The US labour market is very tight. Any number of measures suggest this. You are seeing this work through into modest wage appreciation very slowly. With synchronized global growth compounded with reduced cap-x and fixed asset investment, he sees very high profit margins and a move away from labour and into technology investment. This is all good for this company. People watch it with regards to tightness of the labour market. He thinks investing in the labour market is appropriate.
Medical devices. A good global name. He has been bullish on medical devices for quite some time. He has shifted that down recently because it was getting close to his break points. Earnings were ratcheted down because of hurricane noise because of Puerto Rican noise. IHI-N is the US ETF he would use to take positions in this sector. You want to get through this next quarter. You have good metrics.
Seniors sucked a lot of people into the sector for a long time because it was a low wage sector. It seemed to all line up well but in actual fact you don’t actually want to move in there. For the last 8 years the interest rates supported them but now you have the theme not having played out and this one is small and has no yield. It will trade with the space, yield or not. Get into materials or energy. He does not think it will come back.
Market. US Bond yields of 30 year bonds are down over the last 30 years but you can see a double bottom and they have broken the trend to the upside. We had a great melt up since the beginning of December. We are out of the disinflationary camp. There is synchronized global growth. We are moving almost to inflation. A stock breaking though its trend line like this would be bullish. In 2013 the TLT ETF lost 20% in 4 months and it holds government bonds. You have to be tactical in fixed income this year. The strategy makes sense.