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The Stock Market Could Drop. Here's Why. - Vimarsana News

The Stock Market Could Drop. Here's Why.

The stock market rally from the July lows (for some sectors) and from the late October/November lows (for other sectors) is a beautiful example of crowd behavior, even...

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S&P 500 rebounds towards $4,750 on Thursday as equities rally on rate cut optimism - Vimarsana News

S&P 500 rebounds towards $4,750 on Thursday as equities rally on rate cut optimism

The Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 500 major equity index climbed on Thursday to chew through late Wednesday’s losses as investor risk appetite surged higher after US inflation figures came in below expectations, ramping up investor hopes of a faster, deeper pace of rate hikes from the Federal Reserve (Fed) in 2024.

US equities close lower after a sharp turnaround late Wednesday, S&P 500 falls 1.5% - Vimarsana News

US equities close lower after a sharp turnaround late Wednesday, S&P 500 falls 1.5%

The Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 major equity index sharply reversed late Wednesday to close the day down almost 1.5% after coming within half a percent of setting a new all-time high.

Investors should do this in 2024 instead of chasing the S&P 500, says Wells Fargo - Vimarsana News

Investors should do this in 2024 instead of chasing the S&P 500, says Wells Fargo

The stock market's year-end rally offers investors an important opportunity, says Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

Investor who called year-end stock rally says 'Magnificent 7' may continue to lead in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Investor who called year-end stock rally says 'Magnificent 7' may continue to lead in 2024

Stocks can keep rising in 2024 as investors move out of cash to chase the rally, according to Morgan Stanley’s Andrew Slimmon.