Is The Magnificent Seven Now The Fab 4?
Wall Street always names eras. A recent Bloomberg comment was “for all the attention lavished upon the Magnificent Seven and the top heavy drivers of equity returns recently, it may be
Wall Street always names eras. A recent Bloomberg comment was “for all the attention lavished upon the Magnificent Seven and the top heavy drivers of equity returns recently, it may be
Goldman Sach’s opined “This Time is different,” explaining the unrelenting advance in the indices, fueled by a small group of supercharged technology stocks. Such statements are
Revised fourth quarter GDP was largely viewed as a nonevent. Growth was nominally lower than expected given the downward revision in inventories. Consumer and investment spending however was
Are there major changes at hand? BlackRock, which capitalized on a decades long boom in index investing, said investors should rely more heavily on
The NASDAQ surged over 3% on NVDA’s strong earnings reports and forward-looking guidance. According to Bloomberg NVDA added about $277 billion to its market capitalization, the
Are food costs, options that have zero day to expiration (ODTE) and NVDA earnings interconnected?
Nvidia announces earnings at the close today. The “Magnificent Seven” are 2 and 4 for the reporting season, defined as two companies exceeded expectations while
The PPI rose more than expected, led by a sizeable jump in cost of services and highlighted the sticky nature of inflation. Treasuries sold off across the curve. Fed funds futures are
Will the structural imbalance of the S & P 500 become a major narrative. There are six companies with over $1 trillion or more in market cap, two of which are worth more than
Markets were choppy following the largest equity selloff in a year and the retracement in Treasury yields back to November levels.