The S&P isn’t that far from making a lower low (from last week’s low), but a retreat to that area would be a good test because the number of stocks making new lows on the NYSE came in around 100 today ...
Japan’s long-suffering regional banks should also benefit from higher rates. The largest component in DFJ is Daishi Hokuetsu Financial Group (T:7327), which mainly serves Niigata Prefecture, known for ...
The decision in some ways is moot. The credit markets have already hiked rates to an extent given the yield on the 10-year treasury is hovering more than 100 BPS above the federal funds rate.
What we’ll be following as investor conference season heats up.
This stock stinks, but guess what’s looking strong? Also, let’s see some recent trades and news in the $10K Portfolio.
Just over two months ago, Apple plunged 6.12% to reach $275. The reason for the decline was due to higher memory and component costs. At the time, Tim Cook, former CEO and current Executive Chairman ...
US equities look to start the week little changed pressured by crude prices hitting three-month highs. Crude’s Brent ...
Apple’s foldable iPhone, inflation expectations, Anthropic’s S-1, and other headlines are moving the market this morning.
Summer fun has ended as we enter a seasonally tough month, a potentially volatile October, uncertainty in Iran, and an escalating trade fight with Canada.
The Wall Street Journal ran an article last night stating that the market is moving from being driven by earnings to being driven by the Fed, inflation, and interest rates, and that the action is ...
When the bar is raised it is difficult to climb at the same rate of speed. You need to turn on the afterburners and push. The ...
It’s not earnings, interest rates, or oil prices. It’s the growing gap between where the indexes are trading and what ...
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