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In early-April we boosted our S&P cable & satellite exposure to above benchmark, as cord-cutting has been less destructive than feared and the industry continues to successfully lift subscription rates in a world plagued by…
The S&P media sector has been in a consolidation phase for over two years, in relative performance terms. That is consistent with cash flow trends, which flat-lined alongside a slump in sales growth and rising costs. However, we…
Media stocks have been through a choppy consolidation phase in recent years, as investors digest competitive threats and changing consumption habits. However, evidence is materializing that media companies are through the worst.…
This week's report discusses whether bad news is good news for stocks, or a potential restraint. Tumbling long-term yields argue for augmenting consumer discretionary sector weightings, via the movies & entertainment group.
Earlier this month we made a full shift from underweight to overweight in the S&P cable & satellite index, a sub-component of the broader media sector, in response to receding risk that cord cutting and skinnier cable packages…
Sell the bounce in banks, which face a triple whammy of earnings threats. This will reduce our financials sector allocation to underweight, making room for last week's energy upgrade.
Earlier this month we made a rare shift from underweight to overweight in the S&P cable & satellite index, because fears of cord cutting and skinnier cable packages undermining profitability were no longer justified. In fact, in…
Our bearish thesis on the S&P cable & satellite index is not playing out. Instead of skinnier cable packages and cord cutting denting profitability, the industry has managed not only to sustain pricing power, but also to…
Equities are back in overshoot territory. We added the health care sector to our high-conviction overweight list, boosted managed care to overweight and put health care equipment on downgrade alert. Buy cable stocks.
Media stocks are undergoing a de-rating, led by the heavyweight S&P movies & entertainment index. Sales prospects have been undercut by shifting viewing habits, which is creating uncertainty surrounding the value of network…