The US stock market was off to a rocky start for the month of September. Both S&P500 and Nasdaq fell on the first 2 trading days of the month.
Nvidia has shed about $300 billion in market cap
More volatility can be expected. So be mentally prepared.
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Retails sales went up by 1% in July. This is way higher than the estimate of 0.3%. This indicates that that economy is still resilient.
In addition, weekly jobless claims fell, which gives investors some confidence that the unemployment rate isn’t that bad.
These 2 days came after 2 soft inflation reports.
Market looks happy. Market rallies
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Both Nasdaq and S&P500 have been moving in a tight range for the last 2 weeks. Seems like we are lacking catalyst to push the market to another all time high. Likewise, there is not much negative news for a big pullback.
This month’s Fomc meeting could be the catalyst.
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