The recent uptick in money flowing into small-cap stocks may not be solely a result of a rotation from winning growth trades, according to Dave Nadig, an ETF journalist and financial futurist. In fact, Nadig believes that investors are simply diversifying their portfolios by “just buying, buying, buying.” This trend towards diversification is seen as
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As Societe Generale (OTC:SCGLY) strategists issued a warning to growth-focused investors about the possibility of a bubble burst in the US technology sector, they highlighted the significant market capitalization of US Tech within the S&P 500. The banking giant pointed to the recent surge in smaller stocks contrasted with a decline in larger tech companies,
As earnings season gets underway, the tech sector is facing some significant challenges. Over the past week, the S&P 500’s technology sector has experienced a nearly 6% decline, resulting in a loss of around $900 billion in market value. This comes as expectations of interest rate cuts and the upcoming presidential election have caused investors
Wall Street’s main indexes took a hit recently due to a sell-off driven by tech stocks and mixed earnings reports. The sell-off was further intensified by a global cyber outage that affected CrowdStrike’s shares, causing them to drop to an over two-month low. This incident had a domino effect on tech giant Microsoft as well,
The cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike experienced a significant decline in shares following a major outage that affected businesses globally. The outage was a result of a defect found in a content update for Windows hosts, causing a multitude of different websites to go down, grounding planes and disrupting TV broadcasts. Shares of CrowdStrike plummeted 15% in
The U.S. stock index futures showed a slight rise in evening deals, indicating a shift away from heavyweight technology stocks. While there was a slight recovery in stock futures, the sentiment remained fragile due to recent underwhelming earnings from Netflix Inc. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. politics, with calls for President Joe Biden to withdraw his
The recent volatility in U.S. and Asian chip stocks has been largely driven by concerns over tighter curbs on exports of advanced chip technology to China. This article will delve into the impact of these trade concerns on the performance of chip stocks in different regions. The Philadelphia semiconductor index experienced choppy trading, opening up
The recent reports of the U.S. considering tighter export restrictions have sent shockwaves through the chip stocks in Asia. This news has led to a tech selloff on Wall Street, resulting in a significant drop in the share prices of major chip companies in the region. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world’s largest chip supplier,
Recently, it has been reported that GitLab, a cloud-based software development tools provider in the U.S., is considering a sale after receiving acquisition interest. This move has attracted attention from various industry peers, including Datadog, a cloud monitoring firm. This potential sale process, which is being handled by investment bankers, is still in its early
The market saw a notable decline in chip stocks in premarket trading, with some of the largest semiconductor companies like Nvidia, Taiwan Semiconductor, and AMD all experiencing drops in their stock prices. This was attributed to a Bloomberg News report suggesting that the Biden Administration is considering imposing stricter trade restrictions due to concerns about
The price of gold has surged to a record high, reaching $2,465.30 on Tuesday. This increase in gold futures was driven by growing expectations of an interest rate cut in September, which has bolstered demand for the precious metal. The spot gold price hit an all-time high of $2,465.19 during the session, indicating a strong
The Asian stock markets saw a mixed response on Tuesday, with most stocks rising except for Chinese markets. This can be attributed to concerns over a cooling economy and headwinds from U.S. politics. The Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 and Shanghai Composite indexes remained flat to low, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index slid 1.5%. Speculation
The health care insurance sector saw a positive uptick in midday trading, with companies like Humana and UnitedHealth Group gaining around 1% each. The increased likelihood of a Donald Trump victory in the upcoming presidential election has raised hopes of fewer cost pressures in the industry. Wolfe Research has also identified Humana as a potential
RBC Capital analysts are expressing caution in light of the weak CPI print from last week. They believe that this could have negative implications for stocks moving forward. The upcoming 2Q24 reporting season is seen as a critical test for the market, especially in relation to the rotation trade that appeared to gain traction in