Dan Loeb's Third Point Says a Trump Win Would Boost Markets, Drive up Infrastructure Spending
Europe's "dismal financial reporting season" reveals why the valuations of European and American stock markets differ by 40%, with uncertain prospects for a reversal.
①The significant difference in the opening of the third-quarter reports between Europe and the United States highlights the sluggish economic situation in Europe and the unclear prospects; ②The greater uncertainty lies in next month's U.S. presidential election, with the euro facing the risk of further rapid devaluation.
European companies frequently issue profit warnings, can stocks significantly discounted attract investors to "pan for gold"?
A series of profit warnings issued by large companies in Europe contrasts sharply with the optimistic start of the US financial reporting season, indicating why the stock market in this region may continue to lag behind the US stock market.
Infrastructure Investments Poised for Growth Amid Policy Shifts and Rising Demand
Is the US stock market not calm tonight? $3 trillion huge options expiring, Goldman Sachs: This time is different.
Goldman Sachs points out that the US stock market is approaching the election, and the expected major decline has not yet occurred. The VIX volatility has not risen along with the s&p 500's increase, so investors holding put options need to consider the possibility of the US stocks continuing to rise.
TSMC, Strong Economic Data Push Dow To Fresh Record High: Investor Sentiment Improves, Fear Index Remains In 'Greed' Zone
