Even BlackRock Hasn’t Got a Clue What’s Happening In Growth Stocks
A senior quant strategist at BlackRock has no idea what’s going on in the stock market. That should terrify everyone.
Francois Aure July 21, 2020
A senior quant strategist at BlackRock has no idea what’s going on in the stock market. That should terrify everyone.
Seemingly unlimited Federal Reserve intervention in the market has put a firm floor beneath the S&P 500, but the rest of the year will be a bumpy ride, analysts say.
Traditional asset allocation between stocks and bonds is no longer sufficient in a post-pandemic world. This means investors should think twice before buying up Treasurys.
Yesterday’s 2% plunge was a wake-up call for complacent investors. Volatility is back in the stock market and Black Rock urges caution in the weeks ahead.
BlackRock CEO isn’t buying a stock market recovery, warning of a cascade of bankruptcies, wrecked airlines, and cautious consumers.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink and Goldman Sachs’ David Kostin see a stock market bottom ahead. But they were also bullish right up to the crash.
BlackRock CEO praises Federal Reserve but says stock-market bottom is “impossible” to know as unemployment surges and buybacks suspension keeps markets bleeding.
BlackRock is making a seismic shift toward climate-friendly investments, and the crown jewel of that new strategy could be Tesla stock.
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BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, reported quarterly earnings today that fell short of the expectations of analysts. Earnings over this past year plummeted by
Larry Fink, the anti-bitcoin CEO of BlackRock (world’s largest asset manager controlling $6.29 trillion), promoted senior managing director Mark Wiedman to oversee all of the firm’s
BlackRock — the world’s largest asset manager and ETF provider — has slowly been warming to crypto, but will not launch a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) until