A Big Tech Stock Supercycle Tempts Powerful S&P 500 Recovery
Big Tech took a huge hit in September amid a prolonged S&P 500 sell-off. Strategists say tech would likely become the market favorites.
September 28, 2020
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Big Tech took a huge hit in September amid a prolonged S&P 500 sell-off. Strategists say tech would likely become the market favorites.
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The Dow and broader U.S. stock market tumbled on Friday, with the S&P 500 Index heading toward its fourth consecutive weekly decline.
Investors widely anticipate the volatility of the S&P 500 index to spike. Goldman Sachs believes the market has priced in the risks.
Famed money manager Alan B. Lancz said four factors could cause the S&P 500 Index to stagnate over the next three months.
The tech stock selloff might not be over yet. Investors are becoming less greedy on tech stocks but aren’t scared enough.
Strategists and chartists pinpoint both severe fundamental and technical issues that could trigger a prolonged S&P 500 correction.
The stock market could be in for a slide because RBG’s passing will allow Trump to nominate a Justice that could help determine the election.
There’s a good chance of a contested election, which could create uncertainty. That could start the next major market decline.
Barclays is sounding the alarm on the tech bubble. The firm downgraded the mega-cap tech sector to market weight because of its stretched valuations.
Some are starting to downplay the market bubble due to low volatility. However, the 1960s market proves that would be a mistake.
Dr. Fauci believes COVID-19 might never go away, and Moderna hints a potential trial delay. The two outlooks come as the S&P 500 underperforms.
Goldman used the “Rule of 10” criteria to identify 21 stocks with strong secular growth prospects that could be the next market leaders.
The Federal Reserve-fueled recovery could implode soon, as shocking implications of their monetary policy begin to reflect.
Analysts at Goldman Sachs anticipate the Chinese yuan to strengthen. A weakening dollar could hinder the momentum of the S&P 500.
Fund rebalancing suggests a $200 billion move out of stocks. But that will provide a buying opportunity for retail investors.
The stock market has rallied despite a drop in buybacks. The market could get a boost when buybacks ramp up again.
Blackstone, which manages $571 billion in assets, suggests a possibility of a decade-long S&P 500 slump has emerged.
The September Bank of America Fund Managers Survey shows fund managers are getting wary of tech stocks and are turning to cyclical sectors.
There’s no denying the current stock market bubble, but that doesn’t mean investors should jump ship as there’s still value to be found.
The S&P 500 is recovering after its 6.95% decline in the month’s first week. But economists are warning against a weak U.S. economy.
Goldman sees the U.S. stock market going higher by year-end as the probability of a near-term vaccine continues to rise.
The S&P 500 has been rallying overnight in pre-market trading from vaccine optimism. But Anthony Fauci has a warning about “disturbing” data.
Traders have bet on higher volatility ahead of the election. With the odds of a contested result lasting weeks (or months), it’s a good idea.
IATA says the distribution of vaccines presents the largest single transport challenge ever. The uncertainty around vaccine manufacturing and distribution could hinder investor confidence in
The U.S. stock market is rallying sharply on Wednesday after three days in the red, but the tech stocks selloff is probably not over.
September is traditionally a bad month for the stock market. This may hold true this year, as equities extend their correction.
Tesla stock plunged on Tuesday as its failure to get included in the S&P 500 Index continues to reverberate.
The stock market could be due for another major correction as valuations have become over-stretched in the post-March rally.
The stock market will struggle following the presidential election, but losses are likely to be short-lived, making it a buying opportunity.
Goldman Sachs is out with a list of non-tech stocks that may perform well on a Covid-19 vaccine. The problem? Most have already rallied.
SoftBank reportedly earned $4 billion with a bet on U.S. equity options. It is perceived as the “whale” that sparked the S&P 500 recovery.
The stock market is facing a moment of reckoning as it either recovers from its Thursday drop or begins another major decline.
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U.S. stock indexes plunging for a second consecutive day Friday. After a massive rally, tech stocks are crashing and bringing down the whole stock market.
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite plunged on Thursday, but that doesn’t mean the tech-sector bubble has popped.
As the NASDAQ and S&P 500 set new records, investors should be wary of a September a cyclical stock market crash risk in the month ahead.
The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 are plunging sharply Thursday. The tech bubble is starting to pop, which could put an end to the stock market rally.
Wall Street follows millennials in speculative options bets since March. Increased options activity signals that a market downturn is coming.
China’s economic growth would drop to 3.5% if it decouples from the United States following a prolonged trade war.
After surging ahead of the benchmarks in the morning session on strong online sales in Q2, Macy’s stock dipped below the open on $431M losses.
Economists believe institutions could trigger a sharp selloff in the stock market following the S&P 500’s meteoric run. Are they correct?
Let’s set politics aside for a moment and talk about money. The stock market is unshakably confident that Trump will beat Biden in November.
The stock market is poised for some poor performance ahead, based on historical calendar trends and its overall valuation.
The S&P 500 index has soared by 56.8% since bottoming in March. Now, economists are becoming cautious as fundamentals decline.
The debate over whether the U.S. unemployment rate will recover can be summed up with one worrying graph that proves the answer is no.
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