Morning Market Report 7/27/2015

The KUIK Morning Market Report for Monday, July 27:
Markets are down.
Index Direction Change Units Time Change
Dow Down                    (136)  points           17,433 7:04 AM
S&P500 Down -0.6% percent            2,067           (12.97)
Nasdaq Composite Down -0.8% percent            5,050           (38.67)
30 Year Treasury Down                        (4) Basis Points              2.93 Annual Yield
Big drops in China. The Shanghai Composite Index ended down 8.5% to 3,725.56, its second-straight day of losses and worst daily percentage fall since February 2007. China’s main index is up 6% from its recent low on July 8, but still off 28% from its high in June. The smaller Shenzhen Composite fell 7% to 2,160.09. The selling came as investors fear the government is curbing its buying of blue-chip stocks, and could be testing whether the market can support itself without intervention.
Here in the US the Commerce Department reports orders for durable U.S. goods climbed 3.4% in June, mostly because of strong bookings for passenger planes. Overall business investment remained soft and shipments of goods barely rose. Economists expected a 2.6% gain. Orders minus transportation rose 0.8%. That’s the highest gain since August 2014.  Core capital goods  rose  0.9% in June following two straight declines. but they are running 3.4% below 2014 levels halfway through the year.
Serving the West Side first, I am Bill Roller of BR Capital for 1360 KUIK.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/shanghai-plunges-8-on-worries-beijing-is-ratcheting-down-inflows-2015-07-27
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/durable-goods-orders-rise-34-in-june-but-business-investment-still-soft-2015-07-27
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