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Nvidia CEO Addresses Investor Concerns: What’s Next?

Nvidia stock has rebounded, climbing 4%, but investors are still asking a crucial question: Can artificial intelligence drive enough revenue to justify the massive spending on GPUs and other AI hardware? CEO Jensen Huang has faced this question repeatedly. While he addressed it during Nvidia’s August earnings call, the market...

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Can Financial Stocks Maintain Their Bullish Run?

“The financial sector is much more than just banks,” says DataTrek Research. Financial stocks in the S&P 500 have outperformed the broader U.S. stock market over the past year, reflecting optimism about the economy, according to DataTrek. “Even if you’re not overweight on financials, their continued leadership reassures that equity...

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Navigating Market Corrections: Goldman Sachs’ Guide

The S&P 500 had its worst week in 18 months, followed by its best day in three weeks on Monday, despite little new information. This highlights how uncertainty around interest rates and politics is likely to keep markets volatile in the coming months. Last month, 94% of global equity indexes...

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Is a Fed Misstep Behind the Market Decline?

Investors are uncertain about a potential market recession and the extent of the Fed’s forthcoming rate cuts. As September lives up to its reputation as a rough month for the stock market, concerns are rising that the Federal Reserve may have waited too long to ease monetary policy. Ivan Martchev,...

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Master Intraday Trading with Sonic Trading System

In today’s post, we’re diving into a real-time trading session using the Sonic Trading System, a powerful method for traders who focus on price action. During this live session, we’ll explore how the system works, key strategies for success, and why keeping things simple is the best approach to profitable...

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Election Jitters: Why the Market Dips Before Election Day

Since 2008, the S&P 500 has declined during the two months leading up to every U.S. presidential election, with an average drop of 5.8%, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Looking further back to 1952, the index has averaged a slight decline of 0.2% in this period, though the median...