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Smead Capital drew parallels between today's stock market and the Tulip Mania of 1636 and the South Sea Bubble of 1720.

“Clean energy isn’t just the future. It’s the here and now,” said Lucas White, lead portfolio manager for the Resources and Climate Change strategies at GMO.

Tech stocks have soared in 2023, driven by AI mania. However, this echoes the dot-com bubble in a way that portends a stock market crash.

The tech stock rally seen for most of the year has been taking a bit of a breather lately. However, considering the huge strides made by the big tech names in 2023, that hasn’t stopped market prognosticators from pondering whether we are entering an AI-fueled tech bubble. So, are we? Well, not according to Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs. “Current valuations in the technology sector are not as stretched as in previous bubble periods and the &#x201...

Goldman Sachs is one of the largest and most respected investment banks in the world. When the firm issues an opinion on the overall market, it's usually a good idea to take note. In early July,...

Goldman Sachs is one of the largest and most respected investment banks in the world. When the firm issues an opinion on the overall market, it's usually a good idea to take note. In early July,...

In today’s Weekly View, we created a concise synopsis of three selected visuals from our July 2023 Chart Pack.

Investor sentiment has been largely positive, driven by a notable gain of 15% for the S&P 500 so far this year. It’s a powerful turnaround from last year’s bear trends, and justifies an upbeat outlook – or does it? Watching the market situation for Goldman Sachs, chief US equity strategist David Kostin notes that the gains are resting on a narrow base, and that does not bode well. A look at the NASDAQ index backs up Kostin’s point. The tech-heavy index is up 31% ...

Goldman Sachs warned that a potential recession could send the S&P 500 to 3,400, representing potential downside of more than 20%.