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usnewsper-business · 2 months
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Stock Market Swings: Manufacturing Data, Fed Meeting, and Tech Stocks Drive Investor Caution #737Max #amazon #Apple #boeing #businessleaders #DowJonesIndustrialAverage #FederalReservemeeting #geopoliticaltensions #globalevents #informeddecisions #interestratepolicy #investorcaution #manufacturingdata #markettrends #Microsoft #MiddleEast #NASDAQComposite #oilprices #policymakers #SP500 #sharebuybackprogram #Stockmarket #techstocks
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usnewsper-politics · 9 months
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3 Best Stocks to Buy in September #DowJonesIndustrialAverage #Investing #NASDAQComposite #SP500 #Stockmarket
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attud-com · 1 year
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US Stock Indexes Finish Below the Flatline Amid Earnings Digestion and Inflation Concerns
On Thursday, all three major US stock indexes closed in negative territory as investors reacted to the latest batch of corporate earnings #NasdaqComposite #Nasdaq #sp500 #dowjones #djia #ice #apple #amazon #IntercontinentalExchange
On Thursday, all three major US stock indexes closed in negative territory as investors reacted to the latest batch of corporate earnings ahead of the highly anticipated July jobs report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 each lost 0.2%, while the Nasdaq Composite declined by 0.1%, following its worst performance in five months. Continue reading Untitled
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instadw · 3 years
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S&P 500 and Dow hit new records, Disney shares pop 4%
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usnewsper-business · 2 months
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Market Swings: Understanding the Stock Market Rollercoaster and Making Smart Choices #amazon #Apple #competition #COVID19 #DowJonesIndustrialAverage #geopoliticaltensions #informeddecisions #InstituteforSupplyManagement #longtermoutlook #manufacturingdata #markettrends #marketvolatility #MiddleEast #NASDAQComposite #oilprices #QasemSoleimani #regulation #SP500 #Stockmarket #technologystocks #USairstrike
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wsmnet · 5 years
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This investor has found a way to make money in volatile Latin America
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Investing in Latin America's equity markets can be scary, but Luiz Maria Ribiero has cracked a winning formula. Ribiero manages the DWS Latin America Equity fund (SLARX), which has been on a tear this year. The fund is up nearly 23% in 2019. The 5-star rated fund has also outperformed its benchmark, the MSCI EM Latin America index, by about 13 percentage points. The fund's strong performance comes during a volatile time for Latin American equities. Brazil, Mexico and Argentina — the three biggest markets in Latin America — have faced wild swings amid political and economic uncertainty. Despite all this, Ribiero's approach to Latin America's volatile markets has handsomely rewarded the fund's investors. "The way we manage the fund, I think is quite different from most of our competitors in the sense we are really bottom-up," Ribiero said. "We see ourselves as stock pickers and the country allocation is really a consequence of the companies we find at a certain point in time." Banco Inter, a commercial bank based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, is the fund's biggest holding with a 10.5% portfolio weight. The stock has been on fire this year, surging more than 180%. The fund also owns Natura Cosmeticos — a cosmetics company in Sao Paulo — and Magazine Luiza, one of the largest retailers in Brazil. The two stocks account for 11.2% of the portfolio's $325 million in assets under management. Both Natura and Luiza are up more than 50%. Outside of Brazil, the fund owns MercadoLibre, an e-commerce company based in Argentina. MercadoLibre has a portfolio weight of 5.09% in Ribiero's fund. The stock has nearly doubled in 2019. Ribiero said he and his team don't try to cover everything in Latin America. Instead, they aim for "a very concentrated, high-conviction portfolio." The DWS Latin America Equity fund owns 46 stocks in total, according to Morningstar. "Most of the time, what we find is mispriced growth," he said. "I think we have a different view on the level of growth for those companies and the sustainability of growth for them as well. Due to that, we come up with a different valuation than what the market is pricing in. That's how we build positions with high convictions." Ribiero's stock picks have had a banner year and have led to strong investor returns. The broader Latin American stock market has been far more turbulent in 2019. The iShares Latin America 40 exchange-traded fund (ILF) is up nearly 5% this year after jumping around 16% earlier in 2019. The ETF has also had 87 trading days with moves of at least 1%, FactSet data shows. By comparison, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) has posted 57 moves of that magnitude this year. The S&P 500 has also closed up or down at least 1% in 32 occasions year to date.
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Argentina's Merval index is down 0.4% for 2019 — after surging as much as 50.3% — following market-friendly President Mauricio Macri's loss in a primary election in August. The Merval dropped 37% on Aug. 12 following the election. Earlier this month, Argentina imposed currency controls to stem the country's downward economic spiral. In Mexico, investors grapple with the new administration's optimistic growth expectations. Last week, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's administration sent the Mexican Congress a budget plan that assumes the economy will grow between 1.5% and 2% in 2020. However, Dirk Willer, head of emerging market strategy at Citi Research, thinks this is outlook is too rosy since it assumes a sharp increase in oil production. Brazil's stock market has been buffeted with volatility bouts as the country tries to reform its pension system. So far this year, the Bovespa index has posted 69 moves of at least 1%. "We believe that markets are efficient in the long run, but in the short run they are quite inefficient, especially in a place like Latin America where volatility is sometimes very high," Ribiero said. "That short-term volatility actually creates opportunity for stock pickers, especially in the region." Read the full article
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beststockshare · 2 years
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Here are the Best Stocks of the NASDAQ Composite Index (IXIC), NASDAQ Stock Exchange, United States Stock Market for January 2022
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#BILLIONAIRES#BUSINESS#e-commerce
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nousberg-blog · 5 years
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Акции Apple и динамика техсектора поддержала фондовые индексы США http://nousberg.ru/akcii-apple-i-dinamika-tehsektora-podderzhala-fondovye-indeksy-ssha/
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jirsen-blog · 4 years
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20. srpna: Tohle potřebujete vědět (nejen) o čtvrtečním obchodování na Wall Street
20. srpna: Tohle potřebujete vědět (nejen) o čtvrtečním obchodování na Wall Street
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Americké akcie navzdory počátečnímu poklesu posílily. Za jejich růstem stály zejména technologické společnosti. Růstu cen akcií nezabránily ani neuspokojivé údaje o vývoji na americkém trhu práce.
Index Dow, který zahrnuje akcie třiceti předních amerických podniků, si připsal 0,17 % na 27 739,73 bodu. Širší index S&P 500 vzrostl o 0,32 % na 3 385,51 bodu a index NasdaqComposite, v němž je…
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supreme-deal · 4 years
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Do Inventory Market Numbers Actually Matter? The final "all time excessive&quo... #cryptocurrency #nasdaqcomposite
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jffc-in-blog · 6 years
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Nasdaq hits new closing high, S&P 500 gains on ECB decision, US data
http://bit.ly/2yfDyxg #Dow, #ECBPolicyDecision, #FedRateHike, #NasdaqComposite, #SP500, #USRetailSales, #USStocks, #USUnemploymentRate
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instadw · 3 years
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Stock futures are lower after major averages snap five-day winning streak
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usnewsper-business · 2 months
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Stock Market Swings Amid Global Uncertainty: Tesla Soars, Apple Stumbles #10yearTreasurynote #Appleshares #bondprices #constructionspending #COVID19pandemic #Decemberjobsreport #DowJonesIndustrialAverage #geopoliticaltensions #globaleconomy #InstituteforSupplyManagement #manufacturingindex #NASDAQComposite #SP500 #Stockmarket #Teslashares
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wsmnet · 5 years
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Markets may be underestimating US-China trade war risks
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Stocks on Wall Street climbed higher this week due in part to increased hopes for a U.S.-China trade war resolution — but Blackstone's Joseph Zidle warned that investors might be too optimistic. Zidle, chief investment strategist at the asset management firm, said the trade war will likely drag on much longer than what investors are currently expecting. That means the impact on the economy and financial markets could be "bigger than most people think," he said on Friday. "The markets are really pricing in Goldilocks: they're pricing in more Fed cuts and some sort of positive resolution to trade. I just think that, at this point, sentiment is excessive," Zidle told CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I think both the United States and China are preparing for a much longer, a prolonged and drawn out period of uncertainty," he added. His comments came after the Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded its seventh straight day of gains on Thursday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite climbed for the third consecutive day. Global trade is really complicated, it's complex and it's intertwined ... The unintended consequences of trade wars and currency wars I think are hard to understand. My guess is they're going to be bigger than most people think.
Trade war consequences
The U.S. and China have since the beginning of 2018 slapped tariffs on each other's goods worth billions of dollars. The trade war has hurt business sentiment and slowed down import and export activity globally. The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that tariffs imposed by the two countries could shave 0.8% off global economic output in 2020, with potentially more losses in the following years, according to a Reuters report. In response, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he hasn't seen the new IMF forecast, but he doesn't expect the impact on America to be as significant, Reuters reported. Zidle said the trade war could bring about "unintended consequences" that many may not be aware of right now. He explained that many companies have set up complex production chains that spread across a large number of countries. So, the exact impact of a trade war is difficult to quantify, he added. In addition, Trump could still extend the trade war to other economies such as Europe and Mexico — which would put more pressure on financial markets, the strategist said. "Global trade is really complicated, it's complex and it's intertwined," he said. "The unintended consequences of trade wars and currency wars I think are hard to understand. My guess is they're going to be bigger than most people think." Read the full article
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