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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

MORNING CALL 6/14

MORNING CALL
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
Sep E-mini S&Ps (ESU16 -0.19%) are down -0.21% at a 3-week low and European stocks are down -1.11% at a 3-1/2 month low on growing uncertainty about the UK's future in the European Union. Increasing odds that Britain will vote yes to Brexit in the Jun 23 referendum has undercut GBP/USD as it falls -0.73% to a 2-month low, sent the German 10-year bund yield below zero for the first time and government bond yields fell to record lows in Australia and Japan. Strength in the dollar has also undercut commodity prices with July WTI crude (CLN16 -1.19%) down -1.37% at a 1-week low. The Fed begins its 2-day policy meeting today and although the market is expecting no change in Fed policy, the post-FOMC statement and comments from Fed Chair Yellen will be parsed for clues as to when the Fed may raise interest rates again. Asian stocks settled mostly lower: Japan-1.00%, Hong Kong -0.61%, China +0.32%, Taiwan +0.47%, Australia -2.06%, Singapore -0.61%, South Korea -0.29%, India unchanged. Japan's Nikkei Stock Index dropped to a 2-month low as exporter tocks sold-off after USD/JPY fell to a 1-1/4 month low. China's Shanghai Composited erased losses and closed higher on speculation that MSCI will announce on Wednesday whether China's domestic equities will be added to its global benchmark indexes.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.40%) is up +0.44% at a 1-week high. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.58% at a 1-week low. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.36% at a 1-1/4 month low.
Sep T-note prices (ZNU16 +0.20%) are up +10.5 ticks at a new contract high as global government bond markets rally on Brexit concerns and equity market weakness.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Key U.S. news today includes: (1) May retail sales (expected +0.3% and +0.4% ex autos, Apr +1.3% and +0.8% ex autos), (2) May import price index (expected +0.7% m/m and -5.9% y/y, Apr +0.3% m/m and -5.7% y/y), (3) FOMC begins 2-day policy meeting, and (4) Apr business inventories (expected +0.2%, Mar +0.4%).
There is one of the Russell 1000 companies that reports earnings todayL John Wiley (consensus $0.67).
U.S. IPO's scheduled to price today: none.
Equity conferences this week include: Piper Jaffray Heartland Summit on Tue, Wells Fargo Food & Food Retail Forum on Tue, William Blair & Company Growth Stock Conference on Tue-Thu, Piper Jaffray Consumer Conference on Wed, and RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Technology Investor Day on Thu

OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Tractor Supply Co. (TSCO -1.72%) was rated a new 'Buy' at Guggenheim Securities with a 12-month price target of $110.
Navistar International (NAV -0.60%) was downgraded to 'Sell' from 'Hold' at Stifel with a 12-month price target of $10.
Spectra Energy (SE -0.75%) was awarded a 168-mile intrastate natural gas pipeline project by Mexico's Comision Federal de Electrcidad valued at $1.5 billion.
LinkedIn (LNKD +46.64%) was downgraded to 'Neutral' from 'Buy' at Goldman Sachs.
Cadence Design Systems (CDNS -0.45%) was downgraded to 'Hold' from 'Buy' at Needham & Co.
Vonage (VG +1.72%) rallied nearly 5% in pre-market trading after it was upgraded to 'Buy' from 'Neutral' at Citigroup.
Baidu (BIDU -0.44%) slumped 8% in after-hours trading after it lowered guidance on Q2 revenue to $2.807 billion-$2.823 billion from an April 28 view of $3.119 billion-$3.192 billion.
Mattress Firm Holding Corp. (MFRM +1.87%) fell over 2% in after-hours trading after it said it identifies material weakness related to accounting for significant transactions.
Tailored Brands (TLRD -1.81%) rose over 4% in after-hours trading on signs in insider buying after COO Bruce Thorn bought 21,600 shares at $11.52 and General Counsel A. Alexander Rhodes bought 8,700 shares at $11.62.
Minerva Neurosciences (NERV +0.50%) slid over 3% in after-hours trading after it proposed a public offering of common stock.
ImmunoGen (IMGN -0.20%) tumbled 11% in after-hours trading after it announced a $100 million offering of convertible senior notes
KemPharm (KMPH -5.41%) plunged over 30% in after-hours trading after the company said the FDA did not approve its painkiller Apadaz.
Arena Pharmaceuticals (ARNA +0.50%) dropped 4% in after-hours trading after Chief Medical Officer William Shanahan was terminated effective immediately.
MARKET COMMENTS
September E-mini S&Ps (ESU16 -0.19%) this morning are down -4.25 points (-0.21%) at a new 3-week low. Monday's closes: S&P 500 -0.81%, Dow Jones -0.74%, Nasdaq -0.86%. The S&P 500 on Monday sold off to a 2-1/2 week low and closed lower on Monday's -3.21% decline in China's Shanghai Composite and on heightened Brexit concerns as the latest polls show that the June 23 Brexit vote is too close to call, which sent European stocks tumbling to a 3-1/2 month low. Stocks received some underlying support from a rally in mining stocks and raw-material producers as gold and silver prices rose to 1-month highs.
September 10-year T-note prices (ZNU16 +0.20%) this morning are up +10.5 ticks at a fresh contract high. Monday's closes: TYU6 +7.50, FVU6 +5.75. Sep T-notes on Monday climbed to a fresh contract high and closed higher on increased safe-haven demand with Brexit concerns and the sell-off in stocks. T-notes also received a boost from reduced inflation expectations after the 10-year T-note breakeven inflation rate tumbled to a 2-3/4 month low.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.40%) this morning is up +0.411 (+0.44%) at a 1-week high. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.0066 (-0.58%) at a 1-week low. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.38 (-0.36%) at a 1-1/4 month low. Monday's closes: Dollar Index -0.209 (-0.22%), EUR/USD +0.0041 (+0.36%), USD/JPY -0.71 (-0.66%). The dollar index on Monday closed lower on reduced Fed rate-hike expectations with the upcoming Brexit vote and on the continued decline in U.S. Treasury yields. Meanwhile, USD/JPY fell to a 1-1/4 month low on safe-haven demand for the yen.
July WTI crude oil (CLN16 -1.19%) this morning is down -67 cents (-1.37%) at a 1-week low. July gasoline (RBN16 -0.58%) is down -0.0102 (-0.66%) at a 1-month low. Monday's closes: CLN6 -0.19 (-0.39%), RBN6 -0.0234 (-1.50%). July crude and gasoline on Monday closed lower with July crude at a 1-week low and July gasoline at a 1-month low. Crude oil prices were undercut by the slide in the S&P 500 to a 1-week low and by carryover weakness from Friday's Baker Hughes report that U.S. oil rigs rose for a second week. Crude oil prices were supported by a weaker dollar and by oil supply concerns after EIA data showed that global oil disruptions reached an average 3.8 million bpd in May, the most since the EIA began tracking the data in 2011.
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR06/14/2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
US0830 ETMay retail sales expected +0.3% and +0.4% ex autos, Apr +1.3% and +0.8% ex autos. May retail sales ex auto & gas expected +0.3%, Apr +0.6%.
0830 ETMay import price index expected +0.7% m/m and -5.9% y/y, Apr +0.3% m/m and -5.7% y/y.
0930 ETFOMC begins 2-day policy meeting.
1000 ETApr business inventories expected +0.2%, Mar +0.4%.
JPN0030 ETRevised Japan Apr industrial production, prelim-Apr +0.3% m/m and -3.5% y/y. Apr capacity utilization, Mar +3.2% m/m.
UK0430 ETUK May CPI expected +0.3% m/m and +0.4% y/y, Apr +0.1% m/m and +0.3% y/y. May core CPI expected +1.3% y/y, Apr +1.2% y/y.
0430 ETUK May RPI expected +0.3% m/m and +1.5% y/y, Apr +0.1% m/m and +1.3% y/y. May RI ex-mortgage interest payments expected +1.5%, Apr +1.4% y/y.
0430 ETUK May PPI input prices expected +0.9% m/m and -5.1% y/y, Apr +0.9% m/m and -6.5% y/y.
0430 ETUK May PPI output prices expected +0.3% m/m and -0.5% y/y, Apr +0.4% m/m and -0.7% y/y. May PPI output core expected +0.1% m/m and +0.6% y/y, Apr +0.2% m/m and +0.5% y/y.
0430 ETUK Apr ONS house price, Apr +9.0% y/y.
EUR0500 ETEurozone Apr industrial production expected +0.6% m/m and +1.3% y/y, Mar -0.8% m/m and +0.2% y/y.
0500 ETEurozone Q1 employment, Q4 +0.3% q/q and +1.2% y/y.
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
US0700 ETWeekly MBA mortgage applications, previous +9.3% with purchase sub-index +11.7% and refi sub-index +7.4%.
0830 ETMay PPI final demand expected +0.3% m/m and -0.1% y/y, Apr +0.2% m/m and unch y/y. May PPI ex food & energy expected +0.1% m/m and +1.0% y/y, Apr +0.1% m/m and +0.9% y/y.
0830 ETJun Empire manufacturing survey general business conditions expected +4.77 to -4.25, May -18.58 to -9.02.
0915 ETMay industrial production expected -0.2%, Apr +0.7%. May manufacturing production expected unchanged, Apr +0.3%. May capacity utilization expected -0.2 to 75.2%, Apr +0.5 to 75.4%.
1030 ETEIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report.
1400 ETFOMC announces interest rate decision and releases economic projections. Fed Chair Yellen holds press conference.
JPN0200 ETRevised Japan May machine tool orders, prelim -25.0% y/y.
UK0430 ETUK May jobless claims change expected unch, Apr -2,400. May claimant count rate expected unch at 2.1%.
0430 ETUK Apr average weekly earnings expected +1.7% 3-mo avg y/y, Mar +2.0% 3-mo avg y/y. Apr weekly earnings ex-bonus expected +2.0% 3-mo avg y/y, Mar +2.1% 3-mo avg y/y.
0430 ETUK ILO unemployment rate expected +5.1% for the three months through Apr, previous 5.1% for the three months through Mar.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR06/14/2016
CompanyTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
John Wiley & Sons IncJW/ABef-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20160.665
Best Buy Co IncBBY10:00Annual General MeetingY 2016
John Wiley & Sons IncJW/A10:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
MetLife IncMET11:30Annual General MeetingY 2016
FireEye IncFEYE14:00Annual General Meeting
StarzSTRZA15:00Annual General Meeting
Monster Beverage CorpMNST16:20Annual General MeetingY 2016
athenahealth IncATHN17:00Annual General MeetingY 2016
Staples IncSPLSAnnual General MeetingY 2016
Affiliated Managers Group IncAMGAnnual General Meeting
Spirit Airlines IncSAVEAnnual General Meeting
Live Nation Entertainment IncLYVAnnual General Meeting

Thursday, June 9, 2016

MORNING CALL 6/8

MORNING CALL
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
Jun E-mini S&Ps (ESM16 -0.33%) are down -0.33% and European stocks are down -0.89% as weakness in commodity prices drags down global equity markets. A sell-off in mining stocks and energy and raw-material producers are leading stocks lower after they rallied sharply earlier this week. The slide in world equity markets has fueled rallies in government bond markets as the German 10-year bund yield matched its record low of 0.033% set Wednesday and the UK 10-year gilt yield dropped to a record low of 1.24%. Asian stocks settled mostly lower: Japan -0.97%, Hong Kong, China and Taiwan closed for holiday, Australia -0.15%, Singapore -0.65%, South Korea +0.06%, India -0.95%. Japanese stocks were undercut by strength in the yen as USD/JPY fell to a 1-month low, which reduces the profitability of exporters. Japanese industrial stocks also fell after the -11.0% plunge in Japan Apr machine orders, the biggest monthly decline in 23 months.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.32%) is up +0.25%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.47%. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down -0.44% at a 1-month low.
Sep T-note prices (ZNU16 +0.19%) are up +6.5 ticks at a contract high due to weakness in global stocks and carryover from rallies in European government bonds to record highs.
The German Apr trade balance shrank to a surplus of 25.6 billion euros, a larger surplus than expectations of 22.8 billion euros. Apr exports were unchanged m/m, stronger than expectations of -0.8% m/m. Apr imports unexpectedly fell -0.2% m/m, weaker than expectations of +1.3% m/m.
Japan Apr machine orders fell -11.0% m/m and -8.2% y/y, weaker than expectations of -3.0% m/m and -1.8% y/y with the -11.0% m/m fall the biggest monthly decline in 23 months.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Key U.S. news today includes: (1) weekly initial unemployment claims (expected +3,000 to 270,000, previous -1,000 to 267,000) and continuing claims (expected -1,000 to 2.171 million, previous +12,000 to 2.172 million), (2) Apr wholesale inventories (expected +0.1% m/m, Mar +0.1% m/m), (3) the Treasury's auction of $12 billion of 30-year T-bonds, and (4) USDA weekly Export Sales.
There are 2 of the Russell 1000 companies that report earnings today: JM Smucker (consensus $1.21), H&R Block (3.17).
U.S. IPO's scheduled to price today: Atkore International Group (ATKR), China Online Education Group (COE),
Equity conferences during the remainder of this week include: American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting on Mon-Thu, Goldman Sachs Global Health Care Conference on Tue-Thu, Jefferies Global Health Care Conference on Tue-Thu, Baird Global Consumer, Technology and Services Conference on Tue-Thu, Deutsche Bank Global Industrials and Materials Summit on Wed-Thu, Sandler O'Neill Global Exchange and Brokerage Conference on Wed-Thu, Gabelli & Company Movie & Entertainment Conference on Thu, Susquehanna Financial Group Energy and Industrials Conference on Thu.

OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Comtech Telecommunications (CMTL -1.36%) lowered guidance on fiscal 2016 revenue to $425 million-$435 million from a March 10 estimate of $435 million-$445 million.
US Concrete (USCR +2.47%) was rated a new 'Buy' at DA Davidson with an 18-month target price of $80.
SolarCity (SCTY -0.94%) rose over 3% in pre-market trading after it was upgraded to 'Outperform' from 'Neutral' at Baird.
Boston Scientific (BSX +0.75%) was rated a new 'Buy' at Guggenheim Securities with a 12-month price target of $26.
Chesapeake Energy (CHK +6.42%) tumbled over 4% in pre-market trading after it was downgraded to 'Underperform' from 'Sector Perform' at RBC Capital Markets.
Fitbit (FIT -1.47%) was rated a new 'Outperform' at Wedbush with a 12-month price target of $18.
Stryker (SYK +1.51%) was rated a new 'Buy' at Guggenheim Securities with a 12-month price target of $134.
LinkedIn (LNKD +0.11%) climbed nearly 2% in pre-market trading after it was upgraded to 'Outperform' from 'Sector Perform' at RBC Capital Markets with a target price of $160.
Restoration Hardware Holdings (RH +1.95%) plunged over 20% in pre-market trading after it reported an unexpected Q1 adjusted EPS loss of -5 cents, weaker than consensus of a 5 cent gain, and then cut its full-year adjusted EPS forecast to $1.60-$1.80, well below consensus of $2.66,
ABM Industries (ABM +1.52%) gained over 3% in after-hours trading after it reported Q2 adjusted EPS continuing operations of 31 cents, higher than consensus of 27 cents.
Tesco (TESO +2.33%) slid over 3% in after-hours trading after it announced a public offering of 7 million shares of common stock.
Envision Healthcare (EVHC +1.66%) rose over 3% in after-hours trading after Dow Jones reported that the company was in merger talks with Amsung.
Team Health Holdings (TMH -0.10%) tumbled over 9% in after-hours trading after Dow Jones reported that a deal between AmSung, who was rumored to merge with Team Health, was said to be close to a deal to merge with Envision Healthcare.
Brinker International (EAT +1.58%) jumped 6% in after-hours trading after it said it sees fiscal 2017 comparable sales up +0.5% to +2.0%.
MARKET COMMENTS
June E-mini S&Ps (ESM16 -0.33%) this morning are down -7.00 points (-0.33%). Wednesday's closes: S&P 500 +0.33%, Dow Jones +0.37%, Nasdaq +0.17%. The S&P 500 index on Wednesday climbed to a 10-1/2 month high and closed higher on the unexpected +118,000 increase in U.S. Apr JOLTS job openings to 5.788 million, more than expectations for a decline of -82,000 to 5.675 million and matching the July 2015 record high. Stocks were also boosted by strength in energy and raw-material producers as commodity prices rallied with crude oil at a 10-1/2 month high and gold and silver at 3-week highs.
September 10-year T-note prices (ZNU16 +0.19%) this morning are up +6.5 ticks at a contract high. Wednesday's closes: TYU6 +2.50, FVU6 +2.00. Sep T-notes on Wednesday fell back from a 1-month high and closed lower on the rally in the S&P 500 to a 10-1/2 month high and on the unexpected increase in Apr JOLTS job openings to a record high. T-notes gained support from a rally in German bunds as the 10-year bund yield fell to a record low of 0.033% and from economic growth concerns after the World Bank cut its global 2016 GDP forecast.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.32%) this morning is up +0.238 (+0.25%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.0053 (-0.47%). USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down-0.47 (-0.44%) at a 1-month low. Wednesday's closes: Dollar Index -0.238 (-0.25%), EUR/USD +0.0037 (+0.33%), USD/JPY -0.38 (-0.35%). The dollar index on Wednesday fell to a 1-month low and closed lower on the World Bank's cut in its U.S. 2016 GDP forecast to 2.4% from 2.7% and on continued dollar bearishness after Fed Chair Yellen on Monday expressed concern about last Friday's payroll report and backed off her previous comment that a rate hike would be appropriate in "coming months."
July WTI crude oil (CLN16 -0.82%) this morning is down -40 cents (-0.78%). July gasoline (RBN16 -1.27%) is down -0.0201 (-1.24%). Wednesday's closes: CLN6 +0.87 (+1.73%), RBN6 +0.0327 (+2.06%). July crude oil and gasoline prices on Wednesday closed higher with July crude at a 10-1/2 month high. Crude oil prices were boosted by the slide in the dollar index to a 1-month low and by the -3.23 million bbl decline in EIA crude inventories, a bigger decline than expectations of -3.0 million bbl. Gasoline prices were undercut by the unexpected +1.01 million bbl increase in EIA gasoline stockpiles versus expectations for a -2.0 million bbl draw.
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR06/09/2016
Thursday, June 9
US0830 ETWeekly initial unemployment claims expected +3,000 to 270,000, previous -1,000 to 267,000. Weekly continuing claims expected-1,000 to 2.171 million, previous +12,000 to 2.172 million.
0830 ETUSDA weekly Export Sales.
1000 ETApr wholesale inventories expected +0.1% m/m, Mar +0.1% m/m. Apr wholesale trade sales expected +1.1% m/m, Mar +0.7% m/m.
1300 ETTreasury auctions $12 billion of 30-year T-bonds.
GER0200 ETGerman Apr trade balance expected +22.8 billion euros, Mar +26.2 billion euros. Apr exports expected -0.8% m/m, Mar +1.9% m/m. Apr imports expected +1.3% m/m, Mar -2.3% m/m.
0200 ETGerman Apr current account balance expected +20.5 billion euros, Mar +30.4 billion euros.
0200 ETGerman Q1 labor costs, Q4 +0.5% q/q and +2.1% y/y.
EUR0300 ETECB President Mario Draghi speaks at an economic forum in Brussels.
JPN0200 ETJapan May machine tool orders, Apr -26.3% y/y.
1950 ETJapan May PPI expected +0.1% m/m and -4.2% y/y, Apr -0.3% m/m and -4.2% y/y.
Friday, June 10
US1000 ETPreliminary-Jun University of Michigan U.S. consumer sentiment expected -0.7 to 94.0, May +5.7 to 94.7.
1200 ETUSDA Jun WASDE crop production.
1400 ETMay monthly budget statement expected -$56.0 billion, Apr +$106.452 billion.
JPN0030 ETJapan Apr tertiary industry index expected +0.6% m/m, Mar -0.7% m/m.
GER0200 ETRevised German May CPI (EU harmonized), preliminary-May +0.4% m/m and unch y/y.
0200 ETGerman May wholesale price index, Apr +0.3% m/m and -2.7% y/y.
EUR0815 ETECB Vice President Vitor Constancio speaks at a Bundesbank conference on Monetary, Financial and Fiscal Stability.
UK0430 ETUK Apr construction output expected +1.4% m/m and -4.8% y/y, Mar -3.6% m/m and -4.5% y/y.
CHI0130 ETChina May industrial production expected +6.0% y/y, Apr +6.0% y/y.
0130 ETChina May retail sales expected +10.1% y/y, Apr +10.1% y/y.
JPN1950 ETJapan Q2 BSI large manufacturing business conditions, Q1 -7.9. Q2 BSI large all-industry business conditions, Q1 -3.2.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR06/09/2016
CompanyTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
Endo International PLCENDP US3:00Annual General MeetingY 2016
JM Smucker Co/TheSJM USBef-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.205
Brinker International IncEAT US8:30Investor DayY 2016
Lincoln National CorpLNC US8:30Investor MeetingY 2016
JM Smucker Co/TheSJM US8:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Omega Healthcare Investors IncOHI US10:00Annual General MeetingY 2016
Visteon CorpVC US11:00Annual General MeetingY 2016
Entergy CorpETR US12:30Analyst DayY 2016
LinkedIn CorpLNKD US13:00Annual General Meeting
Zynga IncZNGA US13:00Annual General Meeting
H&R Block IncHRB US16:30Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
H&R Block IncHRB USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20163.168
American Airlines Group IncAAL USMay 2016 Sales and Revenue Release - Traffic Results2016
Equifax IncEFX USInvestors Meeting - TorontoY 2016
Public Service Enterprise Group IncPEG USInvestor MeetingY 2016
Credit Acceptance CorpCACC USAnnual General Meeting
VeriSign IncVRSN USAnnual General Meeting
CoStar Group IncCSGP USAnnual General Meeting
Netflix IncNFLX USAnnual General Meeting
Intrexon CorpXON USAnnual General Meeting
Splunk IncSPLK USAnnual General Meeting
CST Brands IncCST USAnnual General Meeting

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

MORNING CALL 3/16

MORNING CALL

OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
Jun E-mini S&Ps (ESM16 -0.04%) are unchanged ahead of the outcome of today's FOMC meeting and press conference from Fed Chair Yellen. Gains in mining stocks and energy producers are supporting the overall market as the price of crude oil and copper gain. European stocks are up +0.12% as a rally in automakers leads the market higher after data from the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association showed European new car registrations rose for a 30th month in Feb. Asian stocks settled mixed: Japan -0.83%, Hong Kong -0.15%, China +0.21%, Taiwan +1.02%, Australia +0.15%, Singapore +0.17%, South Korea +0.22%, India +0.53%.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.25%) is up +0.23%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.20%. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.36% as the yen weakened after comments from BOJ Governor Kuroda who said that a negative -0.5% Japanese benchmark rate was a possibility.
Jun T-note prices (ZNM16 +0.06%) are unchanged.
BOJ Governor Kuroda told a Japanese parliamentary committee that "looking at Europe, theoretically, there is a lot of room" to cut the negative interest rate further. He added that a cut in the interest rate to -0.5% was a possibility.
Eurozone Feb new car registrations rose +14.3% y/y t0 1.057 million, the 30th consecutive month that new car registrations have increased.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Key U.S. news today includes: weekly MBA mortgage applications (previous +0.2% with purchase sub-index +4.2% and refi sub-index -2.3%), (2) Feb housing starts (expected +4.6% to 1.150 million, Jan -3.8% to 1.099 million), (3) Feb CPI (expected -0.2% m/m and +0.9% y/y, Jan unch m/m and +1.4% y/y) and Feb CPI ex food & energy (expected +0.2% m/m and +2.2% y/y, Jan +0.3% m/m and +2.2% y/y), (4) Feb industrial production (expected -0.3%, Jan +0.9%), and (5) the FOMC post-meeting statement and a press conference by Fed Chair Yellen.
There are 3 of the Russell 1000 companies that report earnings today: FedEx (consensus $2.34), Williams-Sonoma (1.58), Jabil Circuit (0.60).
U.S. IPO's scheduled to price today: Hutchison China MediTech (HCM).
Equity conferences during the remainder of this week include: Citi Global Property CEO Conference on Mon-Wed, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Consumer & Retail Tech Conference on Tue-Wed, Barclays Emerging Payments Forum on Tue-Wed, Barclays Capital Global Health Care Conference on Tue-Thu,
3rd Annual Pharma Customer Experience Summit 2016 on Wed, Goldman Sachs Innovation Symposium on Wed, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Industrials & EU Autos Conference on Wed-Thu, Evercore ISI Retail Summit on Wed-Thu, ACI European Food & Beverage Plastic Packaging Conference on Thu, and Citigroup Retail Madness Conference on Thu.


OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Oracle (ORCL +0.10%) rallied over 4% in pre-market trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of 64 cents, higher than consensus of 62 cents.
Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG -2.47%) is down nearly 6% in pre-market trading after it said it expects a Q1 EPS loss of -$1.00, much weaker than consensus for a 3 cent gain.
Kraft Heinz (KHC +0.27%) and Monster Beverage (MNST +0.02%) were both added to the 'Conviction Buy' list at Goldman Sachs.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International (VRX -51.46%) slid 6% in pre-market trading after the stock plunged more than 51% yesterday.
LinkedIn (LNKD -1.45%) dropped nearly 5% in pre-market trading after it was downgraded to 'Equalweight' from 'Overweight' at Morgan Stanley.
Achaogen (AKAO -1.63%) was downgraded to 'Hold' from 'Buy' at Needham & Co.
Casey's General Stores (CASY +0.80%) reported that its February same-store-sales for grocery and other merchandise rose +12% y/y.
Relypsa (RLYP -9.95%) climbed over 3% in after-hours trading after it reported that 812 new patients started taking its Veltassa last month versus 409 in January.
Caleres (CAL -0.79%) dropped over 8% in after-hours trading after it lowered guidance on full-year adjusted EPS to $2.00-$2.10, below consensus of $2.22.
Osiris Therapeutics (OSIR -4.29%) reported that it received a subpoena from the SEC about its accounting practices.
Xcel Brands (XELB +4.58%) jumped nearly 7% in after-hours trading after it reported Q4 adjusted EPS of 10 cents, higher than consensus of 7 cents.
Tronox Ltd. (TROX -6.96%) rose over 3% in after-hours trading on signs of insider buying after Tronox SVP Willlem Van Niekerk reported that he bought another 4,600 shares of stock.
MARKET COMMENTS
Jun E-mini S&Ps (ESM16 -0.04%) this morning are unchanged. Tuesday's closes: S&P 500 -0.18%, Dow Jones +0.13%, Nasdaq -0.01%. The S&P 500 on Tuesday closed lower on concern about weak consumer spending after the Feb retail sales report of -0.1% and -0.1% ex-autos and the downward revision in Jan retail sales to -0.4% and -0.4% ex-autos from +0.2% and +0.1% ex-autos. There was also weakness in energy producers after crude oil dropped to a 1-week low.
Jun 10-year T-notes (ZNM16 +0.06%) this morning are unchanged. Tuesday's closes: TYM6 -0.50, FVM6 -2.25. Jun T-notes on Tuesday closed little changed. T-notes were undercut by the +17.26 point increase in the Mar Empire manufacturing survey of business conditions to an 8-month high of 0.62 (stronger than expectations of +6.14 to -10.50) and by some position-squaring ahead of Wednesday's FOMC meeting outcome, which could be a bit more hawkish in tone than the market expects. T-notes received support from the weak retail sales report and March NAHB housing index report and by the mildly lower close in stocks.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.25%) this morning is up +0.223 (+0.23%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is down -0.0022 (-0.20%). USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.41 (+0.26%). Tuesday's closes: Dollar Index +0.009 (+0.01%), EUR/USD +0.0006 (+0.05%), USD/JPY -0.64 (-0.56%). The dollar index on Tuesday closed little changed. The dollar received a boost from the stronger-than-expected Mar Empire manufacturing survey business conditions index that rose to an 8-month high and bolstered the case for the Fed to keep raising interest rates. However, the dollar index was undercut by the weak U.S. retail sales report and by some strength in the yen which received a boost after the BOJ left its policy unchanged and refrained from expanding stimulus measures.
Apr WTI crude (CLJ16 +2.09%) this morning is up +72 cents (+1.98%) and Apr gasoline (RBJ16 +0.48%) is up +0.0027 (+0.19%). Tuesday's closes: CLJ6 -0.84 (-2.26%), RBJ6 -0.0146 (-1.03%). Apr crude and gasoline on Tuesday closed lower with Apr crude at a 1-week low. Crude oil prices were undercut by Russian Energy Minister Novak's comment that Iran has "reasonable arguments" for not joining other major producers in freezing production and by expectations for Wednesday's weekly EIA crude inventories to increase by +2.75 million bbl.
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR03/16/2016
US0700 ETWeekly MBA mortgage applications, previous +0.2% with purchase sub-index +4.2% and refi sub-index -2.3%.
0830 ETFeb housing starts expected +4.6% to 1.150 million, Jan -3.8% to 1.099 million. Feb building permits expected 0.2% to 1.200 million, Jan unch at 1.202 million.
0830 ETFeb CPI expected -0.2% m/m and +0.9% y/y, Jan unch m/m and +1.4% y/y. Feb CPI ex food & energy expected +0.2% m/m and +2.2% y/y, Jan +0.3% m/m and +2.2% y/y.
0915 ETFeb industrial production expected -0.3%, Jan +0.9%. Feb manufacturing production expected +0.1%, Jan +0.5%. Feb capacity utilization expected -0.2 to 76.9%, Jan 77.1%.
1030 ETEIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report.
1400 ETFOMC announces interest rate decision; no change expected to the 0.25%-0.50% fed funds rate target.
1430 ETFed Chair Janet Yellen holds press conference following FOMC meeting.
JPN0200 ETRevised Japan Feb machine tool orders.
1950 ETJapan Feb trade balance expected +400.2 billion yen, Jan -648.5 billion yen. Feb exports expected -3.0% y/y, Jan -12.9% y/y. Feb imports expected -15.8% y/y, Jan -17.8% y/y.
EUR0300 ETEurozone Feb new car registrations, Jan +6.2% y/y.
0600 ETEurozone Jan construction output, Dec -0.6% m/m and -0.4% y/y.
UK0530 ETUK Feb jobless claims change expected -9,100, Jan -14,800. Feb claimant count rate expected unch at 2.2%.
0530 ETUK Jan avg weekly earnings expected +2.0% 3-month avg y/y, Dec +1.9% 3-month avg y/y.
0530 ETUK Jan avg weekly earnings ex-bonus expected +2.1% 3-month avg y/y, Dec +2.0% 3-month avg y/y.
0530 ETUK Jan ILO unemployment rate expected unch at 5.1% for the three months through Jan, previous 5.1% for the 3-months through Dec.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR03/16/2016
CompanyTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
Mallinckrodt PLCMNK US5:30Annual General Meeting
ARRIS International PLCARRS US8:00Investor & Analyst DayY 2016
MDU Resources Group IncMDU US9:00Investor MeetingY 2016
Expedia IncEXPE US10:00Investor & Analyst MeetingY 2016
Jabil Circuit IncJBL US16:02Q2 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ2 20160.596
FedEx CorpFDX US16:15Q3 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20162.337
Jabil Circuit IncJBL US16:30Q2 2016 Earnings CallQ2 2016
FedEx CorpFDX US17:00Q3 2016 Earnings CallQ3 2016
Williams-Sonoma IncWSM US17:00Q4 2016 Earnings CallQ4 2016
Williams-Sonoma IncWSM USAft-mktQ4 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20161.582
Progressive Corp/ThePGR USFebruary 2016 Sales and Revenue Release2016
Questar CorpSTR USRoadshow - New YorkY 2016
Agilent Technologies IncA USAnnual General Meeting

Friday, October 30, 2015

BARCHART MORNING CALL 10/30

BARCHART MORNING CALL

OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS
December E-mini S&Ps (ESZ15 +0.12%) are up +0.13 at a 2-1/4 month high as better-than-expected Q3 earnings results from Linkedin and Expedia gave stocks a boost, while European stocks are down -0.24% after German Sep retail sales came in weaker than expected. Also, European personal and household goods makers declined, led by a 5% fall in L'Oreal, after it reported weaker-than-expected quarterly sales. European stocks also fell after Eurozone Sep core CPI rose a more than expected +1.0% y/y, and the Eurozone Sep unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to a 3-1/2 year low, which may keep the ECB from expanding QE. Asian stocks settled mostly lower: Japan +0.78%, Hong Kong -0.79%, China -0.14%, Taiwan -0.20%, Australia -0.52%, Singapore -0.11%, South Korea +0.19%, India -0.68%. Japan's Nikkei Stock Index rose to a 2-1/4 month high after the Nikkei newspaper reported that the government may introduce additional budget measures if Japan Q3 GDP, due to be released on Nov 16, shows the economy needs aid. The BOJ refrained from expanding stimulus measures following today's 2-day policy meeting after BOJ Governor Kuroda and his fellow policy makers blamed the slide in oil prices for keeping inflation from reaching the BOJ's 2.0% target. The BOJ now expects inflation to rise to its target around the 6-month period through Mar 2017, 1 year later than a previous estimate of Mar 2016.
The dollar index (DXY00 -0.30%) is down -0.29%. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is up +0.33% after Eurozone Oct core CPI rose more than expected and the Eurozone unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to a 3-1/2 year low, which reduces the chances that the ECB will boost QE. USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down-0.63% as the yen strengthened after the BOJ refrained from expanding stimulus.
Dec T-note prices (ZNZ15 +0.10%) are up +4 ticks.
Eurozone Oct CPI was unch y/y, right on expectations. Oct core CPI rose +1.0% y/y, more than expectations of +0.9% y/y.
The Eurozone Sep unemployment rate unexpectedly fell -0.1 from a downward revised 10.9% in Aug to 10.8%, better than expectations of no change ay 11.0% and the lowest in 3-1/2 years.
German Sep retail sales were unch m/m and rose +3.4% y/y, weaker than expectations of +0.4% m/m and +4.1% y/y.
Japan Sep national CPI was unch y/y, right on expectations. Sep national CPI ex-fresh food fell -0.1% y/y, a smaller decline than expectations of -0.2% y/y. Sep national CPI ex food & energy rose +0.9% y/y, right on expectations and the fastest pace of increase in 6 months.
U.S. STOCK PREVIEW
Key U.S. news today includes: (1) Q3 employment cost index (expected +0.6%, Q2 +0.2%), (2) Sep personal spending (expected +0.2%, Aug +0.4%) and Sep personal income (expected +0.2%, Aug +0.3%), (3) Sep PCE deflator (expected -0.1% m/m and +0.2% y/y, Aug unch m/m and +0.3% y/y) and Sep PCE core deflator (expected +0.2% m/m and +1.4% y/y, Aug +0.1% m/m and +1.3% y/y), (4) Oct Milwaukee ISM (expected +4.56 to 44.00, Sep -8.23 to 39.44), (5) Oct Chicago PMI (expected +0.8 to 49.5, Sep -5.7 to 48.7), (6) San Francisco Fed President John Williams's speech at an event at the Brookings Institute on the natural rate of interest and the economy’s trend growth rate, and (7) final-Oct U.S. consumer sentiment index from the University of Michigan (expected +0.4 to 92.5, prelim-Oct +4.9 to 92.1).
There are 21 of the S&P 500 companies that report earnings today with notable reports including: Exxon (consensus $0.89), Chevron (0.76), Moody's (1.06), AbbVie (1.08).
U.S. IPO's scheduled to price today: Ardelyx (ARDX), Innovation Economy (MYIE).
Equity conferences during the remainder of this week include: none.



OVERNIGHT U.S. STOCK MOVERS
Weyerhaeuser (WY -0.38%) reported Q3 EPS of 35 cents, higher than consensus of 25 cents.
Phillips 66 (PSX +1.81%) reported Q3 EPS of $3.02, well above consensus of $2.25.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International (VRX -4.70%) slid 7% in pre-market trading after Phildor RX Services LLC, a pharmacy that fills prescriptions for Valeant, was said to have altered doctors' prescriptions in order to get more reimbursements out of insurers.
Linkedin (LNKD +1.78%) surged 13% in pre-market trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of 78 cents, well ahead of consensus of 45 cents, and then raised guidance on fiscal 2015 EPS to $2.63 from a previous estimate of $2.19, higher than consensus of $2.23.
Live Nation (LYV -1.10%) jumped over 7% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of 44 cents, better than consensus of 43 cents.
Starbucks (SBUX -1.59%) fell over 1% in after-hours trading after it said it sees Q1 EPS of 44 cents-45 cents, below consensus of 47 cents, and said it sees revenue growth of 10% on a 52-week basis, below consensus of 12%.
Expedia (EXPE +1.00%) rose 7% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of $2.07, better than consensus of $2.02.
Fluor (FLR -1.42%) dropped over 1% in after-hours trading after it lowered guidance on fiscal 2016 EPS to $3.50-$4.00, below consensus of $4.07.
Genworth Financial (GNW -0.95%) slumped over 12% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 operating EPS of 13 cents, weaker than consensus of 22 cents.
Solarcity (SCTY -0.70%) tumbled over 15% in after-hours trading after it reported a Q3 EPS loss of -$2.10, a wider loss than consensus of -$1.91.
Lending Club (LC -2.71%) climbed over 5% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of 4 cents, double consensus of 2 cents, and then raised guidance on fiscal 2015 operating revenue to $420 million-$422 million from a previous estimate of $405 million-$409 million, above consensus of $408.5 million.
Fiesta Restaurant Group (FRGI -3.79%) dropped nearly 7% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 adjusted EPS of 33 cents, below consensus of 37 cents.
Deckers Outdoor (DECK -0.44%) jumped over 10% in after-hours trading after it reported Q2 EPS of $1.11, higher than consensus of $1.06, and then raised guidance on fiscal 2015 EPS to $5.18 from a July estimate of $5.15, above consensus of $5.14.
YRC Worldwide (YRCW +3.13%) surged over 15% in after-hours trading after it reported Q3 EPS of 61 cents, nearly double consensus of 31 cents.
MARKET COMMENTS
Dec E-mini S&Ps (ESZ15 +0.12%) this morning are up +2.75 points (+0.13%) at a fresh 2-1/4 month high. Thursday's closes: S&P 500 -0.04%, Dow Jones-0.13%, Nasdaq -0.17%. The S&P 500 on Thursday closed slightly lower on the +1.5% increase in U.S. Q3 GDP (weaker than expectations of +1.6%) and the unexpected -2.3% m/m decline in U.S. Sep pending home sales (weaker than expectations of +1.0% m/m and the biggest decline in 1-3/4 years).
Dec 10-year T-notes (ZNZ15 +0.10%) this morning are up +4 ticks. Thursday's closes: TYZ5 -19.00, FVZ5 -8.75. Dec T-notes on Thursday tumbled to a 1-month low and closed lower on negative carryover from Wednesday's post-FOMC meeting statement that left open the possibility of an interest rate increase at the Dec FOMC meeting.
The dollar index (DXY00 -0.30%) this morning is down -0.282 (-0.29%). EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is up +0.0036 (+0.33%). USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is down-0.76 (-0.63%). Thursday's closes: Dollar Index -0.500 (-0.51%), EUR/USD +0.0054 (+0.49%), USD/JPY +0.04 (+0.03%). The dollar index on Thursday closed lower on the weaker-than-expected U.S Q3 GDP and Sep pending home sales reports, which may further delay an Fed interest rate increase. In addition, there was strength in EUR/USD after Eurozone Oct economic confidence unexpectedly rose +0.3 to a 4-1/2 year high of 105.9, and after German Oct CPI rose +0.2% y/y, stronger than expectations of unch y/y, which reduces the chances of the ECB expanding QE.
Dec crude oil (CLZ15 +0.35%) this morning is up +19 cents (+0.41%) and Dec gasoline (RBZ15 +1.09%) is up +0.0188 (+1.40%). Thursday's closes: CLZ5-0.19 (-0.41%), RBZ5 +0.0017 (+0.13%). Dec crude oil and gasoline prices on Thursday settled mixed with Dec gasoline at a 2-week high. Crude oil and gasoline prices received a boost from a weaker dollar and expectations that refinery utilization rates will increase, and refinery demand for crude will climb, now that refineries are nearly finished with their seasonal maintenance. Negative factors included the weaker-than-expected U.S. Q3 GDP and Sep pending home sales reports.
GLOBAL EVENT CALENDAR10/30/2015
US0830 ETQ3 employment cost index expected +0.6%, Q2 +0.2%.
0830 ETSep personal spending expected +0.2%, Aug +0.4%. Sep personal income expected +0.2%, Aug +0.3%.
0830 ETSep PCE deflator expected -0.1% m/m and +0.2% y/y, Aug unch m/m and +0.3% y/y. Sep PCE core deflator expected +0.2% m/m and +1.4% y/y, Aug +0.1% m/m and +1.3% y/y.
0900 ETOct Milwaukee ISM expected +4.56 to 44.00, Sep -8.23 to 39.44.
0945 ETOct Chicago PMI expected +0.7 to 49.4, Sep -5.7 to 48.7.
1000 ETSan Francisco Fed President John Williams speaks at an event at the Brookings Institute on the natural rate of interest and the economys trend growth rate.
1000 ETFinal-Oct U.S. consumer sentiment index (University of Michigan) expected +0.4 to 92.5, prelim-Oct +4.9 to 92.1.
JPN0000 ETJapan Sep vehicle production, Aug -4.7% y/y.
0100 ETJapan Sep housing starts expected +5.8% y/y to 936,000 annualized, Aug +8.8% y/y to 931,000 annualized.
0100 ETJapan Sep construction orders, Aug -15.6% y/y.
n/aBOJ announces interest rate decision.
GER0300 ETGerman Sep retail sales expected +0.4% m/m and +4.1% y/y, Aug -0.6% m/m and +2.5% y/y.
UK0530 ETUK Oct Lloyds business barometer, Sep 42.
EUR0600 ETEurozone Sep unemployment rate expected unch at 11.0%.
0600 ETEurozone Oct CPI estimate expected unch y/y, Sep -0.1% y/y. Oct core CPI expected +0.9% y/y, Sep +0.9% y/y.
U.S. STOCK CALENDAR10/30/2015
CompanyTickerTimeEvent DescriptionPeriodEstimate
Aon PLCAON USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.24
Chevron CorpCVX USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.758
Colgate-Palmolive CoCL USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.721
Eaton Corp PLCETN USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.967
Mylan NVMYL USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.376
Newell Rubbermaid IncNWL USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.613
Exelon CorpEXC USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.707
Pinnacle West Capital CorpPNW USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20152.318
Weyerhaeuser CoWY USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.247
Welltower IncHCN USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.1
Iron Mountain IncIRM USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.495
Moody's CorpMCO USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.06
Seagate Technology PLCSTX USBef-mktQ1 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ1 20160.488
AbbVie IncABBV USBef-mktQ3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.081
Legg Mason IncLM US7:00Q2 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ2 20160.663
CVS Health CorpCVS US7:00Q3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20151.29
Phillips 66PSX US7:00Q3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20152.251
Public Service Enterprise Group IncPEG US7:30Q3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.811
Rockwell Collins IncCOL US7:30Q4 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ4 20151.401
Exxon Mobil CorpXOM US8:00Q3 2015 Earnings ReleaseQ3 20150.886
Legg Mason IncLM US8:00Q2 2016 Earnings CallQ2 2016
Eastman Chemical CoEMN US8:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Genworth Financial IncGNW US8:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Aon PLCAON US8:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Ford Motor CoF US8:30Investor DayY 2015
CVS Health CorpCVS US8:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Newell Rubbermaid IncNWL US8:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Iron Mountain IncIRM US8:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
American Tower CorpAMT US8:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Leggett & Platt IncLEG US9:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Rockwell Collins IncCOL US9:00Q4 2015 Earnings CallQ4 2015
Seagate Technology PLCSTX US9:00Q1 2016 Earnings CallQ1 2016
AbbVie IncABBV US9:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Exxon Mobil CorpXOM US9:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Eaton Corp PLCETN US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Mylan NVMYL US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Weyerhaeuser CoWY US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Welltower IncHCN US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Boston Properties IncBXP US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
FirstEnergy CorpFE US10:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Chevron CorpCVX US11:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Colgate-Palmolive CoCL US11:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Exelon CorpEXC US11:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Public Service Enterprise Group IncPEG US11:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Flowserve CorpFLS US11:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Moody's CorpMCO US11:30Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Pinnacle West Capital CorpPNW US12:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Phillips 66PSX US12:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Essex Property Trust IncESS US14:00Q3 2015 Earnings CallQ3 2015
Microchip Technology IncMCHP USQ2 2016 Earnings ReleaseQ2 20160.629