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The release of Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) and Consumer Price Index (CPI) data is a highly anticipated event in the financial world. These economic indicators provide crucial insights into the health of the US economy and play a significant role in shaping monetary policy decisions. Let's analyze how the recent NFP and CPI data for July could impact the stock market. We will delve into the implications of the unexpected surge in job growth and the moderating inflation rate, offering context and expert opinions to provide a comprehensive understanding of the potential effects on the market. Brief Summary The July NFP report showcased a remarkable surge in job growth, with the economy adding 528,000 jobs, surpassing economists' expectations of 250,000. The unemployment rate also ticked lower to

1. $Sterling Construction(STRL)$ +22.28% raised EPS and revenue guidance after impressive resultsSterling Infrastructure reported impressive Q2 2023 results, with revenues reaching $522.3 million, a 13.1% increase compared to Q2 2022.Due to its strong performance, Sterling increased its full-year guidance for 2023.The company provided earnings per share (EPS) guidance of $4.00-$4.20 for the period, compared to the consensus estimate of $3.52. The company issued revenue guidance of $1.95 billion-$2.05 billion, compared to the consensus revenue estimate of $1.95 billion.EPS guidance: $4.00-$4.20 vs. $3.52Revenue guidance: $1.95 bln -$2.05 bln vs. $1.95 blnFollowing the earnings announcement and increased guidance, Sterling's shares ex

If you look at Tue, 08 Aug trading (see above), you will find that all 3 indexes came off morning lows at closing time. However, that was not the case for Wed, 09 Aug trading. This this time the indexes faded significantly into the close, losing ground. Indexes’ Losses: (1) Dow Jones Industrial Average: -0.54% (-191.13 to 35,125.36) It is trading just above its 21-day-exponential moving average (ema). It sits comfortably above its 50-day. Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones by a “1.04 to 1” ratio. (2) S&P 500: -0.70% (-31.67 to 4,467.71). The index is getting close to its 50-day & 10-week lines but has not touched them yet. The 21-day line is still acting as resistance. S&P 500’s Wed decline was mainly due to chip stocks dragging tech lower. Of the S&P 500

If you look at Tue, 08 Aug trading (see above), you will find that all 3 indexes came off morning lows at closing time. However, that was not the case for Wed, 09 Aug trading. This this time the indexes faded significantly into the close, losing ground. Indexes’ Losses: (1) Dow Jones Industrial Average: -0.54% (-191.13 to 35,125.36) It is trading just above its 21-day-exponential moving average (ema). It sits comfortably above its 50-day. Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones by a “1.04 to 1” ratio. (2) S&P 500: -0.70% (-31.67 to 4,467.71). The index is getting close to its 50-day & 10-week lines but has not touched them yet. The 21-day line is still acting as resistance. S&P 500’s Wed decline was mainly due to chip stocks dragging tech lower. Of the S&P 500