Good morning, traders. Happy Friday, November 22nd. Without the news and animal spirits moving markets, you will not make it through today. My name is Kevin Travers, and the S&P 500 and market climbed this morning, here is what's moving: $Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$climbed 15%, after earlier this week, the firm said it submitted a plan to release its six-month delayed 10k with a new auditor, BDO USA, and filed for a time extension to file it...
For just the second month of 2024, and the first month since April, after surviving the often more dangerousmonth of September, the S&P 500 posted a negative October. The Nasdaq Composite closed out the month in the red as well, although that index had already posted a negative April as well as a negative July in 2024. There was some ugliness out there if you want to find it. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have fared better than other pockets of our marketplace. For tha...
U.S. Election & Stock Market During U.S. presidential elections, financial markets often experience increased volatility. Key trends include: 1. Market Uncertainty: Investors may react to the uncertainty surrounding potential policy changes, leading to fluctuations in stock prices. 2. Sector Performance: Certain sectors may perform better depending on the candidates’ platforms. For example, healthcare and energy stocks might rea...
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With such high popularity, if Trump is not elected, the United States will be in chaos. God bless the United States, hoping Trump can be elected.
The narrative driving global asset markets is shifting from "rate cut bets" to the "Trump trade" as the November election draws near. Platforms that allow users to bet on outcomes of events are pricing higher odds that former President Donald Trump could win the election. Polymarket data shows users are paying 61.70 cents per contract that will pay $1 if Trump wins, while contracts for Vice President Kamala Harris costs 38.30 cents each. Much li...
"Crypto and small caps performed better, with Renewables underperformed (in the last month)." “there’s room for a bit of disappointment and reversal in coming weeks if odds start to shift the other way" IS JP Morgan saying that the market is already pricing in a Trump victory? If odds are in Harris’s favor, equities might face a larger setback
$Direxion Daily Utilities Bull 3X Shares (UTSL.US)$if we see the remaining two hyperscalers and then ultimately other global companies that are close to their physical size partnering with utility companies for reactivation of former nuclear facilities or potentially building nuclear facilities to provide power to data centers this ETF will eclipse my target by a significant margin in the up and coming year. are you anticipated mid-44s. we saw this euphoric rise yesterday in Dominion and other u...
The market ratcheted higher Monday, leading to all-time highs and closing highs for two indexes. Despite Hong Kong stock pullbacks,$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$climbed to a record closing high, and record price right before the bell. The market continued flat Monday morning, but outsized index climbers pushed the S&P 500 and Dow toward new record high closes. Just after the close, the$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$climbed 77 bps to a...
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$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ climbed 15%, after earlier this week, the firm said it submitted a plan to release its six-month delayed 10k with a new auditor, BDO USA, and filed for a time extension to file it...
For tha...
During U.S. presidential elections, financial markets often experience increased volatility. Key trends include:
1. Market Uncertainty: Investors may react to the uncertainty surrounding potential policy changes, leading to fluctuations in stock prices.
2. Sector Performance: Certain sectors may perform better depending on the candidates’ platforms. For example, healthcare and energy stocks might rea...
Platforms that allow users to bet on outcomes of events are pricing higher odds that former President Donald Trump could win the election. Polymarket data shows users are paying 61.70 cents per contract that will pay $1 if Trump wins, while contracts for Vice President Kamala Harris costs 38.30 cents each. Much li...
“there’s room for a bit of disappointment and reversal in coming weeks if odds start to shift the other way"
IS JP Morgan saying that the market is already pricing in a Trump victory?
If odds are in Harris’s favor, equities might face a larger setback
The market continued flat Monday morning, but outsized index climbers pushed the S&P 500 and Dow toward new record high closes.
Just after the close, the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ climbed 77 bps to a...
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