The PBR1000 March 2021 Top 5 Stocks Snapshots

April 5, 2021 by admin

The PBR1000 for March 2021: Two In A Row For The Bull

The Stock Market Bull prevails in March, makes it two months in a row. The PBR1000 hopes this is a good omen for the rest of 2021.

By Larry C. Paxton

The US Stock Exchanges Recap for March 2021 ending 03/31/21:

DJIA ends March 2021 at 32,981.55, -0.28% from last Friday, +6.62% MTD, +7.76% QTD/YTD, -0.57% from record 33,171.37 set 03/29/21.

NASDAQ ends March 2021 at 13,246.87, +0.82% from last Friday, +0.41% MTD, +2.78% QTD/YTD, -6.02% from record 14,095.47 set 02/12/21.

SPX ends March 2021 at 3,972.89, -0.04% from last Friday, +4.24% MTD, +5.77% QTD/YTD, -0.04% from record 3,974.54 set 03/26/21.

US Stock Exchanges March 2021 News Summary:

The Stock Market Bull and The Stock Market Bear traded strong punches in the first week of March. But then The Stock Market Bull dominated with a lot of nice jabs during the second week. During weeks three and four the combatants traded punches. During the whole month The Stock Market Bear focused on the technology oriented NASDAQ, had some good rounds, but The Stock Market Bull managed to sneak ahead in the last week. The Stock Market Bull also established several new record highs for the DJIA and S&P500 during the month. The bottom line is that The Stock Market Bull takes a 3-0 victory for March and remains unbeaten in the first 3 months of 2021.

The March 2021 tally YTD(3 Months) is:

The Stock Market Bull: 2 months
The Stock Market Bear: 0 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The March 2021 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 23

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 13+/10-; NASDAQ 12+/11-; SPX 12+/11-.

Record Days: DJIA 7, NASDAQ 0, SPX 5, Total 12

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 7 days(03/05-15/21), NASDAQ 3 days(03/15-17/21), and SPX 5 days(03/09-15/21)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(03/02-04/21), NASDAQ 3 days(03/02-04/21), and SPX 3 days(03/02-04/21)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 9 days, 03/01/21( D +1.95%, N +3.01%, S +2.38%), 03/05/21/21(D +1.85%, N +1.55%, S +1.95%), 03/09/21(N +3.69%, S +1.42%), 03/10/21(D +1.46%), 03/11/21(N +2.52%, S +1.04%), 03/15/21(N +1.05%), 03/22/21(N +1.23%), 03/26/21(D +1.39%, N +1.24%, S +1.16%), 03/31/21(N +1.54%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 7 days, 03/02/21(N -1.69%), 03/03/21(N -2.70%, S -1.31%), 03/04/21(D -1.11%, N -2.11%, S -1.34%), 03/08/21(N -2.41%), 03/18/21(N -3.02%, S -1.48%), 03/23/21(N -1.12%), 03/24/21(N -2.01%)

The PBR1000 March 2021 Top 5 Stocks Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 February 2021 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on March 31, 2021, 1 Month % Chg is compared to February 26, 2021, 12 Months % Chg is compared to March 31, 2020, the 24 Months % Chg is compared to March 31, 2019, and 60 Months % Chg is compared to March 31, 2016. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +87% to -63%. 812 out of 997 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 4.81%, the median was a gain of 5.73%. The DJIA was +6.62%, NASDAQ +0.41%, SPX +4.24%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 03/31/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	422	GME	$ 189.62	+87	+5,323	+1,768	+498
Hovnanian	831	HOV	$ 105.74	+84	+1,183	+864	+171
Veritiv	425	VRTV	$ 42.54	+79	+441	+62	+14
Community Health Sys	250	CYH	$ 13.52	+58	+305	+262	-27
US Steel	302	X	$ 26.17	+58	+315	+34	+63

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +5,323% to -72%. 964 out of 987 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 69.80%, the median was a gain of 77.30%. The DJIA was +50.48%, NASDAQ +72.04%, SPX +53.71%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 03/31/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	422	GME	$ 189.92	+87	+5,323	+1,768	+498
Tupperware	921	TUP	$ 26.41	-14	+1,530	+3	-54
Antero Resources	634	AR	$ 10.20	+13	+1,331	+16	-59
Michael’s	507	MIK	$ 21.94	+46	+1,254	+92	-22
SM Energy	946	SM	$ 16.37	+18	+1,242	-6	-13

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +1,768% to -90%. 734 out of 977 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 40.62%. The median was a gain of 27.64%. The DJIA was +27.20%, NASDAQ +71.38%, SPX +40.17%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 03/31/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	422	GME	$ 189.82	+87	+5,323	+1,768	+498
Tesla	94	TSLA	$ 667.93	-1	+537	+1,093	+1,353
Hovnanian	831	HOV	$ 105.74	+84	+1,183	+863	+171
Owens & Minor	342	OMI	$ 37.59	+11	+311	+817	-7
RH	782	RH	$ 596.60	+22	+494	+480	+1,324

Table 4(R21): The PBR1000 Top 5 60 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 4 Summary: The range was +2,654% to -88%. 697 out of 923 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 97.95%. The median was a gain of 59.58%. The DJIA was +86.49%, NASDAQ +172.02%, SPX +92.88%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 03/31/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
AMD	301	AMD	$ 78.50	-7	+73	+208	+2,654
NVIDIA	277	NVDA	$ 533.93	-3	+103	+197	+1,399
Square	312	SQ	$ 227.05	-1	+333	+203	+1,386
Tesla	94	TSLA	$ 667.93	-1	+537	+1,093	+1,353
RH	782	RH	$ 596.60	+22	+494	+480	+1,324

Table 5(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,306 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $36.703 billion, median is $9.60 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 03/31/21	1 Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Apple	3	AAPL	$ 2,013	-1	+81	+125
Microsoft	15	MSFT	$ 1,749	+1	+43	+93
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,539	-0	+57	+76
Alphabet	9	GOOG	$ 1,383	+1	+75	+70
Facebook	30	FB	$ 820	+13	+73	+72
The PBR1000			$ 38,510	+3	+58	+44

Table 6: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 03/31/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	123,526.11	+4.8	+69.8	+40.6	+98.0
DJIA	32,981.55	+6.6	+50.5	+27.2	+86.5
NASDAQ	13,246.87	+0.4	+72.0	+71.4	+172.0
S&P500	3,972.89	+4.2	+53.7	+40.2	+92.9
GOLD	1,715.60	-0.8	+7.8	+32.3	+38.9
SILVER	24.53	-7.2	+78.3	+62.5	+58.7
OIL	59.16	-3.8	+194.3	-1.7	+54.3

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The PBR1000 February 2021 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

March 3, 2021 by admin

The PBR1000 for February 2021: The Bull Gets His First Month

The Stock Market Bull had a strong start to February, but then lost his mojo, gave The Stock Market Bear a big last week, but the Bull held on to take his first month of 2021.

By Larry C. Paxton

The US Stock Exchanges Recap for February and Week 8 of 2021 ending 02/26/21:

DJIA ends February and Week 8 at 30,932.37, -1.78% from last Friday, +3.17% MTD, +1.06% QTD/YTD, -3.22% from record 31,961.86 set 02/24/21.

NASDAQ ends February and Week 8 at 13,192.35, -4.92% from last Friday, +0.93% MTD, +2.36% QTD/YTD, -6.41% from record 14,095.47 set 02/12/21.

SPX ends February and Week 8 at 3,811.15, -2.45% from last Friday, +2.61% MTD, +1.47% QTD/YTD, -3.14% from record 3,934.83 set 02/12/21.

US Stock Exchanges Week 8 of 2021 News Summary:

The Stock Market Bull was smarting from his lackluster showing in Week 7 and tried to take charge of the pasture, even achieving a new record on Wednesday on the DJIA. But The Stock Market Bear started Week 8 focused on the tech sector, viciously taking down the NASDAQ on Monday. By Friday his lust for more green blood expanded into the DJIA ripping it for an over 1,000 point loss the last two days of the week. The Stock Market Bear easily gets a 3-0 victory for Week 8, but The Stock Market Bull wins February 3-0 because of his strong showing in the first couple of weeks. Here comes March and, as usual, predictions are all over the place, making us wonder if it will be another form of “March Madness!” Enjoy the game.

The February 2021 tally YTD is:

The Stock Market Bull: 1 month
The Stock Market Bear: 0 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The Week 8 of 2021 tally YTD is:

The Stock Market Bull: 4 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 3 weeks
Mixed Results: 1 week

The February 2021 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 19

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 14+/5-; NASDAQ 11+/8-; SPX 10+/9-.

Record Days: DJIA 6, NASDAQ 5, SPX 4

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 6 days(02/01-08/21), NASDAQ 4 days(02/04-09/21), and SPX 6 days(02/01-08/21)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 2 days(02/25-26/21), NASDAQ 3 days(02/16-18/21), and SPX 5 days(016-22/21)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 4 days, 02/01/21( N +2.55%, S +1.61%), 02/02/21(D +1.57%, N +1.56%, S +1.39%), 02/04/21(D +1.08%, N +1.23%, S +1.09%), 02/24/21(, D +1.35%, S +1.14%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 3 days, 02/22/21(N -2.46%), 02/25/21(D -1/75%, N -3.52%, S -2.45%), 02/26/21(D -1.50%)

The PBR1000 February 2021 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 February 2021 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on February 26, 2021, 1 Month % Chg is compared to January 29, 2021, 12 Months % Chg is compared to February 28, 2020, the 24 Months % Chg is compared to February 28, 2019, and 60 Months % Chg is compared to February 29, 2016. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +86% to -69%. 716 out of 1,000 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 4.87%, the median was a gain of 6.35%. The DJIA was +3.17%, NASDAQ +0.93%, SPX +2.61%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 02/26/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
Vail Resorts	898	MTN	$ 494.51	+86	+133	+137	+288
SeaWorld	975	SEAS	$ 49.66	+74	+83	+82	+175
Whiting Petroleum	951	WLL	$ 34.30	+69	n/a	n/a	n/a
PBF Energy	121	PBF	$ 14.20	+68	-37	-54	-53
SM Energy	950	SM	$ 13.86	+65	+11	-15	+53

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +2,726% to -94%. 819 out of 989 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 33.74%, the median was a gain of 27.24%. The DJIA was +21.74%, NASDAQ +53.98%, SPX +29.01%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 02/26/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	446	GME	$ 101.74	-69	+2,726	+770	+230
Tupperware	927	TUP	$ 30.57	+2	+973	+2	-39
Antero Resources	592	AR	$ 9.00	+30	+463	+4	-61
Tesla Motors	119	TSLA	$ 675.50	-15	+406	+956	+1,660
Owens & Minor	329	OMI	$ 34.01	+17	+398	+445	-14

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +956% to -99%. 657 out of 985 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 34.70%. The median was a gain of 17.64%. The DJIA was +19.36%, NASDAQ +75.14%, SPX +36.87%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 02/26/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
Tesla Motors	119	TSLA	$ 675.50	-15	+406	+956	+1,660
GameStop	446	GME	$ 101.74	-69	+2,726	+770	+230
Snap	938	SNAP	$ 65.66	+24	+363	+570	n/a
Carvana	633	CVNA	$ 283.50	+9	+242	+532	n/a
Roku	992	ROKU	$ 395.48	+2	+248	+497	n/a

Table 4(R21): The PBR1000 Top 5 60 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 4 Summary: The range was +3,849% to -99%. 701 out of 925 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 98.93%. The median was a gain of 59.71%. The DJIA was +87.28%, NASDAQ +189.44%, SPX +97.24%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 02/26/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
AMD	430	AMD	$ 84.51	-1	+86	+259	+3,849
Square	563	SQ	$ 230.03	+7	+176	+183	+2,103
Tesla Motors	119	TSLA	$ 675.50	-15	+406	+956	+1,660
NVIDIA	285	NVDA	$ 548.58	+6	+103	+256	+1,191
RH	799	RH	$ 490.17	+3	+170	+219	+1,053

Table 5(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,306 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $36.703 billion, median is $9.60 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 02/26/21	1 Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Apple	3	AAPL	$ 2,031	-12	+70	+149
Microsoft	15	MSFT	$ 1,727	-4	+44	+101
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,539	-5	+64	+91
Alphabet	9	GOOG	$ 1,364	+9	+51	+75
Facebook	29	FB	$ 725	-4	+34	+57
The PBR1000			$ 37,214	+1	+34	+41

Table 6: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 02/26/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	117,770.64	+4.9	+33.7	+34.7	+98.9
DJIA	30,932.37	+3.2	+21.7	+19.4	+87.3
NASDAQ	13,192.35	+0.9	+54.0	+75.1	+189.4
S&P500	3,811.15	+2.6	+29.0	+36.9	+97.2
GOLD	1,728.80	-6.6	+8.9	+31.5	+38.9
SILVER	26.44	-1.8	+58.5	+69.1	+77.0
OIL	61.50	+17.8	+35.9	+7.1	+82.2

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The PBR1000 January 2021 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

February 3, 2021 by admin

The PBR1000 for January 2021: A Mixed Start

The Stock Market Bull was ahead through Week 3, then The Stock Market Bear came out of hibernation and wiped out almost all the January gains.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for Week 4 and January 2021 ending 01/29/21:

DJIA ends Week 4 and January at 29,982.62, -3.27% from last Friday, -2.04% MTD/QTD/YTD, -3.87% from record 31,188.38 set 01/20/21.

NASDAQ ends Week 4 and January at 13,070.69,-3.49% from last Friday, +1.42% MTD/QTD/YTD, -4.15% from record 13,635.99 set 01/25/21.

SPX ends Week 4 and January at 3,714.24, -3.31% from last Friday, -1.11% MTD/QTD/YTD, -3.66%% from record 3,855.36 set 01/25/21.

US Stock Exchanges Week 4 and January 2021 Summary: The start of Week 4 looked promising as The Stock Market Bull opened Monday by establishing new records on the NASDAQ and S&P500. But The Stock Market Bear had had enough and took over the rest of the final week of the month by spilling a lot of green blood. At the same time there was a war between day trader and hedge fund shorters against users and sympathizers of GameStock and AMC Entertainment, with dramatic wild rides up then down and then way up again. Many say this was instigated through the Reddit social media platform. The popular millennial trading sites like Robinhood became the primary tool used to carry out the war, and the incident is starting to be scrutinized by the federal government. The Week 4 result, however, was clearly in favor of The Stock Market Bear who racks up a 3-0 result. Before the week started it appeared that January would be an easy victory for The Stock Market Bull, but January 2021 ended with a 2-1 mixed result in favor of The Stock Market Bear. There was a lot of volatility in January. Let’s see if there is a more loving Valentine effect in February.

The Week 4 of 2021 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 2 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 2 weeks
Mixed Results: 0 weeks

The Month 1 of 2021 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 0 months
The Stock Market Bear: 0 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The January 2021 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 19

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 8+/11-; NASDAQ 11+/8-; SPX 11+/8-.

Record Days: DJIA 4, NASDAQ 6, SPX 5

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(01/05-08/21), NASDAQ 5 days(01/19-25/21), and SPX 4 days(01/05-08/21)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 5 days(01/21-27/21), NASDAQ 2 days(01/14-15/21, 01/26-27/21), and SPX 2 days(01/14-15/21, 01/26-27/21)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 5 days, 01/06/21( D +1.44%), 01/07/21(N +2.56%, S +1.48%), 01/08/21(N +1.03%), 01/19/21(N +1.53%), 01/20/21(N +1.97%, S +1.39%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 4 days, 01/04/21(D -1.25%, N -1.47%, S -1.48%), 01/11/21(N -1.25%), 01/27/21(D -2.05%, N -2.61%, S -2.57%), 01/29/21(D -2.03%, N -2.00%, S -1.93%)

The PBR1000 January 2021 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 January 2021 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on January 29, 2021, 1 Month % Chg is compared to December 31, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to January 31, 2020, the 24 Months % Chg is compared to January 31, 2019, and 60 Months % Chg is compared to January 29, 2016. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +1,625% to -26%. 484 out of 999 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a loss of 0.09%, the median was a loss of 0.38%. The DJIA was -2.04%, NASDAQ +1.42%, SPX -1.11%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 01/29/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	448	GME	$ 325.00	+1,625	+8,354	+2,766	+1,140
Express	892	EXPR	$ 6.00	+559	+50	+13	-65
AMC Entertainment	502	AMC	$ 13.26	+525	+103	-9	-39
SunPower	918	SPWR	$ 54.01	+111	+534	+830	+112
Bed Bath & Beyond	276	BBBY	$ 35.33	+99	+148	+134	-18

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +8,364% to -99%. 583 out of 990 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 16.40%, the median was a gain of 7.74%. The DJIA was +6.11%, NASDAQ +42.83%, SPX +15.15%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 01/29/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	448	GME	$ 325.00	+1,625	+8,364	+2,766	+1,140
SunPower	918	SPWR	$ 54.01	+111	+534	+830	+112
Tesla Motors	118	TSLA	$ 793.53	+12	+510	+1,192	+1,975
Tupperware	928	TUP	$ 30.08	-7	+381	+10	-35
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 29.08	+8	+365	+284	-16

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +2,766% to -99%. 623 out of 980 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 32.49%. The median was a gain of 13.25%. The DJIA was +19.93%, NASDAQ +79.50%, SPX +37.36%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 01/29/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
GameStop	448	GME	$ 325.00	+1,625	+8,364	+2,766	+1,140
Tesla Motors	118	TSLA	$ 793.53	+12	+510	+1,192	+1,975
SunPower	918	SPWR	$ 54.01	+111	+534	+830	+112
Roku	992	ROKU	$ 389.03	+17	+222	+765	n/a
Snap	938	SNAP	$ 52.94	+6	+188	+693	n/a

Table 4(R21): The PBR1000 Top 5 60 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 4 Summary: The range was +3,793% to -99%. 682 out of 930 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 89.88%. The median was a gain of 52.14%. The DJIA was +82.08%, NASDAQ +183.29%, SPX +91.43%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 01/29/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
AMD	432	AMD	$ 85.64	-7	+82	+251	+3,793
Square	564	SQ	$ 215.96	-1	+189	+203	+2,362
Tesla Motors	118	TSLA	$ 793.53	+12	+510	+1,192	+1,975
NVIDIA	285	NVDA	$ 579.59	-1	+120	+261	+1,674
GameStop	448	GME	$ 325.00	+1,625	+8,364	+2,766	+1,140

Table 5(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,306 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $36.703 billion, median is $9.60 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 01/29/21	1 Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Apple	3	AAPL	$ 2,306	+1	+63	+194
Microsoft	17	MSFT	$ 1,802	+8	+37	+125
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,624	-2	+75	+93
Alphabet	12	GOOG	$ 1,257	+7	+25	+62
Tesla Motors	118	TSLA	$ 792	+20	+586	+1,402
The PBR1000			$ 36,703	+2	+19	+43

Table 6: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 01/29/21	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	112,105.10	-0.0	+16.4	+32.5	+89.9
DJIA	29,982.62	-2.0	+6.1	+19.9	+82.1
NASDAQ	13,070.69	+1.4	+42.8	+79.5	+183.4
S&P500	3,714.24	-1.1	+15.2	+37.4	+91.4
GOLD	1,850.30	-2.4	+16.1	+39.8	+65.4
SILVER	26.91	+1.9	+49.3	+68.4	+88.7
OIL	52.20	+7.6	-20.7	-3.1	+54.7

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The PBR1000 December 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

January 3, 2021 by admin

The PBR1000 for December 2020: The Stock Market Bull Wins 2020

2020 was quite a year for The Stock Market Bull, started with a big jump, took a big pandemic dive, worked his way out during economic uncertainties and a contentious US presidential election cycle, and ended up the year in record breaking style.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for Week 53 of 2020 and year ending 12/31/20:

DJIA ends Week 53 and 2020 at record 30,606.48, +1.35% from last Friday, +3.27% MTD, +10.17% QTD, +7.25% YTD, +0.00% from record 30,606.48 set 12/31/20.

NASDAQ ends Week 53 and 2020 at 12,888.28, +0.65% from last Friday, +5.65% MTD, +15.41% QTD, +43.64% YTD, -0.09% from record 12,899.42 set 12/28/20.

SPX ends Week 53 and 2020 at record 3,756.07, +1.43% from last Friday, +3.71% MTD, +11.69% QTD, +16.26% YTD, +0.00% from record 3,756.07 set 12/31/20.

The Week 53 of 2020 News Summary:

Coronavirus Pandemic: The year 2020 has ended and the final tallies are in. As of Thursday, 12/31/20, at 15:23PM Eastern US, the John Hopkins University CSSE unit says there are now 83,316,999 confirmed cases globally with 1,815,557 deaths, an increase from last Friday of 64,557, which is -14,671 from last Friday. For the US it is 19,923,169 confirmed cases and 345,015 deaths, an increase from last Friday of 14,769, which is -2,442 from last Friday. The Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccinations started a week ago to mixed success because of logistical issues.

US Presidential Transition: President-Elect Joe Biden continues to nominate high level officials. The Republicans are running out of time to contest allegations of voter fraud as courts continue to rule lawsuits as not valid. President Trump has still not conceded the race. The US House will continue to have a Democrat majority. The control of the US Senate will be decided by two US Senate runoff elections to be held on January 5 in Georgia.

US Economy: The number of weekly initial unemployment insurance claims fell again. Other indicators show a modestly growing economy. While the US House passed a bill authorizing a $2,000 benefit per qualified person, it appears the US Senate will not be approving the measure. The $600 benefit is already being sent out.

International News: The UK approves the Brexit deal. The Coronavirus Pandemic worsens in the European Union, more lockdowns and restrictions are being put in place.

US Stock Exchanges: It was a shortened trading week of 4 days, trading volumes were low, and it was a non-volatile week, with The Stock Market Bull having a nice day on Monday. The Stock Market Bear made a half-hearted appearance on Tuesday, and then The Stock Market Bull closed out Week 53 and 2020 with records for all 3 major US stock exchanges during the week, including 2 of them on the last day. It was a strange and dramatic year that started strong, then took a huge dip because of the Coronavirus Pandemic, and then had a strong recovery, The Stock Market Bull came out a clear and convincing victor in 2020. Now 2021 awaits, expert prognosticators are all over the place from doomsday to bright clear shiny days forecasts. Enjoy the long weekend to start the New Year, get a good rest, and then get ready to ride the 2021 rollercoaster!

The Week 53 of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 26 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 19 weeks
Mixed Results: 8 weeks

The December of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 7 months
The Stock Market Bear: 4 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The December 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 22

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 14+/8-; NASDAQ 15+/7-; SPX 12+/10-.

Record Days: DJIA 5, NASDAQ 10, SPX 7

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(12/01-04/20), NASDAQ 4 days(12/03-08/20, 12/14-17/20), and /SPX 3 days(12/15-17/20, 12/23-28/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 2 days(12/09-10/20), NASDAQ 2 days(12/18-21/20), and SPX 4 days(12/09-14/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 2 days, 12/01/20( N +1.28%, S +1.13%), 12/15/20(D +1.13%, N +1.25%, S +1.29%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 1 day, 12/09/20(N -1.94%)

The PBR1000 December 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 December 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on December 31, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to November 30, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to December 31, 2019, the 24 Months % Chg is compared to December 31, 2018, and 60 Months % Chg is compared to December 31, 2015. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +79% to -85%. 738 out of 1,000 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 3.85%, the median was a gain of 4.20%. The DJIA was +3.27%, NASDAQ +5.65%, SPX +3.71%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
Peabody Energy	568	BTU	$ 2.41	+79	-74	-92	n/a
RR Donnelly	457	RRD	$ 2.26	+61	-43	-43	-85
Waddell & Reed	998	WDR	$ 25.47	+55	+52	+41	-11
QEP Resources	988	QEP	$ 2.39	+48	-47	-58	-82
SM Energy	948	SM	$ 6.12	+45	-46	-60	-69

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +743% to -99%. 553 out of 992 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 14.00%, the median was a gain of 4.13%. The DJIA was +7.25%, NASDAQ +403.64%, SPX +16.26%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 705.67	+24	+743	+960	+1,370
Owens & Minor	332	OMI	$ 27.05	+5	+423	+327	-25
Tupperware	927	TUP	$ 32.39	-4	+278	+3	-42
Square	563	SQ	$ 217.64	+3	+248	+288	+1,563
Twilio	991	TWLO	$ 338.50	+6	+244	+279	n/a

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +710% to -99%. 557 out of 983 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 25.97%. The median was a gain of 7.22%. The DJIA was +16.05%, NASDAQ +66.41%, SPX +31.21%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
Roku	992	ROKU	$ 332.02	+13	+148	+984	n/a
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 705.67	+24	+743	+960	+1,370
Snap	936	SNAP	$ 50.07	+13	+207	+809	n/a
SunPower	917	SPWR	$ 25.64	+16	+229	+416	-15
AMD	932	AMD	$ 91.71	-1	+100	+397	+3,096

Table 4(R21): The PBR1000 Top 5 60 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 4 Summary: The range was +3,095% to -99%. 655 out of 953 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 73.66%. The median was a gain of 42.27%. The DJIA was +75.65%, NASDAQ +157.38%, SPX +83.77%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
AMD	432	AMD	$ 91.71	-1	+100	+397	+3,095
Square	563	SQ	$ 217.64	+3	+248	+288	+1,563
NVIDIA	286	NVDA	$ 522.20	-3	+122	+291	+1,484
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 705.67	+24	+743	+960	+1,370
Veeva Sys	996	VEEV	$ 272.25	-2	+94	+205	+844

Table 5(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,273 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $35.975 billion, median is $8.88 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	3	AAPL	$ 2,273	+15	+77	+160
Microsoft	17	MSFT	$ 1,676	+3	+39	+154
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,649	+3	+80	+196
Alphabet	12	GOOG	$ 1,176	-3	+27	+61
Facebook	47	FB	$ 774	-2	+33	+51
The PBR1000			$ 35,975	+3	+19	+39

Table 6: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 12/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg	60 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	111,968.91	+3.9	+14.0	+44.9	+73.7
DJIA	30,606.48	+3.3	+7.3	+31.2	+75.7
NASDAQ	12,888.28	+5.7	+43.6	+94.2	+157.4
S&P500	3,756.07	+3.7	+16.3	+49.8	+83.8
GOLD	1,895.10	+6.4	+24.7	+47.5	+78.8
SILVER	26.41	+16.9	+47.6	+69.7	+91.4
OIL	48.52	+7.0	-20.7	+5.9	+31.0

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The PBR1000 October 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

November 2, 2020 by admin

The PBR1000 for October 2020: The Stock Market Bear Comeback

The Stock Market Bull had a big smile going into the last week of October, but The Stock Market Bear attacked with a vengeance and growled with great satisfaction at the closing bell on the last day.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for October and Week 44 of 2020 ending 10/30/20:

DJIA ends October and Week 44 at 26,501.60, -6.47% from last Friday, -4.61% MTD/QTD, -7.14% YTD, -10.32% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends October and Week 44 at 10,911.59, -5.51% from last Friday, -2.29% MTD/QTD, +21.61% YTD, -9.50% from record 12,056.44 set 09/02/20.

SPX ends October and Week 44 at 3,269.96, -5.64% from last Friday, -2.77% MTD/QTD, +1.21% YTD, -8.68% from record 3,580.84 set 09/02/20.

The October and Week 44 of 2020 News Summary: The Coronavirus Pandemic was the top news item this week as cases in Europe and the US experienced an increased rate of infection. Here are the latest tallies: As of today at 2:24PM Eastern US the John Hopkins University CSSE unit says there are now 45,426,839 confirmed cases globally with 1,186,425 deaths, an increase of 45,472, which is +5,931 from last Friday. For the US it’s 9,018,524 confirmed cases and 229,356 deaths, an increase of 5,628, which is +306 from last Friday. The increases in Europe have led Germany and France to impose some lockdowns, this appears to be a second wave of the virus, and there is some evidence now that once a person has had the virus it does not necessarukt give them immunity in the future. Several vaccines are still in Phase 3 trials and results should be available in the next week or so. In the US testing is becoming more available, results quicker and more affordable as some of the major pharmaceutical chains gear up to provide that service. For international trade news everything seems to be on pause because of the pandemic and the anticipation of the US general elections. US economic news continues to show improvement, with a big rebound in the Gross Domestic Product. Initial jobless claims continue to lessen, manufacturing continues to rise, retail is up, but cruise lines continue to have to cancel cruises. The hospitality industries continue to struggle as they attempt to re-open. The holiday season is looking good as people have adjusted their buying habits to doing more shopping online in great numbers. It was a big week for corporate earnings. Results were mixed to moderate, but generally companies seem to have adjusted to the current environment. Many experts have said a new stimulus program is needed, but Congress and the White House have not been able to reach an agreement on a bill to do that. There might be some action after election results are in. The southern part of the US was again pounded by another storm, Hurricane Zeta, which could have some economic impact as well. The US general elections are now front and center. Mail in ballots are at record numbers, at last count representing well over half the total votes cast in the 2016 elections. Former VP Biden continues to pound away at President Trump’s management style and handling of the pandemic while President Trump points to VP Biden’s 47 years in politics without really accomplishing much. The Senate did confirm Amy Coney Barrett as an Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court and she has officially been installed. Democrats continue to argue that it was a rushed process that should have waited until after the election. Citizens continue to be pounded with political ads in hopes of swaying those few who are still undecided. The polls continue to show Biden a few points ahead of Trump. Election day is next Tuesday, November 3rd, but the final results could take several days, perhaps even weeks, to determine the victor. The Stock Market Bear, however, was the clear winner in a gruesome bloodbath in Week 44, appropriate for Halloween week. The victory was so complete that it wiped out the gains of The Stock Market Bull during the month, so The Stock Market Bear gets October as well. The Year-to-Date results are now mixed. In sports news, The LA Dodgers take the World Series over The Tampa Bay Rays in 6 games. If you haven’t already, remember to vote, then sit back, munch on the leftover Halloween treats, and see how long the fireworks show will last!

The Week 44 of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 21 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 18 weeks
Mixed Results: 5 weeks

The October 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 5 months
The Stock Market Bear: 4 months
Mixed Results: 1 months

The October 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 22

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 10+/12-; NASDAQ 11+/11-; SPX 11+/11-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 0, SPX 0

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(10/07-12/20), NASDAQ 4 days(10/07-12/20), and SPX 4 days(10/07-12/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(10/23-28/20), NASDAQ 5 days(10/13-19/20), and SPX 3 days(10/13-15/20, 10/26-28/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 6 days, 10/01/20( N +1.42%), 10/05/20(D +1.68%, N +2.32%, S +1.80%), 10/07/20(D +1.91%, N +1.88%, S +1.74%), 10/09/20(N +1.39%), 10/12/20(N +2.56%, S +1.64%), 10/29/20(N +1.64%, S +1.19%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 6 days, 10/02/20(N -2.22%), 10/06/20(D -1.34%, N -1.57%, S -1.40%), 10/19/20(D -1.44%, N -1.65%, S -1.63%), 10/26/20(D -2.29%, N -1.64%, S -1.86%), 10/28/20(D -3.43%, N -3.73%, S -3.53), 10/30/20(N -2.45%, S -1.21%)

The PBR1000 October 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 October 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on October 30, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to September 30, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to October 31, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to October 31, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +66% to -98%. 487 out of 1,000 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a loss of 0.25%, the median was a loss of 0.35%. The DJIA was -4.61%, NASDAQ -2.29%, SPX -2.77%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 10/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
CIT Group	862	CIT	$ 29.45	+66	-31	-38
Tupperware	930	TUP	$ 31.72	+57	+229	-10
Eaton Vance	945	EV	$ 59.79	+57	+31	+33
Snap	938	SNAP	$ 39.39	+51	+162	+496
Community Health	234	CYH	$ 6.24	+48	+76	+97

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +516% to -99%. 401 out of 994 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 3.35%, the median was a loss of 7.08%. The DJIA was -2.01%, NASDAQ +31.59%, SPX +7.65%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 10/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	119	TSLA	$ 388.04	-10	+516	+475
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 25.12	+0	+273	+218
Tupperware	930	TUP	$ 31.72	+57	+229	-10
Wayfair	336	W	$ 248.03	-15	+202	+125
Vista Outdoor	935	VSTO	$ 19.77	-2	+195	+58

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +496% to -99%. 465 out of 983 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 16.51%. The median was a loss of 3.40%. The DJIA was +5.52%, NASDAQ +49.35%, SPX +20.59%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 10/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Snap	938	SNAP	$ 39.39	+51	+162	+496
Tesla	119	TSLA	$ 388.04	-10	+516	+475
AMD	433	AMD	$ 75.29	-8	+122	+313
Twilio	992	TWLO	$ 278.97	+13	+189	+271
Roku	993	ROKU	$ 202.40	+7	+38	+264

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $1,972 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $31.395 billion, median is $7.28 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 10/30/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 1,972	-2	+56	+126
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,608	+2	+72	+189
Microsoft	17	MSFT	$ 1,548	-3	+32	+135
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 1,062	+6	+8	+46
Facebook	47	FB	$ 800	+7	+28	+56
The PBR1000			$ 31,395	-1	+5	+22

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 10/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	97,085.29	-0.3	+3.4	+16.5
DJIA	26,501.60	-4.6	-2.0	+5.5
NASDAQ	10,911.59	-2.3	+31.6	+49.4
S&P500	3,269.96	-2.8	+7.7	+20.6
GOLD	1,879.90	-0.8	+24.1	+54.2
SILVER	23.65	+0.7	+30.9	+65.2
OIL	35.79	-11.0	-33.9	-44.9

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The PBR1000 September 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

October 3, 2020 by admin

The PBR1000 for September 2020: The Stock Market Bear Returns

The Stock Market Bull took 5 months in a row, The Stock Market Bear returns in a big and revengeful way, much to the chagrin of investors.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for September 2020 ending 09/30/20:

DJIA ends September at 27,781.70, +2.24% from last Friday, -2.28% MTD, +7.63% QTD, -2.65% YTD, -5.99% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends September at 11,167.51, +2.33% from last Friday, -5.16% MTD, +11.02% QTD, +24.46% YTD, -7.37% from record 12,056.44 set 09/02/20.

SPX ends September at 3,363.00, +1.96% from last Friday, -3.92% MTD, +8.47% QTD, +4.09% YTD, -6.08% from record 3,580.84 set 09/02/20.

The September 2020 News Summary: The Coronavirus Pandemic continued to be the main theme throughout September, but there were several other news items that had their turns at dominating the news for a day or so. The Coronavirus Pandemic tallies as of today at 12:33PM Eastern US by the John Hopkins University CSSE unit is now 33,799,264 confirmed cases globally with 1,010,381 deaths, an increase of 162,351, a 6% downward trend from August. For the US it’s 7,219,635 confirmed cases and 206,665 deaths, an increase of 23,266, a 24% downward trend from August. There are now vaccine candidates in Phase 3 testing, results should be known within a few weeks. If it looks good then it appears that a vaccine should be available by the end of 2020/early 2021, production and logistics plans are being developed for quick deployment. Rapid tests are also coming to market, with concerns about false positive/negative results being at higher percentages than would be liked. Schools and universities opened up in a variety of formats with mixed results and opinions. Several major college conferences reversed course and decided to play football, basketball and other fall sports, with shortened seasons, frequent testing of athletes and staff, to empty stadiums, and with different playoff methods. At the professional level football is being played, as is basketball, with interuptions from positive COVID-19 tests, and the Tampa Bay Lightning won hockey’s Stanley Cup Championship in a shortened season. In international trade and news the US and China continue to have stalled trade negotiations, with some of that being the controversy over popular China based app TikTok, which apparently can capture a lot of individual information. A deal in which Oracle and Walmart acquire, or have controlling interest in the US version has the blessing of the US, but not necessarily China, and needs to be resolved by 11/12/20. A major and unexpected international agreement brokered by the US was the ‘Abraham’ peace accords signed by Israel, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. The US economy is recovering, maybe at a slower pace, but is considered out of recession. Jobs results are a little mixed, several major corporations and industries, especially travel, are announcing major layoffs. Manufacturing seems to be increasing. Retail is starting to hire for the upcoming holiday season. Home sales and new construction are up. The Federal Reserve modified its 2% inflation guidelines which would keep federal short term interest rates very low for a few years. At the end of the month a new stimulus package appeared to be eminent, but apparently became stalled. Wildfires raged in California, Oregon, and Washington, displacing hundreds of thousands of people and destroying homes and businesses. The Gulf Coast was hit by Hurricane Sally and caused widespread damage as well. In US government news revered Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away at 87, considered to be a liberal member, and most noted for being a strong crusader for women’s rights. In a controversial move President Trump quickly nominated conservative and highly regarded jurist Amy Coney Barrett as the successor, which would clearly define SCOTUS as conservative. Senate hearings on her confirmation start 10/12/20 and it appears that she could be approved and take the vacant seat by the 11/03/20 election day, which would be a record for shortest time to get through the process. The US 2020 Presidential Election Race experienced a very contentious and chaotic first debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden. Next is a Vice President debate followed by two more presidential debate encounters. The major US stock exchanges were volatile in September, impacted significantly by a technology sector selloff. However, by the end of the month both the NASDAQ and S&P500 were ahead for the year with the Dow Jones retreating back into negative territory. The Stock Market Bull and The Stock Market Bear both had their moments in the day-to-day gore and slash battles, but in the end The Stock Market Bear took the 9th month victory by a wide margin, but still lagging year-to-date. There is a lot going on, many moving parts, many varying expert opinions, it’s anyone’s guess about what will happen. Enjoy the rollercoaster ride that appears certain for October.

The September 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 5 months
The Stock Market Bear: 3 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The September 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 21

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 12+/9-; NASDAQ 10+/11-; SPX 11+/10-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 2, SPX 2

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(09/11-16/20), NASDAQ 4 days(08/28-09/02/20), and SPX 3 days(09/11-15/20, 09/24-28/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(09/03-08/20, 09/17-21/20), NASDAQ 4 days(09/16-21/20), and SPX 4 days(09/16-21/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 9 days, 09/01/20( N +1.39%), 09/02/20(D +1.59%, S +1.54%), 09/09/20(D +1.60%, N +2.71%, S +2.01%), 09/14/20(D +1.18%, N +1.87%, S +1.27%), 09/15/20(N +1.21%), 09/22/20(N +1.71%, S +1.05%), 09/25/20(D +1.34%, N +2.26%, S +1.60%), 09/28/20(D +1.51%, N +1.87%, S +1.61%), 09/30/20(D +1.20%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 9 days, 09/03/20(D -2.78%, N -4.96%, S -3.51%), 09/04/20(N -1.27%), 09/08/20(D -2.25%, N -4.11%, S -2.78%), 09/10/20(D -1.45%, N -1.99%, S -1.76%), 09/16/20(N -1.25%), 09/17/20(N -1.27%), 09/18/20(N -1.07%, S -1.12%), 09/21/20(D -1.84%, S -1.16%), 09/23/20(D -1.92%, N -3.02%, S -2.37%)

The PBR1000 September 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 September 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on September 30, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to August 31, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to September 30, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to September 28, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +69% to -64%. 294 out of 999 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a loss of 2.81%, the median was a loss of 3.69%. The DJIA was -2.28%, NASDAQ -5.16%, SPX -3.92%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 09/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Scientific Games	680	SGMS	$ 34.91	+69	+72	+37
GameStop	450	GME	$ 10.20	+53	+85	-33
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 25.11	+51	+332	+52
Eastman Kodak	985	KODK	$ 8.82	+47	+234	+185
Penn Natl Gaming	516	PENN	$ 72.70	+42	+290	+121

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +791% to -87%. 409 out of 994 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 4.53%, the median was a loss of 6.54%. The DJIA was +3.21%, NASDAQ +39.61%, SPX +12.98%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 09/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 429.01	-14	+791	+710
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 25.11	+51	+332	+52
Penn Natl Gaming	516	PENN	$ 72.70	+42	+290	+121
Camping World	540	CWH	$ 29.75	+2	+234	+40
Eastman Kodak	985	KODK	$ 8.82	+47	+234	+185

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +710% to -95%. 393 out of 982 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 6.71%. The median was a loss of 12.19%. The DJIA was +5.00%, NASDAQ +38.79%, SPX +15.41%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 09/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 429.01	-14	+791	+710
Snap	941	SNAP	$ 26.11	+16	+65	+208
Boston Beer	979	SAM	$ 883.36	+0	+143	+207
RH	808	RH	$ 382.62	+16	+124	+192
Twilio	993	TWLO	$ 247.09	-8	+125	+186

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,008 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $31.525 billion, median is $7.10 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 09/30/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 2,008	-6	+56	+130
Microsoft	17	MSFT	$ 1,592	-8	+32	+142
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,577	-7	+72	+184
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 998	-11	+8	+37
Facebook	47	FB	$ 746	-11	+28	+46
The PBR1000			$ 31,525	-5	+4	+22

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 09/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	97,342.36	-2.8	+4.5	+6.7
DJIA	27,781.70	-2.8	+3.2	+5.0
NASDAQ	11,167.51	-5.2	+39.6	+38.8
S&P500	3,363.00	-3.9	+13.0	+15.4
GOLD	1,895.50	-4.2	+28.2	+58.5
SILVER	23.49	-17.8	+37.9	+59.9
OIL	40.22	-5.6	-25.9	-45.3

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The PBR1000 August 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

September 2, 2020 by admin

August 2020 The PBR1000: 5 In a Row for The Stock Market Bull

What virus pandemic? From April through August The Stock Market Bull has been in charge of the pasture. How long can the streak go?

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for the month of August ending 08/31/20:

DJIA ends August 2020 at 28,430.05, -0.78% from last Friday, +7.57% MTD, +10.14% QTD, -0.38% YTD, -3.79% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends August 2020 at record 11,775.46, +0.68% from last Friday, +9.59% MTD, +17.07% QTD, +31.24% YTD, +0.00% from record 11,775.46 set 08/31/20.

SPX ends August 2020 at 3,500.31, -0.22% from last Friday, +7.01% MTD, +12.90% QTD, +12.90% YTD, -0.22% from record 3,508.01 set 08/28/20.

The August 2020 News Summary: It was another month where the Coronavirus Pandemic continue to lead or affect the news, but there were some challengers late in the month. The Coronavirus Pandemic tallies as of today at 01:28PM Eastern US by the John Hopkins University CSSE unit is now 25,325,617 confirmed cases globally with 848,030 deaths, an increase of 172,448 from last month. For the US it’s 6,020,186 confirmed cases and 183,399 deaths, an increase of 30,459 from last month. During the month there were advances in potential vaccines and test kits. Organizations of all types grappled with trying to open up, from commercial businesses to schools and universities and professional sports teams with varying success. Technology and technology infrastructure showed they have some bright spots but still have a ways to go to be reliable. People seemed mostly accepting that masking is an acceptable and polite strategy when out in the public. In international trade news the US and China appear to be getting back together to discuss some issues, even with the threatened shutdown of the popular China based TikTok platform in the US, which apparently some US high tech companies are possibly interested in acquiring. Japan’s Prime Minister Abe surprised the international community when he announced he is stepping down for health reasons. A big political and trade announcement was that the United Arab Emirates and Israel have agreed to establish diplomatic relations, a first between an Islamic country and the Jewish state. US corporate earnings were mixed during August, with the transportation sector airlines and cruises taking some hits while retailers did better than expected. US economic news continued to show the effects of the downturn. Indices that are more recent, however, showed some robust growth, especially those related to housing. Jobs are coming back, but the pace has apparently slowed. Surveys of consumers and businesses generally indicated short term concerns but cautious long term optimism. The Federal Reserve revised the way it makes decisions based on Gross Domestic Product such that the short term interest rates will probably remain very low over the next few years. Sadly, highly publicized shootings of black men by police created a lot of civil unrest and some destructive violence across some major cities of the US over the past month. The 2020 US Presidential Race took the next step as both the Democrats and Republicans held their conventions, mostly in an online format. Debates are next, 3 presidential, 1 vice presidential, starting September 29th. For the stock markets it was the best August in many years. The Stock Market Bull overwhelmingly won the month 3-0 and now has a string of 5 months in a row. The Stock Market Bear made an occasional trip onto the pasture but was unable to establish any kind of momentum. The biggest stock news included the 4:1 Apple and 5:1 Tesla stock splits on the last day of August, Apple exceeding $2 trillion in market capitalization, the NASDAQ and S&P500 hitting records, and the DJIA recovering to around even YTD. This sets the stage for the last month of the 3rd quarter, and it’s anyone’s guess about what will happen. Enjoy the ride!

The 8th Month of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 5 months
The Stock Market Bear: 2 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The August 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 21

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 14+/7-; NASDAQ 15+/6-; SPX 16+/5-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 13, SPX 7

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 7 days(07/31-08/10/20), NASDAQ 6 days(07/29-08/05/20), and SPX 7 days(07/31-08/10/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(08/17-19/20), NASDAQ 3 day(08/07-11/20), and SPX 2 days(08/13-14/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 9 days, 08/03/20( N +1.47%), 08/05/20(D +1.39%), 08/06/20(N +1.00%), 08/10/20(D +1.30%), 08/12/20(D +1.05%, N +2.13%, S +1.40%), 08/17/20(N +1.00%), 08/20/20(N +1.06%), 08/24/20(D +1.35%, S +1.00%), 08/26/20(N +1.73%, S +1.02%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 1 days, 08/11/20(N -1.69%)

The PBR1000 August 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 August 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on August 31, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to July 31, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to August 31, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to August 31, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +107% to -80%. 733 out of 999 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 5.49%, the median was a gain of 4.59%. The DJIA was +7.57%, NASDAQ +9.59%, SPX +7.01%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 08/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Groupon	867	GRPN	$ 31.83	+107	-36	-63
Fossil	868	FOSL	$ 6.44	+94	-50	-72
Conduent	586	CNDT	$ 3.38	+77	-48	-85
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 498.32	+74	+1,004	+726
Cooper-Standard	722	CPS	$ 18.12	+69	-52	-87

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +1,004% to -88%. 487 out of 994 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 9.69%, the median was a loss of 1.17%. The DJIA was +7.68%, NASDAQ +47.88%, SPX +19.61%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 08/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 498.32	+74	+1,004	+726
Camping World	539	CWH	$ 29.06	-21	+282	+40
Hovnanian	893	HOV	$ 31.32	+34	+280	-20
Vista Outdoor	934	VSTO	$ 19.41	+13	+247	+5
Owens & Minor	330	OMI	$ 16.58	+3	+226	-2

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +726% to -94%. 404 out of 980 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 9.33%. The median was a loss of 10.29%. The DJIA was +9.49%, NASDAQ +45.21%, SPX +20.64%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 08/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	118	TSLA	$ 498.32	+74	+1,004	+726
AMD	432	AMD	$ 90.82	+17	+189	+261
Twilio	991	TWLO	$ 269.76	-3	+107	+234
Roku	992	ROKU	$ 173.48	+12	+15	+192
Boston Beer	977	SAM	$ 881.98	+9	+101	+191

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $2,135 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $33.134 billion, median is $7.31 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 08/31/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 2,135	+28	+66	+144
Microsoft	17	MSFT	$ 1,732	+12	+44	+163
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,704	+12	+86	+206
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 1,117	+7	+21	+53
Facebook	47	FB	$ 837	+25	+44	+63
The PBR1000			$ 33,134	+9	+10	+28

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 08/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	99,883.25	+5.5	+9.7	+9.3
DJIA	28,430.05	+7.6	+7.7	+9.5
NASDAQ	11,775.46	+9.6	+47.9	+45.2
S&P500	3,500.31	+7.0	+19.6	+20.6
GOLD	1,978.60	-0.4	+29.4	+63.9
SILVER	28.59	+18.1	+55.9	+96.2
OIL	42.61	+5.8	-22.7	-39.0

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The PBR1000 July 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

August 2, 2020 by admin

July 2020 The PBR1000: The Stock Market Bull Streak Continues

The Stock Market Bull takes his 4th month in a row, the NASDAQ is breaking records, the S&P 500 is ahead YTD, and the DJIA is climbing as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cause havoc to the economy.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for the month of July ending 07/31/20:

DJIA ends July at 26,428.32, -0.16% from last Friday, +2.38% MTD/QTD, -7.39% YTD, -10.57% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends July at 10,745.27, +3.69% from last Friday, +6.82% MTD/QTD, +19.76% YTD, -0.20% from record 10,767.09 set 07/20/20.

SPX ends July at 3,271.12, +1.73% from last Friday, +5.51% MTD/QTD, +1.25% YTD, -3.40% from record 3,386.15 set 02/19/20.

The July News Summary: It was the start of a new half, a new quarter, and there was a sense of optimism. But the Coronavirus Pandemic insisted on staying in the limelight, there was a resurgence of new cases as states tried various strategies to re-open businesses and their economies. Now discussions are about how to re-open schools safely, to push for online learning, or some hybrid. As the month came to an end there was some new optimism as some promising vaccines were entering mid-stage phases on human subjects. The Coronavirus pandemic tallies as of today at 02:35PM Eastern US by the John Hopkins University CSSE unit is now 17,422,252 confirmed cases globally with 675,584 deaths. For the US it’s 4,550,247 confirmed cases and 152,940 deaths. The international trade wars continue with most attention on the US/China trade negotiations which seem very far apart at the end of the month. There was a flood of corporate earnings report by the end of the month. as technology stocks had some big quarterly wins, everyone else seemed to fizzle somewhat. The US economy took a big hit at the end of the month as the GDP plummeted, jobs numbers are not recovering as fast as hoped, and the $600/week unemployment benefit was starting to end. The 2 houses of Congress end the month trying to find some common ground to go for another round of stimulus. With all that, the bottom line is that The Stock Market Bull had an excellent month, taking all major US exchanges for a 4th month in a row 3-0 win with the US stock exchanges, but it was a battle as The Stock Market Bear had some strong appearances throughout the month as well. Week 31 was an indication of this, with a Bull 2-1 mixed result win. Summer is now starting to drag on, the Coronavirus Pandemic continues with a glimmer of hope for a vaccine and upcoming tests being developed that are supposed to be reliable, quick, and inexpensive. Be safe as we close out July and start August with a lot of questions still to be answered and searching for the best directions to take.

The Week 31 of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 15 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 13 weeks
Mixed Results: 3 weeks

The Monthly 2020 tally YTD(7 Months) is:
The Stock Market Bull: 4 months
The Stock Market Bear: 2 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The July 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 22

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 13+/9-; NASDAQ 15+/7-; SPX 14+/8-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 7, SPX 0

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 4 days(07/10-15/20), NASDAQ 5 days(06/29-07/06/20), and SPX 5 days(06/29-07/06/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 2 days(07/23-24/20), NASDAQ 2 day(07/23-24/20), and SPX 3 days(07/23-24/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 8 days, 07/06/20(D +1.78%, N +2.21%, S +1.59%), 07/08/20(N +1.49%), 07/10/20(D +1.44%, S +1.05%), 07/14/20(D +2.13%, S +1.34%), 07/20/20(N +2.51%), 07/27/20(N +1.67%), 07/29/20(N +1.35%, S +1.24%), 07/31/20(N +1.49%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 5 days, 07/07/20(D -1.51%, S -1.08%), 07/09/20(D -1.39%), 07/13/20(N -2.13%), 07/23/20(D -1.31%, N -2.29%, S -1.23%), 07/28/20(N -1.27%)

The PBR1000 July 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 July 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on July 31, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to June 30, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to July 31, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to July 31, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +88% to -83%. 667 out of 999 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 7.07%, the median was a gain of 3.06%. The DJIA was +2.38%, NASDAQ +6.82%, SPX +5.51%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 07/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Eastman Kodak	983	KODK	$ 21.85	+880	+803	+594
Tupperware	930	TUP	$ 15.43	+225	+1	-58
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 16.08	+111	+493	-15
Ocwen Financial	995	OCN	$ 1.19	+79	-37	-70
Community Health	234	CYH	$ 4.98	+65	+143	+49

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +803% to -98%. 367 out of 995 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 3.12%, the median was a loss of 10.24%. The DJIA was -1.62%, NASDAQ +31.43%, SPX +9.76%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 07/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Eastman Kodak	983	KODK	$ 21.85	+880	+803	+594
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 16.08	+111	+493	-15
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 1,430.76	+33	+492	+380
Cincinnati Bell	956	CBB	$ 15.01	+1	+293	+12
Hovnanian	894	HOV	$ 23.30	-0	+288	-41

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +594% to -99%. 386 out of 981 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 7.43%. The median was a loss of 13.21%. The DJIA was +3.99%, NASDAQ +40.06%, SPX +16.15%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 07/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Eastman Kodak	983	KODK	$ 21.85	+880	+803	+594
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 1,430.76	+33	+492	+380
Twilio	992	TWLO	$ 277.42	+27	+99	+379
AMD	433	AMD	$ 77.43	+47	+154	+322
Veeva Systems	996	VEEV	$ 264.57	+13	+59	+250

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $1,668 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $30.516 billion, median is $7.07 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 07/31/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 1,668 B	+6	+30	+91
Microsoft	20	MSFT	$ 1,546 B	+3	+29	+135
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,522 B	+14	+66	+174
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 1,048 B	+13	+14	+44
Facebook	46	FB	$ 669 B	+6	+15	+30
The PBR1000			$ 30,516 B	+7	+1	+18

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 07/31/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	96,155.80	+7.1	+3.1	+7.4
DJIA	26,428.32	+2.4	-1.6	+4.0
NASDAQ	10,745.27	+6.8	+31.4	+40.1
S&P500	3,271.12	+5.5	+9.8	+16.2
GOLD	1,985.90	+10.3	+38.1	+61.1
SILVER	24.22	+29.9	+47.6	+55.9
OIL	40.27	+2.6	-31.3	-41.1

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The PBR1000 June 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

July 3, 2020 by admin

June 2020 The PBR1000: The Stock Market Bull Has 3 In a Row

Even though The Stock Market Bull has won the last 3 months, he is still behind in the DJIA and S&P500 Year-to-Date.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for the Month of June ending 06/30/20:

DJIA ends June at 25,812.88, +3.19% from last Friday, +1.69% MTD, +17.77% QTD, -9.55% YTD, -12.65% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends June at 10,058.77, +3.09% from last Friday, +5.99% MTD, +30.63% QTD, +12.11% YTD, -0.72% from record 10,131.37 set 06/23/20.

SPX ends June at 3,100.29, +3.03% from last Friday, +1.84% MTD, +19.95% QTD, -4.04% YTD, -8.44% from record 3,386.15 set 02/19/20.

The Month of June 2020 News Summary: The Coronavirus Pandemic was the primary driver for most news during June. The coronavirus pandemic tally as of 1:33PM Eastern US by the John Hopkins University CSSE unit is now 10,389,818 confirmed cases globally with 508,406 deaths. For the US it’s 2,620,250 confirmed cases and 126,645 deaths. There does appear to be some flattening out across countries of the world and economies are slowly being opened up. At the beginning of the month there was some optimism that the US could start reopening up its economy and states starting doing so. However, by the end of the month it was clear that there was an uptick rate in cases and several states have had to suspend or further modify their reopening plans. At the beginning of the month there was unexpected turmoil from the death of George Floyd, a person of color, when he died from a knee on his throat for several minutes by a Minneapolis policeman. It was unwarranted and protests broke out across the US that resulted in more deaths and destruction of property, some caused by some aggressive radical groups. This spread globally and other similar cases got wide reporting as well. By the end of the month some dialog was starting to happen. Local, state, and federal laws and proclamations continue to be made as incidents like this are reviewed and made public. This has also caused some bitterness especially in the South where many Civil War Memorials were defaced or destroyed. There does not appear to be an easy path forward to resolve this issues that have simmered and exploded time and again since the US Constitution went into effect in the late 1700’s. US/China trade negotiations were also at a difficult point compounded by events in Hong Kong as China tries to exert more pressure for it to be integrated into its society. Throughout the month the US economy was mixed as the reopening of the economy was attempted. The Federal Reserve gave a somewhat bleak forecast for the economy, rolled back some financial regulations, but also issued a stress test to the major banking institutions. After a major dip in March, the US stock exchanges made a very dramatic comeback for the quarter. The NASDAQ was especially active, set some new record highs, in trading that was volatile for much of the month for all exchanges. The Stock Market Bull prevailed 3-0 for June, but it was not an easy slog because The Stock Market Bear is relentless and continues to try to leverage the coronavirus pandemic and repercussions from it. The first half of 2020 is now in the books. With continued concerns about the Coronavirus Pandemic, the simmering civil unrest, and the upcoming US presidential election, the second half could be just as difficult.

The June 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 3 months
The Stock Market Bear: 2 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The June 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 22

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 14+/8-; NASDAQ 18+/4-; SPX 14+/8-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 5, SPX 0

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 6 days(06/01-08/20), NASDAQ 8 days(06/12-23/20), and SPX 4 days(05/29-06/03/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(06/09-11/20, 06/17-19/20), NASDAQ 1 day(06/04/20, 06/11/20, 06/24/20), and SPX 3 days(06/09-11/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 11 days, 06/02/20(D +1.05%), 06/03/20(D +2.05%, S +1.36%), 06/05/20(D +3.15%, N +2.06%, S +2.62%), 06/08/20(D +1.70%, N +1.13%, S +1.20%), 06/12/20(D +1.90%, N +1.01%, S +1.31%), 06/15/20(N +1.43%), 06/16/20(D +2.04%, N +1.75%, S +1.90%), 06/22/20(N +1.11%), 06/25/20(D +1.18%, N +1.09%, S +1.10%), 06/29/20(D +2.32%, N +1.20%, S +1.47%), 06/30/20(N +1.87%, S +1.54%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 5 days, 06/09/20(D -1.09%), 06/10/20(D -1.04%), 06/11/20(D -6.90%, N -5.27%, S -5.88%), 06/24/20(D -2.72%, N -2.19%, S -2.59%), 06/26/20(D -2.84%, N -2.59%, S -2.42%)

The PBR1000 June 2020 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 June 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on June 30, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to May 29, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to June 28, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to June 29, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +83% to -83%. 538 out of 997 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 1.05%, the median was a gain of 0.87%. The DJIA was +1.69%, NASDAQ +5.99%, SPX +1.84%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 06/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Michaels	531	MIK	$ 7.07	+83	-19	-63
Whiting Petroleum	951	WLL	$ 1.14	+62	-94	-98
JCPenney	290	JCPNQ	$ 0.33	+59	-71	-86
Fossil Group	871	FOSL	$ 4.65	+52	-60	-83
QEP Resources	988	QEP	$ 1.29	+51	-82	-89

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +351% to -99%. 313 out of 995 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a loss of 2.95%, the median was a loss of 14.73%. The DJIA was -2.96%, NASDAQ +25.64%, SPX +5.39%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 06/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 1,079.81	+29	+383	+215
Hovnanian	894	HOV	$ 23.39	+43	+208	-43
Cincinnati Bell	956	CBB	$ 14.85	+1	+200	-5
Owens & Minor	331	OMI	$ 7.62	-4	+138	-54
NVIDIA	284	NVDA	$ 379.91	+7	+131	+60

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +291% to -99%. 363 out of 975 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 2.88%. The median was a loss of 13.77%. The DJIA was +6.53%, NASDAQ +33.93%, SPX +14.05%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 06/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Twilio	992	TWLO	$ 219.19	+11	+61	+291
AMD	433	AMD	$ 52.61	-2	+73	+251
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 1,079.81	+29	+383	+215
Veeva Systems	996	VEEV	$ 234.42	+7	+45	+205
Roku	993	ROKU	$ 116.53	+6	+29	+173

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $1,379 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $28.329 billion, median is $6.65 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 06/30/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 1,568 B	+14	+22	+79
Microsoft	20	MSFT	$ 1,505 B	+9	+25	+128
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,337 B	+12	+46	+140
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 929 B	-4	+1	+27
Facebook	46	FB	$ 629 B	-2	+8	+23
The PBR1000			$ 28,947 B	+0	-6	+10

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 06/30/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	89,755.06	+1.1	-3.0	+2.9
DJIA	25,812.88	+1.7	-3.0	+6.4
NASDAQ	10,058.77	+6.0	+25.6	+33.9
S&P500	3,100.29	+1.8	+5.4	+14.1
GOLD	1,800.50	+3.3	+27.5	+43.5
SILVER	18.64	+0.8	+21.4	+15.1
OIL	39.27	+11.2	-32.5	-47.0

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The PBR1000 May 2020 Stocks & Commodities Snapshots

June 4, 2020 by admin

May 2020 The PBR1000: The Stock Market Bull Gains More Ground

The Stock Market Bull continues to make a strong effort to overcome major losses from the coronavirus pandemic. Opinions are mixed about how long it will take.

By Larry C. Paxton

The PBRMarketTools US Stock Exchanges Recap for Week 22 and month of May 2020 ending 05/29/20:

DJIA ends Week 22 at 25,383.11, +3.75% from last Friday, +4.26% MTD, +15.81% QTD, -11.06% YTD, -14.11% from record 29,551.42 set 02/12/20.

NASDAQ ends Week 22 at 9,489.87, +1.77% from last Friday, +6.75% MTD, +23.24% QTD, +5.76% YTD, -3.33% from record 9,817.18 set 02/19/20.

SPX ends Week 22 at 3,044.31, +3.01% from last Friday, +4.53% MTD, +17.79% QTD, -5.77% YTD, -10.10% from record 3,386.15 set 02/19/20.

The end of May and Week 22 News Summary: Center stage during this Week 22 US 4 day work week was the ongoing US and China issues. While trade discussions have been difficult, the latest concern is China taking over more control of former UK colony Hong Kong. US President Trump’s immediate response is to use sanctions. The coronavirus pandemic continues to be big news as well. Countries around the world are starting to re-open their businesses and economy to mixed reviews. In the US many major retailers announced their re-openings and current plans for more. The coronavirus pandemic tally as of 12:32PM Eastern US by the John Hopkins University CSSE unit is now 5,878,701 confirmed cases globally with 362,769 deaths. For the US it’s 1,735,971 confirmed cases and 102,323 deaths. A stream of good news about potential vaccines and tests for coronavirus seemed to escalate during the week. The US economic news was mixed with real data indicating major downturns, especially for employment and real GDP adjusted down from -4.8% to -5.0%. However, it is also now showing some up signs, meaning negative numbers are starting towards the positive, and cautious optimism has been reflected in some interviews of Federal Reserve Board members. Week 22 was a typical progression from the start of May. The additional item of interest for May was the new $3 trillion stimulus package that went into effect mid-month to help businesses make it through the pandemic. It was certainly a good week and end of May for The Stock Market Bull. He came back well rested after the Memorial Day holiday, was eager to fight and quickly gored The Stock Market Bear deep on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Stock Market Bear recovered a little bit on Thursday, and Friday was a mixed result in favor of The Stock Market Bull who easily took Week 22 and the month of May with convincing 3-0 results, but still has a long way to go to get back to record levels achieved earlier in the year.

The Week 22 of 2020 tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 11 weeks
The Stock Market Bear: 10 weeks
Mixed Results: 1 week

The monthly tally YTD is:
The Stock Market Bull: 2 months
The Stock Market Bear: 2 months
Mixed Results: 1 month

The May 2020 US Major Stock Market Exchanges Summary

Number of Trading Days: 20

Number of Gain(+)/Loss(-) Days: DJIA 10+/10-; NASDAQ 14+/6-; SPX 13+/7-.

Record Days: DJIA 0, NASDAQ 0, SPX 0

Longest Gain Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(05/14-18/20), NASDAQ 6 days(05/04-11/20), and SPX 3 days(05/07-11/20, 05/14-18/20, 05/22-27/20)

Longest Loss Streak(Consecutive Days): DJIA 3 days(05/11-13/20), NASDAQ 2 days(04/30-05/01/20, 05/12-13/20), and SPX 2 days(04/30-05/01/20, 05/12-13/20)

Big Swing Up Days(>1.00%): 10 days, 05/04/20(N +1.23%, 05/05/20(N +1.13%), 05/07/20(N +1.41%, S +1.15%), 05/08/20(D +1.91%, N +1.58%, S +1.69%), 05/14/20(D +1.62%, S +1.15%), 05/18/20(D +3.85%, N +2.44%, S +3.15%), 05/20/20(D +1.52%, N +2.08%, S +1.67%), 05/26/20(D +2.17%, S +1.23%), 05/27/20(D +2.21%, S +1.48%), 05/29/20(N +1.29%)

Big Swing Down Days(<-1.00%): 4 days, 05/01/20(D -2.55, N -3.20%, S -2.81%), 05/12/20(D -1.89%, N -2.06%, S -2.05%), 05/13/20(D -2.17%, N -1.55%, S -1.75%), 05/19/20(D -1.59%, S -1.05%)

The PBR1000 May 2019 Snapshots

The following are Top 5 partial tables excerpts from The PBR1000 May 2020 Snapshots. The price for stocks is for the close of trading on May 29, 2020, 1 Month % Chg is compared to April 30, 2020, 12 Months % Chg is compared to May 31, 2019, and the 24 Months % Chg is compared to May 31, 2018. The PBR Rank is by annual revenues.

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Table 1(S11): The PBR1000 Top 5 Month Stock Price % Gainers

Table 1 Summary: The range was +139% to -91%. 713 out of 1,000 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 6.36%, the median was a gain of 4.88%. The DJIA was +4.26%, NASDAQ +6.75%, SPX +4.53%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 05/29/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Camping World	539	CWH	$ 21.18	+139	+101	+11
United Natural Foods	146	UNFI	$ 19.60	+84	+93	-57
Penn Natl Gaming	514	PENN	$ 32.81	+84	+74	-4
Twilio	992	TWLO	$ 197.60	+76	+50	+266
Ocwen Financial	995	OCN	$ 0.74	+75	-52	-83

Table 2(S12): The PBR1000 Top 5 12 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 2 Summary: The range was +351% to -99%. 412 out of 997 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 2.97%, the median was a loss of 8.70%. The DJIA was +2.29%, NASDAQ +27.33%, SPX +10.62%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 05/29/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 835.00	+7	+351	+193
Owens & Minor	332	OMI	$ 7.93	+12	+195	-51
NVIDIA	284	NVDA	$ 255.02	+21	+162	+41
RH	806	RH	$ 216.89	+51	+155	+122
Cincinnati Bell	956	CBB	$ 14.73	+1	+130	+20

Table 3(S13): The PBR1000 Top 5 24 Months Stock Price % Gainers

Table 3 Summary: The range was +292% to -99%. 375 out of 977 stocks were up 0% or more. The average was a gain of 3.02%. The median was a loss of 16.01%. The DJIA was +3.96%, NASDAQ +27.52%, SPX +12.53%.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Price 05/29/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
AMD	435	AMD	$ 53.80	+3	+96	+292
Twilio	992	TWLO	$ 197.60	+76	+50	+266
Tesla	117	TSLA	$ 835.00	+7	+351	+193
Roku	993	ROKU	$ 109.51	-10	+21	+192
Veeva Systems	996	VEEV	$ 218.87	+15	+42	+183

Table 4(S15): The PBR1000 Top 5 Market Capitalization

Table 4 Summary: The range was $1,379 billion to $0.01 billion. The average is $28.329 billion, median is $6.65 billion, out of 1,000 companies.

Company	PBR Rank	Symbol	Market Cap($B) 05/29/20	Mo % Chg	12/19 % Chg	12/17 % Chg
Apple	4	AAPL	$ 1,379 B	+10	+7	+58
Microsoft	20	MSFT	$ 1,376 B	+2	+14	+109
Amazon	2	AMZN	$ 1,198 B	+1	+31	+115
Alphabet	11	GOOG	$ 968 B	+5	+5	+33
Facebook	46	FB	$ 642 B	+16	+10	+25
The PBR1000			$ 28,329 B	+3	-6	+10

Table 5: The PBR1000 Index & Primary US Stock Exchanges/Commodities

Company	Price 05/29/20	Mo % Chg	12 Mos % Chg	24 Mos % Chg
The PBR1000	89,312.64	+6.4	+3.0	+3.0
DJIA	25,383.11	+4.3	+2.3	+4.0
NASDAQ	9,489.87	+6.8	+27.3	+27.5
S&P500	3,044.31	+4.5	+10.6	+12.5
GOLD	1,743.00	+2.9	+32.9	+33.6
SILVER	18.49	+23.5	+26.9	+12.3
OIL	35.32	+87.5	-34.0	-47.3

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