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Why Stocks Are Nervous About Bond

Since the early 1980s, only twice has the 10-year Treasury yield surged nearly as much as the Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates—a rare event tied closely to rising inflation expectations. This unusual bond market behavior is now rattling stock market investors. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield, which influences borrowing...

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Why Gold Shines Amid a Strong Dollar and Rising Yields

Gold Futures Rally Amid Fiscal Concerns and Safe-Haven Demand Gold futures are trading 1.9% higher so far in 2025, with prices reaching a four-week high on Thursday. This surge comes despite typically adverse conditions, including a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields, as investors seek refuge from growing fiscal...

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S&P 500 Rises: Key Indicators to Watch

The Santa Claus Rally, known for the S&P 500 (SPX) tendency to rise during the final five trading days of a year and the first two of the new year, failed to materialize this time, with the index dropping 0.53%. In contrast, the first-five-days indicator offered a more positive outlook,...

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Exhausted Market Timers Signal a Stock Rally

Beware When Market Timers Stay Bullish After a Sharp Downturn Recent shifts in market sentiment underscore a critical lesson for investors: sustained bullishness after a market downturn can be a red flag. In early December, stock-market timers exhibited extraordinary optimism, with the Hulbert Stock Newsletter Sentiment Index (HSNSI) reaching a...

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The Fed vs. Stock Market Reality

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook issued a stark warning on Monday about risks in the financial market, delivering one of the most candid assessments from a central bank official in recent years. Cook stated that “valuations are elevated in a number of asset classes, including equity and corporate debt markets,...

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Surviving a Stock Market Downturn

Are You an Optimist or a Pessimist? Try This Market Investing Test Investing like Warren Buffett doesn’t have to be overly complex. His tried-and-true approach is simple: buy shares of well-run, undervalued companies and hold them for decades. However, there’s a less-discussed element to his success: his optimistic outlook. Buffett’s...