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Speculative bubbles that were intensifying at the start of year are now starting to pop. Janus Henderson's director of European equities, John Bennett has an eye for bubbly behavior. Bennett shares 2 bubbles he still sees in the market and his top 2 stock picks. Speculative bubbles that have been brewing in the markets for months are finally starting to burst. SPAC momentum is lagging, with the number of companies going public falling by more than 80% from March to April. The retail trading boom is slowing, with US retail trading volumes down 26% in April compared t...

Hong Kong stocks limp and mainland benchmark indices fluctuate near a two-month high, failing to ride on the bullish momentum on Wall Street. Chinese officials have repeated concerns about the ‘savage beast’ and financial risks from the US$1.9 trillion stimulus plan.

10-year Treasury yields have risen to their highest levels since before the pandemic in recent days. James McDonald, CIO at Hercules Investments, told Insider he expects yields to continue rising.  He said they could rise to 2.5% by the end of March and trigger a 20% sell-off in the S&P 500. Yields on 10-year Treasury notes have spiked to a one-year high over the last month, rising above 1.5% as COVID-19 cases fall and vaccinations continue — positive developments for the economic recovery ahead.  According to James McDonald, chief investment officer of the alternative asset manager Hercu...

Heidi Gutman / CNBC This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. In an exclusive interview with Insider, Ray Dalio said he expects a period of weak returns in stocks. He said low interest rates are fueling a bubble that will eventually burst. Major Wall Street banks are bullish on the direction of equity markets, however. With the Federal Reserve pinning down interest rates, return-hungry investors have turned to stoc...

Drew Angerer/Getty Images John Hussman is calling for a 65-70% drop in the S&P 500. He says he sees "fresh deterioration" in a key market indicator. His comments come as stocks sit at record highs amid euphoric investor sentiment. Investors are by now conscious of the heightened risk of a stock-market pullback in the near future, given the euphoric speculation that has continued to drive valuations upwards. Eighty-nine percent of financial professionals surveyed by Deutsche Bank earlier this month said that they saw bubbles in financial markets, and Bank of Ameri...