There are no fundamental reasons for the Sweet 16 to sell off like they have done the last two days. We still have a global energy crisis that will keep oil and gas prices high and commodity prices will probably move a lot higher in Q3. My Q2 forecasts are based on lower oil and gas prices than they will average for Q2.
This is just FEAR of the Fed and FEAR of a recession. Add a little FEAR of what our government might do next and you have a bear market selloff.
As of today's closing prices, the Sweet 16 is still up 57.45% YTD and trading at an average discount of 91.86% to my current valuations.
Mid-June Selloff
Mid-June Selloff
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group