Stock market: Expectations are high going forward but ‘downside risk’ looms
Michael Arone, Chief Investment Strategist, State Street Global Advisors joins Yahoo Finance Live to break down how markets will fare in 2021.
Michael Arone, Chief Investment Strategist, State Street Global Advisors joins Yahoo Finance Live to break down how markets will fare in 2021.
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The credit markets are pointing to downside risks for stocks. Source: @BankofAmerica pic.twitter.com/PASLHSe1I8 — (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) October 5, 2020 FORWARD P/E pic.twitter.com/Fn3pe2jRdm — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) October
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS: New reports of widespread financial corruption likely triggered the current sell-off. Watch out for market support levels to see if this is a short-term
Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said “downside risks” have increased for the economy. She called on Congress to provide more fiscal help and said the Fed is ready to do
#SPX … this Bear Mkt rally ain't fooling me. IMHO, the downside opens up again on a sustained break <$2790 support. pic.twitter.com/66bTcI0rOM — JoeFriday714 (@joefriday_714) May 5, 2020 Here's the
by RwXMVchWD5okP25 The Boeing stock has decreased 58.5% so far this year. However, the current stock price is 52.2% lower than the figure at the end of 2017 The Boeing
MiningStockEducation.com, Released on 4/14/20 David McAlvany has served as CEO of the McAlvany Financial Group since 2008. Portfolio management began with Morgan Stanley during the 2000 and 2001 tech crisis
$SPX suffered the worst intraday reversal and loss to the downside since 2008 — FXHedge (@Fxhedgers) April 7, 2020 Awwwww S&P lost it's mojo from this am.Big boys trade at
In the last 30 days, we’ve noted that China’s credit growth rapidly decelerated to the weakest pace since at least 2017 as a continued collapse in shadow banking, weak corporate demand for credit
JPMORGAN: the slowdown in global employment “raises a material downside risk to the outlook. Households will feel the impact from slower hiring and adjust their spending. … we see global
World trade unlikely to grow much in 2019, regardless of any US-China deal. And risks lie to the downside – producers of electronics might reduce output further to reverse record
via Shawn Langlois So, you must positioning yourself for that tasty bounce we’ve grown accustomed to over the course of this stubborn bull market. Well, don’t, warns J.C. Parets, the technical
via CNBC: Housing stocks are getting crushed. Two major homebuilder stock-tracking ETFs, the ITB and the XHB, are on track to post their worst years since 2008 — and some strategists see further
via ZeroHedge While total volume in single name stocks and especially ETFs soared yesterday exploded amid the broad hedge fund and systematic selloff, a different picture emerges when trying to