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The state of value investing, as told by Barnes & Noble shelf placement.
Eye-opening chart 👇 Without 5 biggest stocks Nasdaq is 25% down YTD. Having said that are equities overvalued?
Tech vs. Commodities proportion of S&P 500 corporate capex 👇 Draw your own conclusions.
More on Morgan Stanley projecting 5 Federal Reserve interest rate hikes
- “Although the contours of our outlook for inflation and labour markets has not changed, aspects of the Fed’s reaction function may have.”
- Powell’s recent comments are suggestive of the FOMC is now placing a higher priority on price stability in order to sustain strength in the labour market.
MS also said, on the US dollar:
- will continue to rally against its peers in the coming months
US stocks lower. NASDAQ tumbles. S&P falls. Dow unchanged
The major US stock indices are ending the day mixed with the Dow industrial average unchanged, the S&P falling and the NASDAQ index tumbling. You can also say the small-cap Russell 2000 index tumbled as well.
- The NASDAQ index closed -4% from its all-time high
- Dow industrial average closed -2% from its all-time high S&P
- NASDAQ index snapped a three day win streak
- The Dow industrial average is on track for its largest weekly gain since March
- the S&P is on pace for its largest gain since February
The final numbers are showing:
- ow industrial average fell -0.06 points or 0.0% at 35754.68
- S&P index felt -33.78 points or -0.72% at 4667.44
- NASDAQ index fell -269.61 points or -1.71% at 15517.38
- Russell 2000 -51.5 points or -2.27% at 2220.20
Some big losers today included a number of the meme stocks: (more…)
Thought For A Day
European major indices down for the second consecutive day
The major European indices are closing mostly lower for the second consecutive day (Italy’s FTSE MIB is the exception). A snapshot of the provisional closes shows:
- German DAX, -0.3%
- France’s CAC -0.15%
- UK’s FTSE 100 -0.21%
- Spain’s Ibex, -0.9%
- Italy’s FTSE MIB +0.1%