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Last week was very lively on the stock markets. Stocks were adding to gains after the US Federal Reserve came out with a pivot and hinted that the time was approaching when it might start cutting interest rates. That got the 10-year US yield below 4%, while the S&P500 got to levels just a few percent away from its all-time high. The new week will be much quieter in the markets. Thus, the absence of important fundamentals and the upcoming holidays could help stocks and other financial assets hold their positions into the next few days. #Algoimperial #StockMarket #Futures #Yields #FED #AI #News #Global #Markets #WeekAhead #USA
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Last week was very lively on the stock markets. Stocks were adding to gains after the US Federal Reserve came out with a pivot and hinted that the time was approaching when it might start cutting interest rates. That got the 10-year US yield below 4%, while the S&P500 got to levels just a few percent away from its all-time high. The new week will be much quieter in the markets. Thus, the absence of important fundamentals and the upcoming holidays could help stocks and other financial assets hold their positions into the next few days. #Algoimperial #StockMarket #Futures #Yields #FED #AI #News #Global #Markets #WeekAhead #USA
Head of Analytics, Risk Manager 📈 Managing assets with Automatic trading system 🏛️ Stability for your portfolio ✔
Last week was very lively on the stock markets. Stocks were adding to gains after the US Federal Reserve came out with a pivot and hinted that the time was approaching when it might start cutting interest rates. That got the 10-year US yield below 4%, while the S&P500 got to levels just a few percent away from its all-time high. The new week will be much quieter in the markets. Thus, the absence of important fundamentals and the upcoming holidays could help stocks and other financial assets hold their positions into the next few days. #Algoimperial #StockMarket #Futures #Yields #FED #AI #News #Global #Markets #WeekAhead #USA
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US stock market headed up? As a number of you know, I veer quantitatively-geeky in a number of my pursuits. That includes investing. In that space, I depend heavily on seasonality - the tendency for some equities to show consistent patterns year-over-year during select time periods. For a surprising number of stocks, March 22-25 is a steep bottom point during the first half of the year. Take a look at the Seasonax annualized chart for the S&P attached. Probability suggests a strong uplift right around now, up into August. No certainties. However, the The Conference Board also just reported the first uptick in the monthly Leading Economic Indicators measure in the last two years. Coincidence? We'll see!
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"If there was a Coast Guard for the U.S. stock market, we believe they would be issuing a warning to owners of the S&P 500 Index and popular common stocks." Read the Smead U.S. Value strategy 4Q 2023 newsletter from Bill Smead titled, "Outlook 2024: Crossing The Stock Market Bar": https://hubs.ly/Q02gC1Mq0 Sign up to get advice sent straight to your inbox: https://hubs.ly/Q02gC85T0 #FearStockMarketFailure #StockMarket #Inflation #PortfolioStrategy
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🌟 When will the Fed make its first move? More economists are starting to believe it’s a late 2024 decision. But remember, the stock market is a discounting tool, meaning it’s looking 6 to 9 months into the future. So, today’s S&P 500 is seeing business conditions in the October-to-December timeframe. #FinancialPlanning #InterestRates
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Financial Advisor | ABFP™ | CRPC™ | "Old" Millennial | Active Listener | Dad Joke Connoisseur | Relentlessly Curious | Problem Solver | Perfectionist | Dress Pants or Sweatpants Kind of Guy
Dropping in today to give you one simple reminder (which should seem obvious if you are monitoring today's market): The stock market and the economy do not necessarily correlate.
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When will the Fed make its first move? More economists are starting to believe it’s a late 2024 decision. But remember, the stock market is a discounting tool, meaning it’s looking 6 to 9 months into the future. So, today’s S&P 500 is seeing business conditions in the October-to-December timeframe.
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After a strong start to the year, market volatility seems to have returned. While we would expect market volatility to continue near-term, we are also watching for key inflection points that may indicate the early innings of a more sustainable rally ahead. We highlight three potential conditions that we believe would support better market returns longer term: 1) inflation moving lower, 2) the Federal Reserve pausing its rate-hiking cycle, and 3) earnings revisions bottoming.
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After a strong start to the year, market volatility seems to have returned. While we would expect market volatility to continue near-term, we are also watching for key inflection points that may indicate the early innings of a more sustainable rally ahead. We highlight three potential conditions that we believe would support better market returns longer term: 1) inflation moving lower, 2) the Federal Reserve pausing its rate-hiking cycle, and 3) earnings revisions bottoming.
Weekly market wrap
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After a strong start to the year, market volatility seems to have returned. While we would expect market volatility to continue near-term, we are also watching for key inflection points that may indicate the early innings of a more sustainable rally ahead. We highlight three potential conditions that we believe would support better market returns longer term: 1) inflation moving lower, 2) the Federal Reserve pausing its rate-hiking cycle, and 3) earnings revisions bottoming.
Weekly market wrap
edwardjones.com
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