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Wall Street guru Jeff Saut says stocks are set up for a 'rip-your-face-off' rally

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Business Insider
By Akin Oyedele
1 hour ago


(CNBC)
Jeffrey Saut

Stocks are set up for a 'Santa Claus' rally to all-time highs by the end of 2015.

That's the bullish call from Raymond James' Jeffrey Saut, as stocks rally for a second day in a row, and the S&P 500 crawls out of negative year-to-date territory.

"I think the market has the potential here for a rip-your-face-off type rally," he told CNBC on Tuesday morning. "It's human nature to read into negativity what happened last Friday, but it really doesn't deconstruct the bullish case right here."

Saut listed three things that inform his conviction:
•There are "massively oversold conditions" in the stock market.
•The upcoming expiration on December stock options, worth over a trillion dollars, has everyone worried. However, Saut says this typically has a bullish tilt.
•We're approaching the so-called Santa Claus-rally, the period between Christmas and New Year's Eve when, historically, stocks tend to rally.
•As for the big news of the week — the FOMC's interest-rate decision tomorrow — Saut doesn't think it's bad news for stocks. He says markets will not be spooked after an expected rate hike on Wednesday because Yellen will reassure everyone that the pace of future increases would be gradual, and that the Fed would take the first few months of the new year to assess the impact of a hike on markets before moving again.

All this should push the S&P 500 above its all-time high of 2,134.72 reached on May 20, Saut says. On Tuesday, the index opened at 2,047, and would need to rally 4% in the 11 trading days left for 2015.

Saut is also not spooked by the decline in crude oil prices. He says oil started a bottoming process at about $42 per barrel in February, despite prices falling to seven-year lows and below $35 per barrel yesterday.

And energy companies would easily be able to clear the bar to report year-on-year growth in the new year because of the sharp declines this year.

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More likely crap caps.. if you don't mind me saying -):

I don't mind,

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DC - Had a message from doodlebug on ADVFN, want's to know if you would like to join CAT on his free Slack Forum? DB can't email you direct he's banned from MAM as you know.

Cheers Chris

Cheers Chris . Am I right in thinking he can read MAM but not contribute? Happy Christmas doodlebug and hope you are keeping well. Sadly ADVFN is not for me. Will be good to see you back on here, perhaps one day ? :-))

Correct dc

dc - me neither that is why joined the above.

Cheers Chris and dood. :-))

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DC many thanks for your posts on this thread I'm sure many like myself look in and make use of them, but rarely leave comments. It is much appreciated thanks.
2517

That is much appreciated 2517GEORGE. When I see a tip I put them on here. Cheers again.

Good point George, Me to well done D/C.

As long as you don't win the ftse comp. cheers Stan. :-)