Wall Street Is the Most Bullish on Stocks in Almost Two Decades
• Jan-Patrick Barnert and Michael MsikaIt's been two decades since Wall Street analysts were this upbeat.
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It's been two decades since Wall Street analysts were this upbeat.
If the stock market is a "forward-looking" mechanism, then the future it sees is very, very different from the 'expectations' that the average American has about what's looming...
I've touched upon this subject in my subscription newsletter, but I had no plans to write anything more until I got a note from a friend, mentioning a particular investment analyst and his views on investing over the next few years.
Last month, when out of the blue we saw a sharp surge in a handful of gigacap names among which Amazon, which rapidly broke out of the range it had been trading in for the past year as a result of an aggressive bid in short-dated OTM calls...
Robinhood's recent IPO was initially lackluster, with the stock trading down ~7% from its IPO price. In recent days the stock then started to catch a bid as Cathie Wood & ARK bought in. However yesterday HOOD stock launched over 50%…but why? Opti
1.85% for Aug 03 2021
The so-called 'National Team' stepped in after Beijing's crackdown on various sectors sparked carnage across China tech stocks, education stocks, and then the entire market (along with bonds and FX).
Late last night, amid rising fears that the Chinese market rout could accelerated further, we reported that China's "National Team", i.e., the local plunge protection team, was about to be summoned with local press Securities Daily reporting that "th
It's been a while since Wall Street banks recommended anything to do with either gold or gold stocks, but in a surprising reversal...
"The current profit-taking induced in part by pressure on China's Tech is unlikely to last long as U.S. stocks should again be bought on the dip."
...Will Convert Tutoring Firms Into Non-Profits
The markets have been jittery lately. The mainstream remains concerned about inflation – more specifically that the Fed is going to tighten monetary policy sooner rather than later to fight rising prices.
On Tuesday, a wicked cold snap, with temperatures dropping below zero, delivered a massive blow to farmers across Brazil's coffee belt, damaging trees and destroying next year's crop, according to Reuters.
"Nothing beside remains. Round the decay of that colossal wreck…"
Presented with no comment really... it's just a farce of a market!
Is time finally running out for "the bubble to end all bubbles"? Over the past year, we have seen stock prices rise to levels that are completely and utterly absurd, and many have pointed out that we are currently in the largest stock market bub
With stocks sliding for the second day in a row, and decisively ending a streak that saw the S&P hit record highs on 13 of the past 16 trading days, traders are stumped trying to figure out what's behind the market's weakness.
Chief Executive Larry Fink says inflation is here to stay
Last weekend, before the S&P broke out into a series of new all time highs despite Thursday's "harrowing" 1% dip, we shared Goldman's observations on why the market was entering the best 2-week seasonal period of the year.
Crypto startup Bullish has announced its plan to go public on the NYSE as it gets ready to launch a cryptocurrency exchange. The Bullish exchange aims to be a "revolutionary, regulated cryptocurrency exchange that offers deep, predictable liquidity
A few months ago, we reported on a new type of hybrid crypto exchange which combined attributes of the Decentralized Exchanges (otherwise known as a "DEX") that have exploded in popularity this year.
As negative-yielding debt has begun to soar again, gold has caught a bid, but cryptos have been unable to rebound...
The S&P 500 closed last week at an all-time record high. This is quite a reversal from the previous week. In his podcast, Peter Schiff said there has been a shift in expectations.
Stock investors worried about inflation should pay close attention to the rising price of oil. It could be the final kick needed to derail the consumer-spending spree behind the U.S.'s surging growth.
Following reports that regulators have been throwing up obstacles to Robinhood's planned IPO, forcing the company to push back its expected timeline for the offering...
The fine will resolve allegations that the firm misled customers, approved ineligible traders for risky strategies and didn't supervise technology...
As we detailed previously, every June, the Russell Index rebalances by removing stocks that no longer meet their criteria (and incorporating recently improving names).
It marks the first time the FAA has licensed a spaceline to fly customers...
Panasonic aims to "reduce its reliance" on Tesla.
Inflation is here and with it the possibility of an agricultural commodities supercycle. We've all seen inflation at the gas pump and the grocery stores, and heaven help you if you need to build something right now.