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Here's Why Nvidia Stock Jumped Today
Bank of America: Chip stocks are expected to recover starting in October. Nvidia (NVDA.US) and others may perform well.
Bank of America believes that the recovery of the semiconductor sector may be earlier than the US election.
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Wall Street banks are bullish on the rebound prospects of Nvidia (NVDA.US) and believe that semiconductor stocks have recently fallen too far.
Several Wall Street banks, including Bank of America and UBS Group, still remain bullish on Nvidia and believe that the recent decline in the semiconductor industry has been overdone.
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After the turmoil in the US stock market, what are the opportunities for "buying at a low price"?
Analysts are primarily bullish on defensive investments and consider large technology, medical care, and high-yield stocks to be buying targets on dips.
Wall Street's Trash Contains Buried Treasure -- Heard on the Street -- WSJ
Weakening of the Japanese yen boosted the nikkei 225 index to recover from "Black Monday" losses.
The Nikkei 225 index has recovered to the level before the plunge of more than 12% on August 5th.
Morgan Stanley still adds fuel to technology giants such as Nvidia (NVDA.US) in Q2 and heavily increases its stake in Chinese concept stocks such as Full Truck Alliance (MMY.US).
According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) disclosure, JPMorgan submitted its second quarter hold positions report (Form 13F) as of June 30, 2024.
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Goldman Sachs tech expert says there is a narrow buying opportunity for US stocks by the end of the month. The proportion of US consumers expecting to default on their debts has risen to the highest level since 2020.
The top news that global financial media together focused on last night and this morning included: Goldman Sachs technology experts who accurately predicted the decline of US stocks pointed out that there is a narrow window of buying on dips at the end of the month. Scott Rubner, director and technical expert of Goldman Sachs Group, said that as the selling pressure from systematic funds eased and the company increased share buybacks, investors will welcome a brief window of buying on dips in US stocks at the end of the month. "This will be the last time I short the stock market in August, because the supply-demand imbalance in the stock market, which was most severe in August, will end," Rubner, Goldman Sachs' global market director and technical expert, wrote in a report to customers on Monday. He said he would do so in August.
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