The economy is slowing and inflation will not return to central bank targets immediately. That's why we prefer value stocks, emerging markets and commodity producers
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The economy is slowing and inflation will not return to central bank targets immediately. That's why we prefer value stocks, emerging markets and commodity producers
A week in the markets according to stock charts: US stocks recoup some of August's losses, S&P 500 index adds nearly a percent.
The streak of red weekly candles was broken, the S&P 500 index rose 0.82% for the week.
S&P 500
The S&P 500 index started the past week on an optimistic streak, which collapsed on Thursday when the index wrote off well over a percent. Thus, the green...
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We are currently experiencing the biggest index correction of the year. But the summer months are exceptional for that. because most people are on vacation and the markets are either slowly selling off or resting. I think we could return to a spring setup in the fall.
Bob Doll (Crossmark GI): I continue to see a recession in the US, the stock market may write off over 10%.
Bob Doll is Chief Investment Officer at Crossmark Global Investments and former Head of US Equity Strategies at BlackRock. Despite the resilience of the US economy so far this year, he warns of a recession and a drop in the S&P 500 stock index into the 3,800 to 4,200 point...
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Why not try to time the market? The answer can be found in this chart.
Once people get a feel for the stock market, they immediately think about how to increase their (potential) profits. Often, they go into market timing. But this can cost them dearly.
The following chart shows what a portfolio consisting of a ten thousand dollar investment in the S&P 500 index at the end of...
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Is there any point in dealing with share valuation?
US stocks are expensive, investors have been hearing for years from all sides. Yet a major correction is not coming. Have standard valuation indicators stopped working?
The Shiller cyclically adjusted P/E ratio (CAPE) for the US S&P 500 has averaged 17.4 over the period since 1871. It is hard to doubt the relevance of this...
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I have a similar opinion to Philip. You have to look at the individual sectors. Since tech stocks have been rising lately mainly because of AI. But other stocks from other sectors are either at average prices or some stocks are maybe even undervalued.
Superconductors as possibly the next big thing after AI: What investment opportunities do they bring?
Beware, I know a bit about these techno-electrics and I can say that if it works in classical conditions as stated, it will be a revolution not only in the market, but also outside it. This could be a real breakthrough.
A summary of the past week - everything you need to know!
U.S. stock indexes posted mixed results on Friday and for the week, as concerns about inflation and high interest rates persist
This is one interesting take on portfolio diversification for me :)
Why and how to include commodities in your portfolio?
Commodities are key to the functioning of the world as we know it today. They serve as a source of raw materials and energy for industry and agriculture. Stability of commodity supply is essential to the global economy, and commodity prices affect the economy...
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If gold drops to $1800 I'll buy a few percent through ETFs to add to my portfolio.
Palantir $PLTR+1.5% was a big winner AI but then August started. Now its stock is in free fall and could head lower.
I don't have this stock in my portfolio and if there was a correction and a drop, I would price it and buy it.
US stocks weakened on Friday after the labour market data. The whole week was also a loss for the major indices.
Thanks for the summary and new information. It was blushing nicely and the market was moving quite a bit. We'll see what happens next and I'm interested to see what happens with interest rate hikes, whether or not the Fed will raise them again this year.
Higher US rates are being felt.
Investment strategist Jeroen Blokland of True...
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I'm rather surprised that we know here that rates will take some time to kick in, but even so, many analysts are starting to work with a more positive scenario in the sense that we will eventually avoid a recession, etc.
It's been a few weeks again since our last update on the AI GPT managed investment portfolio so let's see how it's doing in these tough times.
That's very nice. As you write, the robot is just at the beginning and just getting the hang of it and the results are very decent and I am very interested to see how it will fare going forward and in any downturns. I'll definitely appreciate some updates :)
As long as the economy improves, I don't think the ginseng will go down much
The week in the markets according to stock charts: US stocks gained again, but the S&P 500 index bounced off resistance (for now)
The S&P 500 index wobbled after the FOMC meeting, but eventually added 1.01% for the week
Let's wait and see what happens in the fall. I'm curious myself, but ready for anything. It's all so strange still. 😁
Palantir $PLTR+1.5% seems to be finding support in this range and is already slowly creeping above the high volume line.
If it keeps this up, the earnings announcement in 2 weeks will be interesting :)
I'm scared of trading for now, but maybe when the kids are bigger I'll find the time and courage :)
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Nice and very interesting charts and thanks for them. I was looking in the comments to see where you were looking for the charts. I'll have to look at that Twitter ( currently X ) more often :D