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Wall Street's Great Rotation Ushers Out Tech in Favor of New Sectors
AMD, Nvidia Flooding Nasdaq with Gains | Herd on Wall St One Hour in
Semiconductors Lead Rebound | Market Story
ADP Says 122,000 Jobs Added in July. Smallest Gain in Six Months Points to Weaker Labor Market.
Express News | US July ADP Nonfarm Employment Change +122000 Vs +147000 Forecast, Prior +150000
Signs of Fed Inflation Win Could Spark Equities Rally -- Market Talk
Tech Is Taking Over the Stock Market. Passive Investors, Beware. -- Barrons.com
BOJ Hikes, Fed Next
US Fed Expected to Pause Again and Hint at September Rate Cut
S&P 500, Nasdaq Stumble on Caution Ahead of Tech Earnings
Fed Is 'Way Late' to Cutting Rates: Strategist
Market Sells Off on Earnings Near Misses, FOMC Incoming | Wall Street Today
S&P 500 Falls While Dow Gains Tuesday| Market Story
A Surprise Fed Rate Cut Might Be Good for Consumers - but Not for the Stock Market
Tesla Recalls Over 1.8 Million Vehicles in US Over Unlatched Hood; Shares Slip
Nvidia Stock Drops 5% Ahead of Big Tech Earnings
Job Quitting Falls to Nearly 4-year Low and Job Openings Dip in Sign Labor Market Is Cooling
Apple Investors Flock to $250 Call Options, Signaling Optimism for Continued Rally
Bank of America: S&P 500 index has peaked, rotational trading holds potential.
Bank of America said that the S&P 500 index may have already recorded this year's achievable increase, but the benchmark index still provides investors with many opportunities. The company reiterated its forecast that the S&P 500 index will reach 5400 points at the end of the year, which is roughly consistent with the current level after the index has risen by about 15% so far this year. Savita Subramanian, head of Bank of America's U.S. stock and quantitative strategy, said that although she holds a neutral position on the overall index, there may be opportunities for substantial returns in the following areas: dividend-paying stocks, 'old-fashioned' capital-expenditure beneficiaries (such as infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing stocks), and other stocks.
U.S. Labor Data Indicate Little Support for Fed Cuts -- Market Talk