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Can sustainable growth be achieved for small cap stocks in the US with the 'historic level increase' of the last five days?
The e-mini Russell 2000 index rose by 12% in just five days, setting a new record in 2024. Analysis believes that the reason for the rise is that the market is optimistic about the prospect of the Fed's interest rate cut expectations. In addition, the "Trump trade" and the value rotation of technology stocks are also important reasons for the index's surge. The market is concerned that small-cap stocks lack fundamental support, and once the market sentiment reverses, it may trigger a significant downturn.
Goldman Sachs warns not to buy on dips as the S&P 500 index is about to adjust!
Goldman Sachs issued a warning that the S&P 500 index is about to face an adjustment and advised investors not to buy on dips.
The Table Turns: Five Sessions of Falling AI Semiconductors While Dow Climbs
The market pulled back Wednesday, as AI and semiconductor stocks pulled back hard while slower-growing stocks on the Dow Jones led the index to a fresh closing and intraday high.
Dow Climbs Wednesday While Market Pulls Back
The market pulled back Wednesday. After 10:08 am EST, the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ fell 1.21%, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$ was falling 0.21%, and the $
The methods that have been effective in the past six months are no longer working? Goldman Sachs traders warn: it's time to hedge US stock momentum.
When the market is re-priced for interest rate cuts, the possibility of a change of government in the USA increases, and the concept of AI is reassessed, are the methods that worked in the past six months still effective?
Calpers, the California Pension Fund, Trails Behind S&P 500. Harvard, Yale Could Lag Too. -- Barrons.com
Andrew Bary College endowments badly trailed behind the return of the S&P 500 for the fiscal year ended in June 2023, and it is a good bet they were in a similar position in the year through last
Fed's Barkin Wants to Move 'Deliberately' on Interest Rates
Richmond Federal Reserve President Tom Barkin said he wanted to "proceed deliberately" on interest-rate moves because it was uncertain how much the current level of interest rates was slowing the economy.
As AI giants such as nvidia plummet, the "AI laggards" have become the new darlings of Wall Street.
AI leaders such as Nvidia seem to be losing their shine, and "AI laggards" are favored by investors. Melius said that "AI laggards" like AMD, Intel and IBM may see a surge in trade.
Waller Says Fed Is Getting Closer to Cutting Interest Rate as Inflation Slows
Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said the central bank is "getting closer to the time when a cut" in interest rates is warranted, but he still wants more evidence that inflation is slowing before he's ready to move.
Federal Reserve Governor Waller Says Policy to Evolve Based on Data, Noting Several Possible Paths
The incoming data will determine the path of monetary policy, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Wednesday at Kansas City Fed event, noting that there are multiple paths."I believe
Nvidia, TSMC, and Semiconductors Hit Hard by Election Comments | Herd on Wall Street
Morning traders, it is a stormy humid day in JC, and the tech market feels it too.
Home Construction Picked Up in June. Multifamily Housing Is Why.
A boost in multifamily construction sent one closely watched measure of home construction higher in June, according to government data released Wednesday, but single-family construction sagged to its lowest level since late last year.
Traders Seek Clues on Likely Pace of Eurozone Rate Cuts
By Jamie Chisholm The European Central Bank is expected to stand pat on interest rates after its policy meeting on Thursday, emphasizing that it is prepared to be cautious in trimming borrowing
Is the interest rate cut imminent? The market bets the probability of Fed rate cut in September is 100%.
According to the data of CME Group's FedWatch Tool, as of Tuesday morning, the market expects a 100% chance of a rate cut in September, up from 70% a month ago.
Trump reveals plans to return to the White House with policies including low interest rates, tax reduction, and support for cryptos.
Trump said that 'Trump Economics' is equivalent to low interest rates and low taxes, and his goal is to make the economy great again through the Trump Economic Plan.
Rate Cut Bets vs. Trump Trades: Key Assets to Watch in the Hottest Trades Now
"Rate cut trades" and "Trump trades" have emerged as the most popular trading themes currently. Investors are closely monitoring which assets will be the first to benefit under these two trading themes and what opportunities are arising.
Fidelity Sees Equity Broadening Opportunity Amid US Soft Landing
Becky Qin, multi-asset portfolio manager at Fidelity, says a potential US soft landing presents an opportunity to broaden equity exposure. "We've actually preferred mid-cap instead of small-cap, just so that we get companies that have slightly higher credit quality and higher profitability, and so quite attractive valuation," Qin said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.
Did Trump Actually Say He Would Let Powell Serve Out His Full Term? Look Closely at His Response
By Steve Goldstein In his first term as president, Donald Trump repeatedly clashed with the Federal Reserve chair he appointed, Jerome Powell. After a Wall Street Journal report that Trump allies
Former ally of Trump drafts 'AI Manhattan Project' to cancel tedious AI regulations.
This plan aimed at promoting the development of AI and simplifying regulation is believed to be beneficial to Silicon Valley investors. Currently, Silicon Valley is turning to support Trump, among which Musk has already expressed his stance. If Trump is re-elected, his relationship with the technology industry may become even closer.
Fed's Kugler Says Rate Cut May Be Appropriate Later This Year
Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler says it would be appropriate to lower borrowing costs “later this year” if inflation continues to moderate alongside a cooling yet resilient labor market. She speaks during an event hosted by the National Association for Business Economics in Washington.