Market With Narrow Breadth Likely to Slump, Stovall Says
Over the past three decades, reliance on a handful of big stocks (like we have now) does not end well, according to the CFRA strategist.
Over the past three decades, reliance on a handful of big stocks (like we have now) does not end well, according to the CFRA strategist.
Even though the stock market took a nasty fall, companies eagerly paid for their own shares.
The economic and investing impact on China should be small, the firm expects. Hopefully with no Tiananmen Square rerun.
Many U.S. and other nations’ companies are thinking about transferring elsewhere. Easier said than done. Investors could be collateral damage.
Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Tesla make up a core portion of both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100.
Some growth stocks are now in the bargain category. Hare, welcome to tortoise-hood.
Not all of them are the FAANGs, like pharma firm Eli Lilly.
Corporate profits are falling back to a more normal pace (absent some nightmare scenario intruding).
The kings of the tech realm have suffered stock slides but still command powerful advantages.
UBS touts a list of what it thinks are the best companies able to keep demand cranking even as they charge more.