts told us to expect for Q1 and beyond.

What Was Predicted At The Start Of The Year

1) Recession hits in the first half of the year. Whether it will be a mild “soft landing” or a classic recession that impacts all corners of the economy was up for debate, but nearly all experts were forecasting we’d have some kind of recession, most likely in the first half of the year.

2) Sell, sell, sell. Nearly every voice in the room was bearish going into 2023, with most predictions for a fresh downturn in the first quarter. Many believed we would test the lows from October 2022 – or even make new lows – early on in the year before moving higher in the second half.

3) Set, hiiiiiiiiike! (I know this is a lame joke, but I get to make it because I’m from Texas, and football is one of our three major exports.) We saw an unprecedented pace of rate hikes in 2022, and many experts believed it would continue consistently throughout 2023… or as long as inflation remained elevated. Interestingly, many individual investors continued to trade the market as if the Fed would be pausing or even cutting in March.

4) Corporate revenue for the year falls. This was also part of the recession equation. Even so, the consensus analyst estimate for the S&P 500’s (SPY) net profit margin was 12.3%, higher than the estimated net margin of 12% for 2022. That meant many experts were predicting downward revisions, which would put more pressure on stocks, leading to deeper selling.

5) Growth stocks, tech stocks, and crypto currencies take a beating. These were some of the worst-performing groups in 2022, and with most experts expecting more of the same from the Fed, it made sense that these groups would continue to get the short end of the stick. Many experts also suggested staying away from retail and leisure companies, as they’re sensitive to the economic cycle.

6) Quality companies are the safe buy. We saw a number of market strategists recommend buying the sale on quality companies, as they would be the most likely to survive (and potentially thrive) in a recession. Additionally, companies with major debts on their books would be most likely to falter as economic conditions worsen.

7) Tech and small-cap stocks rebound once the bottom is in (likely later in the fall or early 2024). While many analysts agreed that tech and small caps would be poor performers in the first six to nine months of the year, many agreed that the predicted slowdown would set the stage for a strong recovery.

Wow. We were VERY bearish at the end of 2022. Personally, my biggest prediction for the year is the Federal Reserve would still be a big market driver, for better or for worse. And that we’d continue to see bulls and bears fight over the ~secret special meaning~ behind every word out of Powell’s mouth.

What We Actually Saw In Q1

1) Buy, buy, buy! To many investors’ surprise, two of the major indexes were up significantly for the first quarter. The S&P 500 (SPY) finished Q1 up 7% and the Nasdaq was up 20.5%. The Dow — which is made up of those major high-quality stocks analysts were recommending — fared the worst, up only 0.4%.

2) Growth stocks, tech, and crypto were the clear winners. Despite many analysts saying these were the exact companies to avoid, they were the top performers of the first quarter. The five best returns for Q1 were…

FSLY (small-cap cloud services provider) +116.8%
COIN (crypto exchange operator) +90.9%
NVDA (mega-cap semiconductor) +90.1%
META (mega-cap tech conglomerate, aka Facebook) +76.1%
EVGO (small-cap electric vehicle charging stations) +74.3%

A lot of these high returns are likely due to forward-looking investors focused on a pause in rate hikes (which will benefit tech and growth and risk-on stocks) COMBINED with the fact that many of the stocks in this category saw heavy selling in 2022, so they were beaten-down to start.

3) The Fed… didn’t make things easy. First, they appeared to turn dovish, then hawkish again, then dovish again as the central bank decided to let the data lead the way. Now, there’s nothing inherently wrong with that strategy; however, it makes it easy for the Fed to act like it’s going to do one thing without actually committing to do that thing. And that’s how we have investors fighting over whether we’re going to have multiple rate hikes over the next nine months… or rate cuts. In short, Powell’s “nimbleness” is responsible for a lot of volatility in the market. So far in 2023, we’ve had two 25-bps hikes, with a third expected in May.

4) The Fed… did break some banks. After nine consecutive hikes, we saw two major banks collapse the weekend of March 10 due to unrealized losses on their bond portfolios and liquidity issues. That gave Powell and the other Federal Reserve members two problems to deal with — curbing chronic high inflation and shoring up the banking system. In a way, the banking crisis should do some of the Fed’s work for them; if banks get pickier over who they extend credit to, it could act as an additional anchor on the economy.

What Comes Next?

Right now, it seems like no two analysts fully agree on anything, but here are a few of the big predictions for the rest of the year…

1) One more Fed hike in May… and then cuts late in the year. This is based on the Fed’s target terminal rate of about 5.1%. Currently, we’re at about 4.9%, so one more 25-bps increase will put us at the projected rate. However, Powell has continued to make it clear that they’re not married to this level, and we could see more hikes (or a pause or even cuts) based on what the data shows.

2) A credit crunch from the bank fallout. One of the reasons the Fed only raised rates by 25 bps this past March (instead of the 50 bps everyone originally expected) was because banks were going to do some of the heavy lifting. Following the banking crisis, experts agree that most banks will start limiting who they lend to, making credit even more difficult to access. Like rate hikes, this will help slow the economy and cool inflation.

3) Get ready for some kind of recession. Depending on who you talk to, it could just be a technical recession where growth contracts but we don’t feel the pain as deeply as we have in past recessions… or it could be a hard landing. While the labor market has stayed strong, manufacturing activity has dropped and the housing market has softened significantly. The yield curve has also re-inverted, and the New York Fed’s recession model predicts a 54.5% chance of a U.S. recession sometime in the next 12 months.

4) Higher-quality companies will be rewarded. Even though many experts say a recession looks inevitable at this point, investors don’t need to be relegated to the sidelines. Take this first quarter, for example. Anyone who was waiting to put their money to work has missed a chance for gains, even though the outlook for the beginning of the year looked bearish.

It will be interesting (dare I say, fun?) to look back at these predictions in three more months and see where things stand. What kind of predictions are you making for this year?

Are you buying quality, or is your portfolio risk-on? Do you think we’ll eventually see additional hikes, or are you one of the many who expect a cut later this year? I’m always excited to see what’s on y’alls minds.

Good trading!

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All the Best!

Meredith Margrave
Chief Growth Strategist, StockNews
Editor, POWR Stocks Under $10 Newsletter


SPY shares closed at $409.19 on Friday, up $1.59 (+0.39%). Year-to-date, SPY has gained 7.41%, versus a % rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period.


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Get ready to be inspired by a digital marketing pioneer who turned a $50 investment into a multi-million-dollar empire. Jitendra Vaswani, the founder of BloggersIdeas and the Digital Marketing Institute, is a true trailblazer in the online marketing arena. With no coding experience, Jitendra started his first blog a decade ago and has since built a thriving business that has helped countless entrepreneurs achieve their digital dreams. In this article, Jitendra shares his invaluable insights and experiences on how to overcome obstacles and achieve success. Join us as we explore Jitendra’s journey and uncover the NINE powerful lessons that can help you transform your digital aspirations into a profitable reality.

From learning to stay motivated in the face of challenges to embracing the power of persistence and building meaningful relationships, Jitendra’s lessons are a roadmap to success in the digital age. His incredible journey shows that anyone can turn their passion into profit with the right mindset, strategy, and tactics. Whether you are a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting your digital journey, Jitendra’s insights will inspire and guide you toward building a successful online business. So, let’s dive into the world of Jitendra Vaswani and discover the secrets to his remarkable success in digital marketing.

Here are some of the valuable lessons that you can learn from Jitendra’s experience:

Believe in Yourself: Jitendra’s journey is an excellent example of the power of self-belief. When he started his first blog, he had no coding or web development experience, yet he could build a successful website from scratch through sheer determination and the belief that he could do it. The lesson here is that you can achieve anything if you have a great idea and believe in yourself.

Stay Motivated: Starting a business can be challenging, and it’s easy to lose motivation when things don’t go as planned. However, Jitendra’s experience shows us that staying motivated and focused is essential, even during difficult times. By keeping a positive mindset and staying committed to his goals, he was able to overcome the obstacles in his path and achieve success.

Embrace Failure: Failure is a natural part of the learning process, and it’s essential to embrace it and learn from it rather than let it discourage you. Jitendra’s experience is an excellent example of this lesson, as he faced many setbacks and failures throughout his journey. However, he used these experiences as opportunities to learn and grow, ultimately, they helped him build a more successful business.

Focus on Your Strengths: Jitendra’s success in digital marketing is due in part to his ability to focus on his strengths and build a business around them. He recognized early on that he wasn’t a programmer but was great at creating content and marketing it. He made a successful venture by focusing on these strengths and building a business around them.

Be Persistent: Persistence is a crucial trait of successful entrepreneurs, and Jitendra’s journey is an excellent example of this. He faced many challenges and setbacks but never gave up on his dream. By staying persistent and continually pushing forward, he built a successful business.

Build a Strong Network: Building a solid network is crucial in any business, providing access to valuable resources, insights, and opportunities. Jitendra understood the importance of building a reliable network and worked tirelessly to connect with other entrepreneurs, marketers, and industry experts. He understood that the relationships he formed with other professionals would be critical in helping him grow his business and stay ahead of the competition.

One example of Jitendra’s networking skills is his participation in various digital marketing events and conferences. He actively sought opportunities to meet and connect with other professionals in the industry. He also established partnerships with other businesses in the industry, including bloggers, social media influencers, and digital marketing agencies. Through these partnerships, Jitendra was able to collaborate on projects, share resources, and leverage each other’s expertise to drive mutual success.

Another example of Jitendra’s networking skills is his involvement in online communities and forums. He actively participated in online discussions and forums, sharing his knowledge and expertise and engaging with other industry professionals. By doing so, he built a strong reputation in the industry and attracted new customers and business opportunities.

Overall, Jitendra’s success in building a solid network is a testament to the power of networking in the digital marketing world. By connecting with other professionals, he gained valuable insights, accessed resources, and established partnerships that helped him grow his business. Entrepreneurs who want to succeed in digital marketing should follow Jitendra’s example and build a solid network of like-minded individuals.

Focus on Quality: In today’s world, where everyone is trying to do things faster and cheaper, Jitendra’s focus on quality is refreshing. He recognizes that quality is essential in building a successful business and ensures that everything he does is of the highest quality possible. This focus on quality has helped him build a strong reputation and loyal following in the digital marketing industry.

Partner with the Right People: Partnering with the right people can be a game-changer in any business venture. Jitendra recognized this early on and focused on building partnerships with like-minded individuals and businesses. These partnerships helped him grow his business, expand his reach, and increase his revenue.

Never Stop Learning: Finally, Jitendra’s success is partly due to his unwillingness to stop learning. He recognized early on that the digital marketing industry is constantly evolving and committed to staying up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies. By never stopping learning, he was able to grow his business and stay ahead of the curve.

Experiment and Innovate: Jitendra believes that experimentation and innovation are critical for success in the digital world. He encourages entrepreneurs to take risks, try new strategies, and be open to new ideas and opportunities.

Be Customer-Centric: Jitendra emphasizes the importance of focusing on customers and providing value to them. He shares his insights on creating a customer-centric business model that prioritizes the needs and desires of your target audience.

Leverage the Power of SEO: Jitendra is an SEO expert who shares his insights on optimizing your website and content for search engines. He offers practical tips on improving your website’s visibility and attracting more traffic.

These are just a few valuable lessons from Jitendra Vaswani’s experience. Whether you are just starting your digital journey or looking to take your business to the next level, Jitendra’s book offers practical advice and insights that can help you succeed in digital marketing.

 

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