Category: Market News
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Stocks at Risk if Key Levels Break
Mark Newton Flags Weak Market Breadth as Stocks Stay Under Pressure U.S. equities remained on the defensive early Friday after Thursday delivered the market’s worst drop in more than a month. The Nasdaq Composite slid 2.3%, and tech stocks look poised to drag the market lower again as concerns over stretched valuations and a slower-than-hoped…
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Investors Pivot: From Tech Titans to Value Winners
Investors Shift Gears: From Tech Titans to Value Plays After years of chasing high-flying tech stocks, investors are now turning to the market’s long-overlooked “old economy” names. Sectors like healthcare and industrials — once laggards — are suddenly back in the spotlight. On Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged past 48,000 for the first…
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Goldman Sachs Cautions on Market Concentration Risks
Goldman Sachs Sees S&P 500 at 7,600 by 2026, But Warns of Tech Fatigue Goldman Sachs strategists are sounding a cautious note on Wall Street’s biggest winners, warning that the “superstar” tech stocks driving recent gains may eventually lose momentum. In one of the first forecasts for next year, Goldman projects the S&P 500 to…
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Wells Fargo Says Tech Rally Looks Too Hot to Handle
Wells Fargo Warns: Tech Sector’s Sky-High Expectations Could Lead to Trouble The AI trade — powered by heavyweights like Nvidia — bounced back to start the week, but renewed concerns over CoreWeave are cooling the excitement. Investors now find themselves torn between chasing the AI boom and fearing another bubble, reminiscent of the dot-com era.…
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Is the Job Market Still Strong?
Layoffs Rise, But Jobless Claims Stay Low: What’s Really Going On in the U.S. Labor Market The U.S. job market isn’t collapsing — but it’s certainly losing momentum. And with fresh data pointing to a surge in layoffs, investors are growing uneasy. Layoffs Surge to Pandemic-Era Levels A new report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas…
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Why Stocks With Momentum Are Back in Charge
In October, investors turned back toward strategies favoring fast-growing companies instead of those with cheaper valuations. As government bond yields declined across Europe, the U.K., and the U.S., the preference for growth stocks became clear. According to Panmure Liberum strategist Joachim Klement, growth stocks are poised to lead performance in 2026 across all three markets,…