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Top 10 U.S. Stocks With 3-month Earnings Momentum as Net Upgrades Brighten: Berenberg
Seeking AlphaJul 26 18:42 ET
AllianceBernstein Anticipates a Soft Landing Due to Easing Inflation and Moderating Growth
Seeking AlphaJul 26 12:41 ET
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Higher Pre-Bell Friday Ahead of Key Inflation Data
MT NewswiresJul 26 08:26 ET
Amazon Tests AI Chips in Texas Lab, Aims to Cut Nvidia Costs
BenzingaJul 26 08:20 ET
BCA: US stocks 'will soon reach their peak, and the bear market will begin,' global investors should increase their allocation to government bonds.
BCA analyst suggests that the US stock market is likely to soon peak and a bear market will begin. Global asset allocators should increase their allocation to government bonds rather than stocks. A significant allocation to US dollar cash is also reasonable.
wallstreetcnJul 25 23:34 ET
Wednesday's Stock Market Pullback Was Painful. Here's What To Do Next
Barron'sJul 25 19:57 ET

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Brianjh

Jul 26 09:48

The Reason Why Market Tumbles recently

Between July 24th to 25th 2024. The Magnificent 7 lost over $600 BILLION of market cap and the Broad Index S&P 500 lost $1.1 TRILLION of market cap. (Yes, Trillions)
The heatmap pretty much shows the bloodbath happened for the past few days
To begin the Vix (volatility / fear gauge) index also shows a massive surge within these few days, hitting the 18 mark.
The last time it was this high was in Apr 19th 2024 where it hit peak of 19.23
Very obvious the ...

Big tech earnings disappoint, US stocks dips: Who's the next hope?

Brianjh

Jul 26 08:28

PCE DATA

Easing Inflation in June
Headline PCE prices: 0.1% m/m
Core PCE prices: +0.2% m/m
Moving toward Fed's 2% target:
Headline inflation -0.1pt to 2.5% yoy, IN-LINE with expectations. This is the lowest level since February '21 and down from 7.2% two years ago.
Core inflation is flat at 2.6% yoy, at the lowest level since March '21. This is slightly above expectations (2.5%), which is not such a big surprise as PCE data from yesterday's GDP report revealed a similar picture.
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Mixed US data ahead of FOMC meeting: Can we expect first rate cut in September?

Brianjh

Jul 26 06:26

100% chance of Rate cut?

There is now a 100% chance of a 25 bps interest rate cut by September, according to CME FedWatch
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Mixed US data ahead of FOMC meeting: Can we expect first rate cut in September?

areecep

Jul 25 21:23

Market Recap

U.S. Stocks:
Dow up 0.2%, S&P 500 down 0.51%, Nasdaq down 0.93%.
Bonds:
10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell 2.94 basis points to 4.2544%. 2-year U.S. Treasury yield rose 1.03 basis points to 4.4389%.
Commodities:
WTI September crude oil futures up $0.69 (0.89%) to $78.28/barrel. Brent September crude oil futures up $0.66 (0.81%) to $82.37/barrel. Spot gold down 1.39% to $2364.47/ounce. Spot silver down 3.61% to $27.8485/ounce. LME aluminum and tin down over 1.2%.
$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$ $iShares Core S&P 500 ETF(IVV.US)$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$ $Cboe/COMEX Gold Volatility Index(.GVX.US)$ $Crude Oil Futures(SEP4)(CLmain.US)$ $Citigroup(C.US)$ $Bank of America(BAC.US)$

Brianjh

Jul 25 06:15

S&P 500 Index Sensitivity to US real GDP

Is this the most important chart for US equities?
It might not look like much but the regime just shifted.
What is this chart ?
It shows the change in the S&P 500 in % from a 1 daily standard deviation *rise* in US real GDP growth, holding all other factors constant (I.e the sensitivity of SP500 to US real GDP)
This was bobbling around in negative territory ("bad news is good news" regime).
Now it has turned positive ("bad news is bad news")
[How ...

Big tech earnings disappoint, US stocks dips: Who's the next hope?