Category: Market News

? S&P 500’s August Struggle: No Surprise for Investors 0

? S&P 500’s August Struggle: No Surprise for Investors

The disappointment of August for stock investors shouldn’t catch anyone off guard. With a history of being the second-worst month for the S&P 500 over the last 35 years, August’s lackluster performance is no anomaly. And September hasn’t always been smooth sailing either. After the tumultuous ride of 2022, some...

Stormy Forecast: U.S. Stock Market Braces for an Uncertain Week 0

Stormy Forecast: U.S. Stock Market Braces for an Uncertain Week

The U.S. stock market had an eventful week, breaking its streak of three consecutive losses amid a backdrop of volatility. The period was characterized by significant developments, including Nvidia’s earnings announcement and the much-anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell at the annual Jackson Hole symposium in Wyoming. However,...

Bulls Beware: Why the S&P 500’s Support Break Could Spell Trouble 0

Bulls Beware: Why the S&P 500’s Support Break Could Spell Trouble

The S&P 500 Index (SPX) reached a peak near 4600 in late July, marking the start of a downtrend that persists. Recently, it faced a significant test of support around 4330, and this support held firmly. According to this measure, the bull market remains intact on the SPX chart. While...

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Analyzing the Odds: Will the Stock Market Crash?

The probability of a stock market crash on par with the 1987 event in the upcoming months seems to be significantly exaggerated, even as contrarians find reasons to smile. While the fear of a crash is justified due to the buzz about a potential market bubble, the reality is that...

The Dark Side of Buybacks: Examining Wealth Inequality and Innovation Suppression 0

The Dark Side of Buybacks: Examining Wealth Inequality and Innovation Suppression

“Reevaluating Stock Buybacks: A Force behind Wealth Inequality and Innovation Suppression?” An ongoing debate questions the role of stock buybacks in perpetuating wealth inequality and stifling innovation within the U.S. economy. Should there be a definitive ban on these practices, especially when executed as open-market repurchases? According to William Lazonick,...