With 2024 almost in the rearview mirror, the big question for investors is whether stocks will continue to march higher after two years of blockbuster gains.
Global advertising spend is growing faster than expected and beginning to eat into other ways businesses have historically spent money. Who are the winners?
Falling inflation, weak manufacturing activity, cautious consumer sentiment, and sluggish GDP and jobs growth have conspired to elicit a dovish tone from the Fed and the likely start of a rate-cut cycle to avert recession and more job losses.
Investors bullish on small-caps, driven by expected rate cut, July saw best month for 'long small cap, short tech' trade in 2 decades. Inflows into small-cap ETFs, but caution urged by experts due to advantages of larger companies in tech sector.
Bitcoin and Boeing are not directly related but both are in the news. Bitcoin continues to hover and fall and Boeing is hoping to move ahead after making a plea agreement with the Justice Dept.
There is more of a stock market correction in store this summer (of perhaps 10%) - even if for no other reason than mean reversion and the fact that stocks simply can’t go up in a straight line forever.
