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The Trump Trade misconception should now be evident to investors; this was always about positive change in the economy.
This year has been the poster child for listening and following what the market price action is telling us.
“A good listener is not only popular everywhere, but after a while he gets to know something." - Wilson Mizner
The fourth quarter is here, and with what investors have dealt with this year, many didn't believe the S&P would be trading north of 2,500. Turmoil in the White House, discontent on every piece of legislation that is proposed with a divided House and Senate unable to get anything done made the headlines daily. Those that spent the time listening to what the stock market was telling them all year are not surprised.
The reason equities have been so strong is what is going on in the real world. A synchronized global economy that continues to improve, confidence levels near highs because the war on the corporate world here in the U.S. ended, and finally a robust earnings rebound. The equity market results may also be making a statement that it's best to leave the economy alone. Let corporate America do its thing.
The media is focused on the D.C. drama but small business surveys seem to be telling us that business owners are concentrating on investing in their business. The fear of looking in every direction to see where the next set of rules and regulations will come from is now gone. Investors can continue to worry about Washington’s dysfunction and the negative impact on the economy, or they can ignore it and invest in companies that continue to innovate, grow and profit from ideas, not policy.
The consensus view stated that unless we saw accomplishments on the pro-growth agenda, the stock market would fall, and fall precipitously. A lesson here that what happens in the real world also has some impact on where stocks trade. Of course, it would be nice if bullish investors did get the cherry on top of the cake with healthcare and tax reform, but as stated here all year, this was never a Trump Trade.
This year has been the poster child for watching what the market price action is telling us. A year when anyone trying to outguess the market based on preconceived notions has not done well. That is usually the case when investing, but in 2017, that point has been driven home.
Drawing from history, October has been a good month for stocks with solid gains achieved in the last 20 years. So we can conclude it's off to the races.
Source: Bespoke
Not so fast please. Astute investors realize that after a nice run, a pullback is always possible. So with the market entering October at the top end of the up-trending channel, some giveback could easily be the next short-term move.
Source: Bespoke
Interestingly when the S&P 500 has been up over 10% year to date through September 30th (as was this year), the index has been down in October more than half of the time.
Conversely, when the S&P 500 has been up YTD through 9/30, but by less than 10%, it has been up in October more than 80% of the time. Go figure. It would be ironic, and shows us just how the market operates, for stocks to pull back some when it really isn’t expected.
It is also possible that the recent sector rotation underneath the surface might have represented a pullback so many keep worrying about. The S&P is up 4.4% from June to the end of September, with sell-offs occurring among its various sectors, Industrials, Energy, Consumer Discretionary, and most recently, Technology. All during this year we have seen how indices have taken a breather while others plow ahead. Transports, Small Caps are good examples. So in a way, we’ve had a rolling correction. Taking that into consideration along with the recent market strength, a pullback that would upset the long-term trend that is in place is assigned a low probability of occurring.
Nautilus Research reports:
“September became the sixth month in a row that SPX has risen. In the past 90 years, this has happened 26 other times, with SPX closing higher either 1 or 3 months later in 92% of instances. In the two instances that it failed, stocks closed higher by 1 year later. A bear market did not start within 3 months of any of these instances; there was always a higher high ahead.”
The balance of risks near term is leaning in favor of another move to the upside in the intermediate term. More on that in the summary.
Economy
Despite concerns that the three hurricanes hitting the U.S. over the last month would negatively impact economic data, it hasn’t shown up much in the numbers yet, and in some cases where it has shown up, the impact hasn’t been nearly as much as expected. The regional manufacturing reports lately have all shown positives. Even jobless claims have remained steady. Spikes like we saw when Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy hit taking claims well above 400K did not materialize. Jobless claims have now been under 300K for 135 straight weeks.
Dudack Research notes:
“At 99 months, it is the third longest expansion since 1945 and will soon become the second longest. However, length is not the defining characteristic of an economic cycle or most stock market peaks. The most common trigger for a recession is an inverted yield curve, which is not a concern at this juncture.”
Dudack believes it would take two to four new target fund hikes simply to flatten the yield curve. Last week the significance of the Conference Board's leading indicator and recessions was highlighted. Dudack noted that as well in their report, and with the indicator reaching a new high in August, they see no recession in our immediate future.
September PMI Manufacturing continued to show improvement increasing to a reading of 53.1, up from the August level of 52.8.
ISM Manufacturing came in at 60.8, the highest reading in 13 years. Despite some noise in the report regarding the two hurricanes. This comes after the 2.5 bounce that we saw in the August read of 58.8. The index was 51.7 a year ago. This is about as good as it gets. Only 14% of all monthly readings have been above 60, so it’s a pretty strong signal when it gets above that level.
Before we break out the champagne, let’s also put this into perspective. The U.S. economy is considerably less reliant on the manufacturing sector today than it was for the majority of time the ISM Manufacturing report has been in existence. While a 60+ reading is still strong, it’s less significant now than it was in the 1980s and before.
What we can break out the champagne for is the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index that was just reported at 59.8, the highest reading in 12 years. Economists had expected a reading of 55.2. Add in the fact that the two hurricanes have some effect on business, this is a solid report.
U.S. Construction spending increased by 0.5% in August from a revised -1.2% in July (was -0.6%) and -0.8% in June (was -1.4%).
Services PMI remained steady with the September report of 55.3, down slightly from the previous month's reading of 56. Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at IHS Markit:
“Given the disruption caused by recent hurricanes, some pull back in business activity was understandable, so the resilient reading of the September services PMI makes for encouraging reading.”
This research report jumps around a bit too much for my taste, but Atlanta Fed's Q3 GDPNow estimate was recently boosted to 2.8% from 2.3% previously, thanks to ISM and construction gains.
When it comes to sustained job creation, keeping corporate America healthy is key to promoting growth. We all have heard how Amazon (AMZN) almost single handedly destroyed the retail sector lately. It is an amazing statistic that Amazon has created more jobs than 46 states.
The Wall Street Journal reports:
“Amazon is now disrupting business school recruiting becoming the top recruiter at the business schools of Carnegie Mellon, Duke and the University of California, Berkeley and the biggest internship destination for first year M.B.A.s at the University of Michigan, MIT, Dartmouth and Duke.”
The recent dip in share price from recent highs has presented an opportunity to add a core holding.
Non-Farm Payrolls came in negative 33K, as the hurricanes made their impact known on the job front. The same way Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina did. Average hourly earnings increased slightly and now stand at plus 2.9% for the year. The unemployment rate remained unchanged.
Peak auto sales has been the talk lately. Two hurricanes come along and there are estimates that 1 million vehicles were damaged or destroyed. Coming into this week's auto sales reports, analysts were expecting sales to come in at an annual pace of around 17.1 million, the strongest since last February. The actual annual sales rate came in at 18.5 million.
GM (NYSE:GM) reports sales up 12%
Nissan (OTCPK:NSANY) up 9.5%
Ford (NYSE:F) up 8.7%
Toyota (NYSE:TM) up 15%
GM Chief Economist Mustafa Mohatarem:
“Regions devastated by the recent hurricanes will continue to recover, helping spur new and used vehicle sales. The overall strength of the U.S. economy is the main force driving the market. With the U.S. economy strengthening, retail sales should remain strong for the foreseeable future."
Global Economy
JPMorgan reports that Global Manufacturing PMI remains strong in September matching the 75-month high achieved in August with a reading of 53.2. David Hensley, Director of Global Economic Coordination at JPMorgan:
“The global manufacturing sector continued to expand at a solid and stable clip in September, as output growth ticked higher and new orders continued to rise at one of the best rates over the past three years. The sector looks to have sufficient momentum to see growth continue through to year-end, even in the face of a recent revival in cost inflationary pressures.”
The positive economic data for the European economy continues to roll in. Final data for Eurozone Manufacturing PMI was reported at a 79-month high when it rolled in at 58.1. Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at IHS Markit:
“The euro zone manufacturing boom kicked into an even higher gear in September, with the PMI rising to a level surpassed only once in the past 17 years. The recovery is also looking increasingly broad based, with rising demand across the region lifting all boats. Greece is the latest good news story, enjoying its strongest growth since June 2008.”
French Manufacturing is at a six and a half year high. The same can be said about Italy, where the index has now come in above 50 for 13 consecutive months. Germany continues to contribute positive results in the region with a PMI reading of 60.6, up from the August report of 59.3. That represents its strongest growth since 2011. Spain now sports a reading on output growth that is a three-month high rebounding from a poor reading in August.
European Composite PMI continued to improve to end the quarter showing a read of 56.7 versus the August report of 55.7. Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at IHS Markit:
“The economy enters the fourth quarter with business energized by inflows of new orders growing at the fastest rate for over six years and expectations of future growth reviving after a summer lull.”
Services PMI in Germany hit a six-year high improving to 55.6 from the previous reading of 53.5. The service sector in France rebounded from summer doldrums rolling in at 57, a big improvement from the August tally of 54.9. Italy didn’t follow the positive services trends being reported as it came in with a reading of 53.2; that was down from the August report of 55.1. Spain picked up the slack though as the sharp rebound in its services sector continued. September Services PMI was reported at 56.7, up from a much improved August reading of 56.
China’s Official Manufacturing index is at the strongest level since April of 2012 as it jumped to 52.4 from the previous report of 51.7.
Caixin China General manufacturing fell slightly in September. It was reported at 51, slightly below the 51.6 reading in August, and remains in expansion territory.
Source: Bespoke
Nikkei Japan Manufacturing PMI continues to show continued improvement. A new four-month high was reported at 52.9, up from the August reading of 52.2. Joe Hayes, Economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey:
“Stronger international client demand provided a key source of growth, as shown by export sales expanding at the quickest pace in seven months.”
Bank of Japan Tankan survey of business conditions increased to 109.29, up from the June quarterly reading of 108.31.
The U.K. bucked the trend of positive reports as its Construction PMI fell from the August read of 51.1 to 48.1 in September. That was the first drop in 13 months.
Tim Moore, Associate Director at IHS Markit:
“A shortfall of new work to replace completed projects has started to weigh heavily on the UK construction sector. Aside from the soft patch linked to spending delays around the EU referendum, construction companies have now experienced their longest period of falling workloads since early 2013.”
However there was a positive; U.K. Services PMI improved to 53.6, coming off the 11-month low of 53.2 that was reported in August.
Canadian PMI Manufacturing increased to a reading of 55, up slightly from the prior month at 54.6. Christian Buhagiar, President and CEO, SCMA:
“Canada’s manufacturing sector achieved another month of strong output expansion and job creation during September. Greater demand from domestic sources and a rebound in energy sector spending remained key factors boosting production schedules.”
Earnings Observations
Bespoke Investment Group tells us that Corporate America has restructured its balance sheets and is flush with cash.
That also tells us it hasn't been investing in its business during the last few years. What bullish investors want to see now is a change in that strategy as regulations and a more pro-business outlook takes hold.
While investors eagerly await third-quarters earnings results to roll in, Brian Gilmartin looks ahead to the forecasts for the fourth quarter, and the news looks pretty encouraging for the bulls:
“The expected year-over-year growth rate of the SP 500’s “forward -4-quarter” EPS finally moved over 10%, the first print over 10% since - well - quite a while.”
Sentiment
For the S&P 1500 as a whole, average short interest as a percentage of float increased to 6.9%. While that may not sound like much, it is the highest level for the index since August 2010. In August 2010, the S&P closed the month at 1,049. Stocks started to rally, and in April 2011, the S&P closed the month at 1,363. A 30% gain before any meaningful pullback occurred.
The short interest levels are higher for mid caps standing at 7.9%, the highest level since July 2009. Of the different market cap ranges, the S&P 500 large caps is the only index where average short interest levels are not at a 52-week high. This time around it appears new highs are scaring people, and many are buying into all of the negative commentary we have seen lately, putting on hedges, and in some cases are net short.
Some of the neutral investors came off the sidelines this week. According to the weekly survey from AAII, bullish sentiment increased to 35.6%, while bearish sentiment also increased from 28.7% up to 32.8%.
Crude Oil
Interesting read on the crude oil situation that was brought to my attention by a follower this week.
The latest inventory report showed a larger-than-expected draw of 6 million barrels. For the second week in a row, gasoline inventories went the other way with a surprise build of 1.6 million barrels.
Last week a key resistance level was brought to readers' attention:
"It appears the next step would be a break above $52-53 to further confirm that this move is real.”
Crude oil WTI is apparently trading on technicals as it was rebuffed at resistance on this attempt to overcome that area of resistance. WTI closed Friday at $49.34, down $2.24 for the week.
The Technical Picture
2017 has been a year of low volatility and plenty of bull market highs. As shown in the chart below, historically, the S&P 500 has averaged a daily change of +/-0.73% over the first 188 trading days of any given year.
Source: Bespoke
The only year where the S&P 500 experienced a smaller daily change through 188 trading days is 1964. In that year, the index averaged a daily move of just +/-0.26%. The S&P 500 went through a three-year period of extremely low volatility in 1963, 1964, and 1965. 2017 now ranks as the second least volatile year through 188 trading days, but 1964 ranks 1st, 1965 ranks 3rd, and 1963 ranks 4th. The 1963-1965 period shows that 2017 doesn’t have to be a one year event; this type of low volatility environment can go on for even longer.
Many have placed their bets on a pickup in volatility since January, but who knows when volatility will pick up. Worrying about low volatility or trying to predict how the market will react to it is a waste of time, but for those that must, maybe October will answer their prayers.
New highs have been the trademark of this year's market as well. Bespoke tells us:
“Year to date, there have now been 39 closing highs, which puts the index on pace for 52 new closing highs on the year. The last time we saw more was in 2014, but before that you have to go back to 1995 when there were 77. In the index’s history, there have only been more than 50 closing all time highs four other times (1961, 1964, 1995, and 2014). That’s some impressive company!”
Source: Bespoke
Since the initial breakout in 2013, the S&P 500 has recorded 164 new all-time highs, and it seems like each and every one has been questioned or called the last.
The projected S&P 2,525 pivot point that has been in place for quite a while was taken out early this week as the parade of new highs continued.
Chart courtesy of FreeStockCharts.com
The daily chart does show prices somewhat extended. Pulling back to short-term trend lines is more than likely the next move. Look for a 35-40 point pullback to the 20-day moving average which stands at 2,511. Persistent up-trends do not quickly reverse direction without a major event, and I do not believe this time will be different.
Short-term support is at the 2,525 (former resistance) and 2,479 pivots, with resistance now at the 2,575 level.
Market Skeptics
The naysayers are all over the fact that margin debt it at a new high. The table below shows the average returns when margin debt is at a high versus periods when it isn’t at record highs.
Source: Bespoke
Not much difference at all. After six months, the returns are about the same. 3.6% at record levels vs. 4%. After a year, the record margin situation holds a slight edge with a 6.9% gain versus 8.2%. There were seven occurrences of record margin debt from late 2013 through early 2014 and it’s why the bulls were constantly warned back then. Equities kept rallying after each one of them. I always wonder who exactly are these people warning? The investors who have had the story right need no counseling from anyone that has had the story wrong.
With so many other factors at work during these periods, it is clear that this data point cannot be used to call market turns or cited as a reason to change strategy. I’ll clarify that it can be used if one wants to hurt performance results.
Individual Stocks and Sectors
Technology has led the way all year and finishes out the third quarter on top of the pack.
Source: Bespoke
Intel (INTC) has been mentioned here many times in the last two years. The reason, I saw this stock as another Microsoft (MSFT). An old technology company that is slowly morphing into a company that addresses the areas of tech that are growing today. In Microsoft’s case, it is the cloud. Don’t look now, but Intel has finally broken out of a 17-year trading range. The company started its transformation by purchasing Mobileye (MBLY), a leader in the autonomous car revolution.
With its yield of 2.8%, this company represents a compelling situation for investors, as it appears the dead money in Intel has now sprung to life. The same way the dead money was turned into profits with Microsoft. In my view, a perfect stock to get into if one has prematurely left this bull market and now wonders how they can get back in the game now. The stock is overextended now and will pull back in the short term. That will be the time to act.
Biotech stocks as measured by the Nasdaq Biotechnology Biotech ETF (IBB) recorded a new high this past week; I continue to remain solidly invested in this group and the fresh breakout signals further gains in the intermediate term. Acadia Pharmaceuticals (ACAD), Alexion Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ALXN), Celgene (CELG), Gilead (GILD), and Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) are among individual stocks I hold and like going forward. The recent downgrade of Celgene citing generic threats represents a buying opportunity.
Sarepta just broke out of a trading range and is a candidate for research on any pullback. I got involved on the coattails of the CEO’s decision to purchase two million dollars worth of stock when it traded at $41.
A slight reversion to the mean saw Energy (XLE) have the biggest gains at +10.08% in September but is still down 8.6% year to date. Financials (XLF), Industrials (XLI), and Materials (XLB) were the next best performing sectors during the month.
Entering the fourth quarter investors are left with a decision whether to stick with the hot hand and buy the best performing sector to close out the year or rotate out into laggards. To help answer that question, it should be noted that when Tech leads through the first three quarters, it has averaged a gain of 12.9% during Q4 with positive returns five out of seven times.
Since I have been in the sector and enjoyed the gains, I won’t be lightening up now nor would I be adding aggressively. I’ll stay with what has been solid and remain diversified instead of loading up in one area of the market. In contrast if one has not enjoyed the gains, it might be worth the risk to get involved. Remember the people managing huge sums of money will want to have all of these winners on their year-end summaries. I mentioned FAANG earlier as a possibility. My view is that these stocks will outperform the market when we tally up the numbers after the fourth quarter comes to an end.
Small caps were left for dead most of the year as we headed into September, but they came roaring back last month. The S&P Small Cap 600 ETF (IJR) was up 7.9% on the month while the S&P 500 (SPY) was up 1.9%.
The commentary continues, we can’t find any good stocks to buy right now. Some of that mindset comes from avoiding stocks that have risen in price. Many market participants are loathe to buy a $20 stock that is now selling at $30. It’s how we are programmed to think, but dismissing a stock because it has had a nice run is a mistake. What is forgotten is that the stock’s fundamental picture more than likely has also improved, and in many cases, their new price is more than justified.
One example, Apple (AAPL) started the year at $116, moved to $130 on a better earnings picture. Continued on that path to $140; you guessed it, better fundamentals. Shares sit at $150 now, and it appears the positive story continues. Someone who didn’t want to buy shares in January simply because they saw them trading at $105 the month before made a huge mistake.
With an improving earnings situation, a global growth story and a bull market backdrop, it is very important to lose that mentality. If an investor doesn’t, they have just put on a straight jacket, added leg irons and handcuffed themselves to a handrail. The problem for them now is they aren't escape artists, and are now severely handicapped.
It's better to adopt this mindset, It's not about where a stock has been, it is where it is going. Therefore many stocks still remain attractive because the prospects of further earnings gains are in their favor. You add in the bull market backdrop and you have been given the keys to success. Far too many investors put them in their pocket and don’t use them.
An important takeaway from this bull market has been the fact that so many investors still bear the scars from the last great recession. It's had a dramatic affect on their psyches and it's been reflected in sentiment levels for years. There is another aspect that has also emerged with the duration of this upside run.
There is a new generation of investors who increasingly know nothing about bear markets. While most of us still have vivid memories of the financial crisis, and others also remember the dot-com bust, just about every 30-year old out there has never experienced a bear market since they graduated from college. One has to wonder how they will handle that and if it will have ramifications on how the market behaves once in a true downtrend. Perhaps it will be this group taking the stock market to euphoric highs.
Last week the closing commentary revolved around providing answers to the question of what will bring this bull market to an end. A strong and vocal consensus has recently formed that it is time to run and hide. This week I pose the question to all that may still not believe the market is going higher. What will bring this bull market to new heights? Some thoughts were posted on this topic back in early September.
For starters, maybe we should put this age issue to bed. I have long argued that the bull market is nowhere near the age that many have based their long in the tooth arguments on. Barry Ritholtz agrees with his missive that delves into this debate. While some think a bear market is overdue, I pose the thought that this bull market is just getting started.
Many technicians now agree that the U.S. stock market suffered a stealth bear market back in the 2015-2016 time frame. The S&P never reached the 20% level required to officially put that index in a bear market, but just about every other index did drop by more than 20%. The point being, many investors saw their portfolios take a decent hit. This occurred less than two years ago, and so the call for a bear market today simply because we are overdue looks very premature to me.
The stock market doesn't care about absolutes, about good or bad. Instead it reacts to change. Change for the positive or negative, and tends to dismiss most everything else. In this case the change has been a positive one. Those positives look to continue through the fourth quarter at the very least.
Continuing global economic growth.
U.S. corporate earnings improvement.
The war on U.S. corporations is coming to an end.
Fed remains flexible and accommodative.
Any progress on repatriation and tax reform adds to the positive change already in place. The changes that have taken place caused the breakout in stocks that occurred late in 2016. That event is less than a year old, and it is my belief this move is in the very early stages of development. If investors grasp that concept and marry it to the idea that it won’t be a straight line up, they will have the mindset needed to successfully navigate the high probability of a continuing bull market.
I remain more bullish than the consensus, and it is well justified when I look at the intermediate-term view. In addition to what I just mentioned, liquidity is ample, money managers remain underexposed to U.S equities, while investor sentiment largely remains apathetic. Where the S&P goes in the very short term is anyone’s guess, but any weakness will more than likely be temporary.
As always it's is best to monitor the situation with an open mind, always looking to re-assess as conditions warrant. At this point in time, I see no reason to abandon this bull market as we enter into the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Over the next two-three years, opportunity is huge and that is what I am really betting on.\nWhat is the future for names like D-Mart, Trent, Future Retail in 2018? 2017 has been a cracker of a year for the brick and mortar retailers whereas we are migrating more towards e-commerce and online shopping. If I look at the listed companies which are brick and mortar companies, they have had a home run this year?\nAs a policy, I try to stay away from intermediaries. People want to buy Maggi noodles, they do not necessarily want to Maggi noodles from Big Bazaar so for me Big Bazaar is an intermediary. It can do well but I am happy to pass on that opportunity. Let somebody else make money because I do not know whether the next consumer of Maggi noodles is going to be from Big Bazaar or from Amazon.\nHow are you betting on data?\nI do not think I am betting on data. My point on telecom is very contra to most people’s view. I think data is a commodity. The way I am looking at this is people saw telecom as a growth play from 2003 onwards and we are still hooked on to that telecom as a growth play. Eventually what we see happening is that data growth is happening but the revenue growth for the telecom companies is much more tepid.\nYou did buy Tata Communication?\nI did buy it for a trade but not necessarily as a core holding. My point is that data growth could be strong but I do not think it may translate into revenue growth and telecom utilities. Both voice and data eventually will become commodities and utilities.\nBut that is how technology moves. It starts with a promise, then price war kicks in and ultimately it becomes a commodity. But what happens when a trend is unleashed is that the dependence on that technology or that particular vertical increases highly. The data growth is here to stay and so you may not want to buy companies which are providing data but you may want to buy companies which would benefit because of data consumption. Are you betting on a Balaji or a Tejas Network or a Sterlite Optic because the biggest consumption in India is actually going to be data now?\nI have not figured out which would be the obvious beneficiary in this and contra to what you said, Warren Buffet has gone on record saying this saying that airplanes has been the biggest invention but anybody who bought airline stocks has not really made any money.\nHe has changed.\nHe has changed of course. The point is this, If you do not figure out whether the companies are going to make money, you do not necessarily have to jump on to the trend. Honestly, I do not think I have figured out which company would benefit out of this.\nI am looking at your top avoids right now, IT, pharma, NBFCs all make sense but why private banks?\nJust a valuation play. At the margin with such high valuations. I think there are better opportunities elsewhere, wherein the valuations could be similar but when the earnings turn, the earnings growth will be much higher than what the private banks would produce. That is the simple argument for not really owning too many private banks or private banks.\nYou may get it right. You may underperform in one quarter or first six months, but we know that there are legacy challenges for corporate banks and PSU banks which will not go away. You may see a State Bank of India go from Rs 250 to Rs 400 but on a two-year timeframe, on a three-year timeframe, I still feel HDFC Bank will outperform State Bank of India?\nDo not get me wrong. I am not betting on PSU banks either. What I think is that at this point in time, with these valuations and credit growth playing out, it is better to play the credit rating agencies rather than the private banks. When the turn comes through and the credit growth is already at 10%, we would start seeing credit rating agencies start showing much bigger growth than private banks.\nWhat is the big view for 2018? Do you think 2018 could be one of those years where the market is going to take in any and every negative surprise, every small or big dip by rushing into buy or do you think it is going to be a more sedate market at our hands, more stock specific where you will make money only in select few names?\nAt these valuations, the market is not going to be sedate. It will either go up or go down. What I am seeing is that if you look at psychology or if you look at the positions, corporate debt or corporate leverage is very low, earnings growth has not flown through, interest rates are low. We have not seen in history a market peak out with all these three factors playing out.\nOver the next two-three years we will have to see corporate debt come through as capacities start getting built up, interest rates start moving up, inflation start moving up. Earnings growth will follow and that is where the markets will start getting frothy. I do not know whether it is 2018 or 2019 or 2020, we will track that but with these three sets of numbers being adverse and of course volatility being so low, I do not think this is a recipe for the market topping out. 2018 would be very, very early for looking at market topping out. We should be bullish, I continue to be bullish here.' but not to 'An escalation on the tariff front is likely to cause the markets to have continued weakness, says Arun Daniel of J O Hambro Capital Management.'.", 'Upcoming ‘Carpool Karaoke’ Series Looks Epic']

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RENTON, Wash. (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks will not face any suspensions for the melee that broke out at the conclusion of Sunday's loss to Jacksonville.
The league is still reviewing the fracas that broke out in the closing moments of Jacksonville's 30-24 victory for potential discipline, but no suspensions will be coming. Michael Bennett, Sheldon Richardson and Quinton Jefferson were all flagged for personal fouls. Jefferson and Richardson were both ejected, and all three should face hefty fines for their involvement in the ugly conclusion. Jefferson attempted to climb into the stands after fans threw what appeared to be bottles at him as he was leaving the field. He was pulled back by team staff.
The Jaguars issued a statement Monday they were reviewing video and were conducting interviews with spectators and security staff in the area to identify those involved. The Jaguars said those involved may lose the right to purchase future tickets or have their season tickets revoked.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Saudi Arabia’s young crown prince has an ambitious list of to-dos: modernize his conservative kingdom, weaken Iran’s hand across the Mideast and, this week, rehabilitate his country’s image in the eyes of Americans.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, son of King Salman and heir to the throne, is opening a marathon tour of the United States with a stop in Washington, where he plans to meet President Donald Trump on Tuesday. He’ll hold separate meetings with a long roster of influential U.S. officials, including the secretaries of defense, treasury and commerce, the CIA chief and congressional leaders from both parties.
The visit comes as the United States and much of the West are still trying to figure out Crown Prince Mohammed, better known by his initials MBS, whose sweeping program of social changes at home and increased Saudi assertiveness abroad has upended decades of traditional rule in Saudi Arabia. The 32-year-old crown prince also has big economic plans, and over three weeks in the U.S. he will meet businessmen in New York, tech mavens from Google and Apple Inc. in San Francisco, and entertainment bigwigs in Los Angeles. Other stops include Boston and Houston.
“This is not the real Saudi Arabia,” MBS said when asked by CBS News about the repressive version of Islam many outsiders associate with the kingdom. He said he was restoring the more tolerant, egalitarian society that existed before Saudi Arabia’s ultraconservatives were empowered in 1979. “We were victims, especially my generation that suffered from this a great deal.”
It’s a message that has earned MBS admirers in the United States, as he allowed women to drive and opened movie theaters shuttered since the 1980s. MBS is turning “Saudi Arabia into a normal country in which normal people lead normal lives,” Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told reporters Monday.
Yet Democrats and Republicans have approached some of the crown prince’s other bold steps with trepidation, particularly as they pertain to his anti-Iran efforts. One bill in Congress proposes scaling back U.S. military assistance to a Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen.
MBS, in particular, has been closely identified with the three-year-old war in the Arab world’s poorest country, which started while he was defense minister. The Saudis and their allies are fighting Iran-backed Houthi rebels, but international organizations have harshly criticized the coalition’s airstrikes and blockading of Yemeni ports for contributing to thousands of civilian deaths and a humanitarian catastrophe.
It’s not the only regional mess the Saudis are in. In November, U.S. officials voiced unease when Lebanon’s prime minister unexpectedly resigned while in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia was accused of attempting to bring down Lebanon’s government, which is strongly influenced by Iranian proxy Hezbollah. Prime Minister Saad Hariri later reversed his resignation.
The Saudis are working aggressively to change perceptions. They’ve cast themselves as essential partners against Islamist extremist groups and, especially since Trump’s maiden overseas voyage last year, touted their lavish purchases of high-tech goods from job-creating American companies. In Yemen, the kingdom says it is improving military targeting, opening up ports and pledging $1.5 billion in new aid.
“The concerns expressed there are reflective of deep concerns by the American public at large,” said Lori Plotkin Boghardt, a Gulf scholar at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. “The Saudis are very sensitive to this. They’re certainly communicating with elite circles to discuss the measures they’re taking to try to get humanitarian assistance in to Yemen.”
In MBS, Trump will find a sympathetic ear for his calls to crack down on Iran, Saudi Arabia’s archenemy, and strengthen a 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran that former President Barack Obama and world powers brokered. Trump has threatened to pull out of the agreement unless there are changes by May. Last week, Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, an advocate of staying in the accord, choosing Mike Pompeo, the current CIA director and nuclear deal critic, as a replacement.
MBS could dangle a huge carrot in front of Trump for his support. Stock exchanges in New York and elsewhere are vying for the international listing of Aramco, the Saudi oil behemoth expected to go public soon. Saudi concerns with New York include a post-9/11 law that could jeopardize assets in the United States if victims’ families claim Saudi Arabia helped the al-Qaida attackers and sue for compensation.
Although the U.S. has welcomed MBS’s determination to purge pervasive corruption in Saudi Arabia, including by royals, the Trump administration hasn’t endorsed his tactics. Last year, more than 150 high-level princes, ministers, military officials and businessmen were abruptly rounded up and detained at the Ritz-Carlton hotel. They eventually paid settlements that Saudi Arabia says exceeded $106 billion.
Al-Jubeir, the foreign minister, said the tough tactics were needed after past anti-corruption campaigns failed.
“It didn’t work,” he said. “So now you do something dramatic.”
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(Global edition) From the BBC’s World Service … Global stock markets in Asia and the US have soared to fresh highs. Are investors creating a bubble that will inevitably burst? Or is it just a sign of a stronger economy? We look at why low interest rates aren't the sole driver of booming markets, and the factors that could upset the apple cart. Then, to Moscow, where Saudi Arabia’s King – complete with his entourage and a golden escalator – met Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, to discuss deeper ties and the new normal for oil prices. We also have the second part of our China series, where young people are sinking deeper into debt, and loan sharks are now accepting naked selfies as collateral.


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▶ The Trump administration said national security adviser Michael Flynn was asked to resign over issues of trust. Meanwhile, Democrats are calling for an independent investigation into his talks with Russia. (The Associated Press )
WASHINGTON—U.S. intelligence agencies and Congress will continue to investigate Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election, even after U.S. President Donald Trump fired his national security adviser for providing inaccurate accounts of his contacts with the Russian ambassador last year. Democrats said an independent investigation was the best way to answer questions about the Trump administration’s ties to Russia. But Republican leaders continue to refuse to consider that option and said three congressional investigations underway were enough. Trump’s national security adviser, Michael Flynn, was fired late Monday. The White House said he misled Vice-President Mike Pence about his contacts with the Russian ambassador. Read the latest news on U.S. President Donald Trump This isn’t the first time Trump has distanced himself from an adviser in light of relationships with Moscow. In late August, Paul Manafort resigned as Trump’s campaign chairman after disclosures by The Associated Press about his firm’s covert lobbying on behalf of Ukraine’s former pro-Russia governing political party. Trump has long held a friendly posture toward the long-time U.S. adversary and has been reluctant to criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin, even for Putin’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea region in 2014.
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“This isn’t simply about a change in policy toward Russia, as the administration would like to portray. It’s what’s behind that change in policy,” said California Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee, one of the congressional bodies investigating.
Even top Republicans say Congress needs to take a hard look at Trump’s ties to Russia after his ousting of national security adviser Michael Flynn, who the administration says may have misled the president and vice-president about his communications with a Russian envoy. ( Evan Vucci / The Associated Press )
Under the Obama administration, U.S. intelligence agencies said Russia interfered in the 2016 election with the goal of electing Trump. Trump has acknowledged that Russia hacked Democratic emails but denies it was to help him win. The New York Times reported late Tuesday that members of Trump’s campaign, including Manafort, had repeated contacts with Russian intelligence officials during the year before the election. The U.S. knew about these contacts through phone records and intercepted calls, the Times said.
Reached late Tuesday, Manafort told The Associated Press he has not been interviewed by the FBI about these alleged contacts. “I have never knowingly spoken to Russian intelligence officers and I have never been involved with anything to do with the Russian government or the Putin administration or any other issues under investigation today,” Manafort said. Officials who spoke with the Times anonymously said they had not yet seen any evidence of the Trump campaign co-operating with the Russians on hacking or other attempts to influence the election.
U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence leaves after attending a lunch with Republican senators on Tuesday. Pence didn't know of the Justice Department’s warning about Flynn until Feb. 9, more than a week after Trump was briefed. ( GABRIELLA DEMCZUK )
The investigations and the unusual firing of the national security adviser just 24 days into his job have put Republicans in the awkward position of investigating the leader of their party. The congressional probes are ultimately in the hands of the Republican committee chairmen, and the executive branch’s investigation is now overseen by Trump appointees. Read more: Trump renews media attacks as controversy over Russia deepens Trump campaign aides had repeated contacts with Russian intelligence Trump knew for weeks that Flynn was not telling the truth on Russia, White House says Republican leaders focused on the idea that Flynn misled Pence about the nature of his contacts with the Russian ambassador — not on any questioning of the relationship between Flynn and the ambassador. Democrats said a key issue is whether Flynn broke diplomatic protocol and potentially the law by discussing U.S. sanctions with Moscow before Trump’s inauguration. Virginia Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee, said the committee had not yet seen the transcripts of Flynn’s calls. The Justice Department had warned the White House late last month that Flynn could be at risk for blackmail because of contradictions between his public depictions of the calls with the Russian ambassador and what intelligence officials knew about the conversations. “You cannot have a national security adviser misleading the vice-president and others,” said Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin. Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, both Republicans, also said that more needs to be learned about Flynn’s discussions with the Russian Ambassador and Russia’s involvement in U.S. politics. McCain said in a statement that Flynn’s White House exit “raises further questions about the Trump administration’s intentions toward Vladimir Putin’s Russia, including statements by the president suggesting moral equivalence between the United States and Russia despite its invasion of Ukraine, annexation of Crimea, threats to our NATO allies, and attempted interference in American elections.” California Rep. Devin Nunes, chairman of the House intelligence committee, said he was concerned Flynn’s rights were violated in the interception of his conversations with the Russian ambassador.
Sen. John McCain said in a statement that Flynn’s White House exit “raises further questions about the Trump administration’s intentions toward Vladimir Putin’s Russia." ( Win McNamee )
“I’m just shocked that nobody’s covering the real crime here,” Nunes said. “You have an American citizen who had his phone call recorded and then leaked to the media.” The FBI has wide legal authority to eavesdrop on the conversations of foreign intelligence targets, including diplomats, inside the U.S. Flynn did not concede any wrongdoing in his resignation letter, saying merely that he “inadvertently briefed the vice-president elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador.” While North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr, chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, said much of the panel’s investigation will occur behind closed doors, Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said he planned to push to make the findings and hearings public. White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Trump did not direct Flynn to discuss U.S. sanctions with the Russians. “No, absolutely not,” Spicer said. With files from Bloomberg
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A Fitbit is a device you wear on your wrist every day, which connects to an app on your phone to keep track of your lifestyle, helping you to work towards the healthiest possible version of it. Stats will sync wirelessly, so once it is all set up, it won’t take up hours of your day inputting all the information collected. It will track the number of steps you do a day, as well as how many hours you sleep at night. It can even track any exercise you do through the day and how many calories it burnt by keeping track of your heart rate. Fitbit will help to encourage and build motivation for sticking to your goals by celebrating your daily accomplishments.\nMap My Run\nRunning is a great way of getting your heart rate up, and working off some stress. If getting fitter is part of your New Year’s resolutions, you may want to consider getting an app like Map My Run. It syncs with the GPS in your phone to show you a map of your route and how far you have managed to run. 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GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - A young Michigan girl is helping her classmates this holiday season, making sure they get a hot lunch at school by selling handmade "stretchy straw fidgeters," according to WXMI.
"Big ones are a dollar and little ones are 50 cents," said Lexi Bergeron, whose mother said she was inspired after hearing about students who couldn't afford lunches on the nightly news. She found out that some of her classmates would only get cheese sandwiches if they have a debt on their lunch account.
Lexi is in 4th grade at Ferry Elementary. She is "Paying It Forward" not just for her school, but the whole district. Lexi started making fidget strings for $1 each, and made $11 the first week.
Lexi's mother, Sara, put together a GoFundMe page, hoping to raise $188 to pay off the entire Ferry Elementary school lunch debt. That effort exceeded expectations and now they are hoping to raise thousands to wipe away all lunch debts in the district.
Their goal is $2,200 by the end of December. If you'd like to help, visit the GoFundMe page here.

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Some amazing teachers have gone to the extreme to help students in need—from using their bridal registry to providing coats for students to entering a boxing ring to solicit canned goods.
“I think teachers naturally have a good heart,” said West Jordan Middle School Vice Principal Eric Price. “It’s not about the money; it’s about the kids.”
All eyes on the bride
One example is Copper Hills High School’s marketing teacher, Rickee Stewart, who was nationally recognized when she used her bridal registry to collect coats and shoes for the homeless students at her school. Her generous actions were featured in newspapers and on TV during the whirlwind weeks between the first day of school and her wedding in September.
When Stewart had realized there were more than 100 homeless students at CHHS, she used social media to invite the community to donate through her bridal registry. CHHS Vice Principal Glen Varga said once Stewart’s first DonorsChoose.org request was filled, the online donation site decided to promote her campaign, opening it to international exposure.
That’s when boxes of coats began arriving at the school. Varga said the 110 boxes of coats they’ve received take up a lot of space.
“We’ve got a good problem on our hands,” said Varga. “We’re running out of storage space. The storage room is packed full and we’re looking for other spaces.” As the weather turns colder, the coats will be distributed to students, the surplus being shared with other schools.
This isn’t the first time Stewart has caused an overflow in the school’s pantry. Varga said when Stewart started teaching at CHHS three years ago, she organized a food drive.
“We got such an enormous response, we filled our own Principals Pantry and were able to donate hundreds of pounds to local food banks,” he said. “Since Rickee Stewart has been on campus, it’s been fully stocked.”
Milonie Taylor, who runs the pantry at CHHS, is glad Stewart’s bridal registry story gained popularity with so many media outlets.
“I’m hoping it has brought some positive needed attention to homelessness; it’s not just people living on a park bench eating out of a dumpster, it could be that kid sitting right next to in class,” said Taylor.
She hopes students take advantage of what the pantry can provide and won’t be embarrassed to ask for help.
“I’ve made our pantry look warm and inviting; it looks like a store, and they are welcome to pick up want they need,” said Taylor. The Pantry provides students with food, school supplies, personal hygiene items and clothing—even formal dresses for dances.
CHHS students are fully involved in the pantry, collecting donations and organizing them on the shelves. The school’s Latino in Action Club recently sponsored a clothing drive, which gleaned hundreds of clothing donations. In Stewart’s marketing-based business class, she incorporates the pantry into the curriculum. Taylor said they discuss homelessness, encouraging students to consider how it would affect their lives.
“Rickee will ask them to write down the difference between a want and a need,” said Taylor. “I think it’s pretty eye-opening to her students.”
Taking a punch for the pantry
Tyler Garcia, business teacher and football coach at Kearns High School, has likewise been passionate about stocking multiple school pantries. He agreed to compete in a boxing match at a local sports arena—if it benefited school pantries.
Originally, he was giving his sports and entertainment marketing students some “real-world” experience helping market the Executive Fight Night.
“It quickly turned into an opportunity to get food and money for the food banks at Kearns and Cyprus—if I took more of an active role in the event—so I spoke with the promoter and committed to the nine-week training to be ready to fight,” said Garcia.
Spectators at the July 29 event were asked to donate food with their admission, and Garcia was able to collect about 20 cases of food and close to $1000, which he divided between the Kearns Community Food Pantry and Cyprus’ Pirate Pantry.
Before the match he said, “I do not have any boxing experience, and yes, I am a bit crazy for doing this, but if it can raise food and awareness to help our students then I am willing to take the punch.”
To the delight of his students, Garcia was declared the winner over his opponent, who towered half a foot above him.
Will sing for food
Krista Gibbons runs the food pantry at West Jordan Middle School. She coordinated a series of fundraisers over the summer to stock the pantry for the school year.
Local artists such as The Backview Heights from Provo and ukulele player Abbey Hafen entertained audiences at the largest benefit concert held Aug. 23 at the Viridian Event Center. Local businesses committed to match contributions and donated items for the raffle such as Papa Murphy’s pizzas, passes for rock climbing at The Front, field time at Let’s Play Soccer and a helicopter ride.
But the big winners of the evening were the students who face hunger, immigration, financial and family problems.
“If a kid comes to school hungry, they’re not going to learn,” said Gibbons.
She said many teachers have snacks they make available for kids in need. One teacher keeps peanut butter and jelly and bread on hand for kids who don’t have a lunch. Others have a drawer of granola bars. But when the need is long term, they send them to Gibbons whose stash has grown from a shelf to her entire classroom closet.
Gibbons even provides backpacks for the students to fill up with food to take home to their families to ensure that they have something to eat over the weekend.
WJMS teacher Erika Rand said she used to assume kids who needed free lunch would get it, not realizing those from refugee families couldn’t qualify for the program. She said teachers are aware who the homeless students are, even when it isn’t obvious by their appearance.
“Mostly you can tell by discipline and by how stressed out they are,” said Rand.
She has been touched by students who generously share their lunch or slip money to friends so they can buy something to eat.
“They’re just kids but their needs are so much more,” said WJMS teacher Erika Rand. “We have some awesome teachers that really make them feel like family.”
Many teachers donate their time as well, staying after school to play soccer with kids who need something to do after school said Price. Some teachers become the support and encouragement the kids aren’t getting at home. He said parents do their best, but times get tough; his teachers do their best to help in any way they can.
“We tell our kids every day at school on the announcements, ‘We love you, we care about you, make it a great day,’” said Price.
That sentiment is expressed through the many teachers who, through both simple and extreme actions, are taking care of their students.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) - The Latest on the American student reported missing in Bermuda (all times local):
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A police spokesman in Bermuda says authorities have found a body amid a search for a U.S. student who disappeared after a rugby tournament on the British island territory.
Parents John and Lisa Dombroski, center, stand with their sons John, left, and Kevin, right, during a press conference regarding their missing son and brother Mark, at the Hamilton Police Station in Hamilton, Bermuda, Monday, March 19, 2018. Mark Dombroski, 19, a member of the rugby team at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, disappeared early Sunday after a night of socializing at the end of an international rugby tournament. (Blaire Simmons/The Royal Gazette via AP)
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The Bermuda Police Service said a news conference would be held later Monday.
Authorities and members of Dombroski's family had been searching Bermuda for the young man in a wooded area known as The Arboretum. It was near a sports center where Dombroski was competing as a member of the rugby team at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia.
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The University of California San Diego men's golf team placed 18th of 22 schools at the Cactus Thaw Invitational, hosted by Western New Mexico University Monday and Tuesday at Brookside Country Club. UC San Diego finished with a two-round total of 590, 14-over par.
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FILE - In this Dec. 2, 2015, file photo, Tesla Motors Inc. CEO Elon Musk delivers a speech at the Paris Pantheon Sorbonne University as part of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris. For years, Tesla has boasted that its cars and SUVs are safer than other vehicles on the roads, and CEO Elon Musk doubled down on the claims in a series of tweets this week. Francois Mori, File AP Photo

“It’s easy, at a time of rolling scandals and hourly push alerts, to lose sight of how extraordinary this moment is,” CJR Editor and Publisher Kyle Pope writes in the opening pages of our new print issue. The past year has been unlike any the US political world has ever seen. Donald Trump’s rise from reality-TV celebrity to reality-TV president challenged and changed journalism in myriad ways. CJR’s fall magazine looks at the people, moments, and news organizations Trump’s presidency has affected.
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Volunteers in our community placed American flags in many Amarillo neighborhoods to not only celebrate Flag Day but also help the community.
The money raised helps local children's organizations which includes the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and the High Plains Food Bank.
For the first time in 20 years, the Downtown Kiwanis Club voted to raise the price of their flag service from $30 to $35.
"We wanted to raise the price so we could raise more money for our charities." Says Kiwanis Club President Vince Wirt, "After 20 years, a five dollar increase isn't too much"
This year just under 2,000 flags decorated Amarillo neighborhoods for Flag Day. Along with the price change, the club is also trying to get more people and neighborhoods to be included.
"We want to give more money to our charities." Says Wirt, "We always like to be able to give money to them when they call on us. We raise about $50,000 a year and all of that money stays local."
This year during the annual club clean up at our local Girl Scout Camp some of the women saw a need for in the cabins. The camp needed new mattresses for the girls to sleep on, but it just wasn't in the budget.
"Before receiving our new mattresses, the ones we had had been here 20 to 25 years so there is a definite need." Says Camp Director Natalie Stephenson, "It would have cost us close to 10 thousand dollars to purchase 141 mattresses to cover our entire camp."
If you are interested in buying a flag, call the Amarillo Downtown Kiwanis Club at (806) 376-7361.
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NEW YORK - Police in New York are looking for a group of men who attacked a bodega clerk with avocados and bananas late last month.
According to the NYPD, a 21-year-old clerk was behind the counter at the Stadium Gourmet Deli when two suspects approached him angrily about a food order.
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NASHVILLE — The Nashville Predators have acquired forward Mark McNeill from the Dallas Stars for defenceman Andrew O'Brien.
The trade was made Saturday.
The 24-year-old McNeill has five goals, one assist and 36 penalty minutes in 18 games with the American Hockey League's Texas Stars this season. He has played in 312 AHL games since the 2011-12 season.
McNeill has played in two NHL games — one with Chicago in 2015-16 and one with Dallas in 2016-17.
The 25-year-old O'Brien has three points and 27 penalty minutes in 21 games for the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals this season. He has appeared in 188 career AHL regular-season games.
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How big of a loss would it be if Preds lose Neal in expansion draft?
Each day through the Vegas expansion draft and up until free agency on July 1, TSN.ca breaks down the latest news and rumours around the NHL.
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Anything on the Galchenyuk front?
According to TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie, the Montreal Canadiens are "most certainly listening" to trade talks when it comes to sniper Alex Galchenyuk, but are not actively trying to deal the American.
On Alex Galchenyuk future in MTL, my take as follows: MTL is most certainly "listening" on trade talk (where have we heard that before, PK). — Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) June 14, 2017
McKenzie notes that despite the Habs needing help at centre, it doesn't mean they'll trade one of their better players in Galchenyuk to get it.
"By no means is it assured Galchenyuk will be traded, but MTL needs help at centre and it's become clear MTL doesn't view him as a centre," McKenzie tweeted. "Obviously, fit would have to be just right and by no means are Habs trying to get rid of Galchenyuk. Needs a new deal whether he stays/goes."
The Habs said after the season Galchenyuk would not be ready to play centre in the NHL next season and the team will instead keep him on the wing. The 23-year-old is one year removed from a 30-goal season, but posted just 17 goals last season, his lowest total since 2013-14. He is a restricted free-agent this summer.
"Common sense would suggest Galchenyuk won't sign an extension in MTL until he has a clearer picture of whether he's staying or going," McKenzie continued. "If trade appears likely, guessing preference would be to negotiate with new team as opposed to doing a deal in MTL and then getting dealt."
As McKenzie notes, the 2012 third overall pick is still two years away from unrestricted free agency, meaning he has very little control over the situation and could re-sign only to be traded by the Canadiens.
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Starring Role?
Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal reports the Dallas Stars have their eyes on Vancouver Canucks defenceman Chris Tanev.
The Stars own the No. 3 overall pick in this month's entry draft and have been open about their willingness to move it for a current NHL player. Matheson doesn't believe Tanev is worth the third overall pick and wonders if the two teams could flip picks in a deal for Tanev. The Canucks own the fifth overall pick and would move up two spots in such a deal.
Dallas likes Canucks' Chris Tanev, second-pairing NHL D, but he can't be worth No. 3 overall pick in draft, right? Maybe a flip of picks too — Jim Matheson (@NHLbyMatty) June 14, 2017
Unlike the Stars with their top pick, the Canucks have said they have no plans to trade Tanev this summer, even as they begin their rebuild.
Craig's List - Final Draft Rankings
1. Nico Hischier, C, Halifax (QMJHL)
2. Nolan Patrick, C, Brandon (WHL)
3. Cale Makar, D, Brooks (AJHL)
4. Cody Glass, C, Portland (WHL)
5. Miro Heiskanen, D, HIFK (SM Liiga)
Tanev, 27, scored two goals and added eight assists while averaging 20:21 of ice time in 53 games with the Canucks this season. Canucks general manager Jim Benning said last month any deal for Tanev would have to make an impact on the team's future - which one could argue moving up two slots would.
“I wouldn’t be doing my job if I didn’t listen and see if it (trade) is worth it, but it’s hard to find good defencemen,” Benning told the Vancouver Province. “Especially defencemen who are mobile and move the puck. I’m not shopping Tanev or bringing his name up in conversations with other GMs. They bring up his name.
“Unless it would make sense for our future, I’m not trading Chris. He means so much to our team. And we’re not looking to do anything with Alex (Edler).”
Tanev is signed through 2019-20 at a cap hit of $4.45 million. He has a modified no-trade clause that will kick in on July 1.
Dallas is projected to protect defencemen John Klingberg, Esa Lindell and Stephen Johns in the expansion draft, with Dan Hamhuis, Jamie Oleksiak and Patrick Nemeth left exposed.
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Clock Ticking
TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reported Tuesday the Nashville Predators could leave forward James Neal exposed in the expansion draft and protect Calle Jarnkrok instead.
LeBrun reports the decision is not final, but the Predators will now work to either make a deal with Vegas to ensure neither Neal or Jarnkrok are selected, or trade one of the two elsewhere.
Have to believe Nashville will do all it can either in side deal with Vegas or trade with another team to not just lose either for nothing — Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) June 13, 2017
If the Predators fail to make a deal with the Golden Knights or find a trade partner before Saturday (when protection lists are due) they will risk losing one of the two players for nothing.
Opting to protect eight skaters and a goalie over the seven-three-one model, the locks to be protected by the Predators are P.K. Subban, Roman Josi, Mattias Ekholm, Ryan Ellis, Filip Forsberg, Ryan Johansen, Viktor Arvidsson and goaltender Pekka Rinne.
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The Breakdown
Kristen Odland of Postmedia reported Tuesday the Flames are most likely to choose the seven-three-one model for the expansion draft.
Who's Vegas Bound? 2016-17 Stats
Brouwer (31): 13G, 25P
Stajan (33): 6G, 23P
Bouma (27): 3G, 7P
Chiasson (26): 12G, 24P
Shinkaruk (22): 1A in 7GP
TSN Hockey also projected the Flames to take the first option for protection, which will likely leave Troy Brouwer, Matt Stajan, Lance Bouma, Alex Chiasson and Hunter Shinkaruk available for the Golden Knights.
The team is projected to protect captain Mark Giordano, TJ Brodie and Dougie Hamilton as their defencemen, and Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, Sam Bennett, Micheal Ferland, Mikael Backlund, Michael Frolik and Curtis Lazar at forward.
Lazar played in just four regular season games with the Flames after being acquired at the trade deadline and dressed in one of the team's four playoff games. However, the Flames parted with a second-round draft pick in the deal to acquire Lazar and are believed to be committed to helping him develop. He was the 17th overall pick in the 2013 NHL draft.
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Hitting the Market
Andy Strickland of Fox Sports Midwest reports the Boston Bruins have informed restricted free agent Zac Ronaldo he will not be qualified, and therefore will hit the open market on July 1.
Zach Rinaldo has been told he will not be qualified by Boston #Bruins — Andy Strickland (@andystrickland) June 13, 2017
Rinaldo spent the entire season in the AHL this year after dressing in 52 games with the Bruins in 2015-16. The 2008 sixth-round pick owns nine goals and 18 assists in 275 career games with the Bruins and Philadelphia Flyers.
He scored five goals and added two assists in 29 games at the AHL level this season.
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CONCORD (KRON) — California Highway Patrol Officer Martin Lendway is headed home after he was seriously hurt in a crash involving a suspected DUI driver in January.
It happened on Highway 4 in Concord.
Investigators say a driver slammed into a pickup truck, which then flipped over and landed on Officer Lendway’s legs, trapping him.
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