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Mentions of "inflation" on earnings calls have risen 1,100% from levels a year ago… COVID threatens Chinese exports as US struggles to restock inventories – Investment Watch

  Mentions of “inflation” on earnings calls have risen 1,100% from levels a year ago @MarketWatcht.co/CKC4WFPo6Rpic.twitter.com/SbsgW7WmAO For many pple that means they got no better use of their money. The risk adjusted return for most investment is below 0 Debt drives growth, we all know that, but depending on the decade you look at, each cohort has had its time to shine; corporates, households, and governments have all driven GDP at different times, but today, government debt is taking a firm grip on growth. pic.twitter.com/IsWCDopP0y

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Buy the dips is the battle cry of retail army: Since mkt peaked recently, retail traders have plowed cash into US stocks at a rate 40% higher than they did in 2020, which was record year. – Investment Watch

Buy the dips is the battle cry of retail army: Since mkt peaked recently, retail traders have plowed cash into US stocks at a rate 40% higher than they did in 2020, which was record year. Retail investors snapped up an avg of $6.6bn in US stocks each week. t.co/VK3UBDkrJNpic.twitter.com/n1LTjyDEq4 Over the last 3 weeks, retail investors snapped up an average $6.6 billion in U.S. equities each week, according to data from VandaTrack. That’s up from an average $4.7 billion in net weekly purchases in 2020 @markets

Stock Market: Nothing the stock market does ever scares its retail daredevils

By Sarah Ponczek Apple Inc. has slumped 15% since late January. Tesla Inc. has lost more than a quarter-trillion dollars in market value in three weeks. And more than $1.5 trillion has been wiped off the Nasdaq 100 in less than a month. And yet, none of it has been enough to rattle the retail investor. Instead, to borrow a Reddit phrase describing bullish gumption, they’ve had diamond hands. Since the market peaked a few weeks ago, retail traders have plowed cash into U.S. stocks at a rate 40% higher than they did in 2020, which was a record year. They’re opting for parts of the market that have suffered the most, doubling down in arguably risky ways with triple-leveraged tech funds and options galore.

Nothing the Stock Market Does Ever Scares Its Retail Daredevils

GameStop frenzy: GameStop reignites meme stock frenzy with a $7.6 billion surge

By Katie Greifeld, Sarah Ponczek, Paul Jarvis and Bailey Lipschultz GameStop Corp. soared in premaket trading Thursday as retail investors revived the surge in Reddit-favorite stocks, putting it on pace to reap $7.6 billion in market value over two days. The video-game retailer rose as much as 83% to $168 in New York. Among other favorites of traders populating Reddit forums, AMC Entertainment Inc. advanced 12% premarket after gaining 59% in the first three days of the week, while Koss Corp. surged 78%. Nokia Oyj, also a favorite of the meme crowd, climbed 7.7% in Europe, and BlackBerry Ltd. added 5.3% in early trading. The surge was spurred by a final-hour rally on Wednesday that brought GameStop its biggest advance since Jan. 29, the day Robinhood Markets restricted trading in it and 49 other stocks at the height of the frenzy. An equally weighted Bloomberg basket of those rose more than 5%, the most since late January. The activity inflated trading volumes in the meme stocks and caused an outage on Reddit’s WallStreetBets forum, the hub of the January volatility.

U.S. Stocks Roar Back After Powell's Reassurance: Mar...

The benchmark stock gauge closed 0.1% higher after declining as much as 1.8% amid a rout in technology shares on concern the high-flying stocks had become overvalued. The Nasdaq 100 ended just slightly lower, mostly erasing a loss that reached 3.5% after Powell signaled the Federal Reserve was nowhere close to pulling back on its support for the economy. Airlines, lodging companies and cyclical shares set to benefit from the end of pandemic lockdowns outperformed. So-called growth shares are having their worst month against value counterparts in more than two decades as vaccination campaigns gather pace and bond yields hover near a one-year high. Bets on faster growth have pushed the gap between 5- and 30-year yields to the highest level in more than six years.

Bullard not thinking about tapering. Bitcoin $1MM it is then, thanks – Investment Watch

Penny stock craze at boiling point with SEC eyeing social media

S&P 500 earnings yield – Historically low. – Investment Watch