Stocks Gain as Treasury Yields Give Back Some Recent Gains
U.S. stocks rose despite tech sector volatility and a hot wholesale inflation reading.
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U.S. stocks rose despite tech sector volatility and a hot wholesale inflation reading.
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Bullish sentiment decreased 1.5 percentage points to 38.7%. Neutral sentiment decreased 1.1 percentage points to 19.7%.
Shares of AbbVie, Eli Lilly and Gilead Sciences are trading at or near record highs.
Healthcare—particularly equipment and services and pharmaceuticals—offers investors diversification from AI, according to one report.
For most investors, the best advice is to do nothing when it comes to a core investment like the S&P 500 Index and any money being invested for long-term financial planning like retirement: Set it and forget it, as the saying goes. But with tech stocks rising to represent as much as 40% of the U.S. large-cap equity market, many experts have recommended a move into equal-weight S&P index funds to avoid the concentration risk.
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Corporate earnings are still robust, but there are signs that momentum is slowing. Diversification is becoming increasingly important in this environment.
Hello there. The global selloff in the AI trade is sending investors piling into government bonds. They're searching for safe havens as rising interest rates stoke concern about whether the billions poured into artificial intelligence will deliver sufficient returns.
Equity valuations, as measured by forward P/E ratios, remain elevated relative to historical norms. Post-US midterm election periods have historically provided positive equity returns, supporting a constructive outlook.
Global stocks retreat as hot U.S. inflation fuels uncertainty, while defensive bond buying weakens yields and Australia's jobs shock pressures the Aussie dollar.
Next week will bring a relatively light economic calendar, with flash U.S. manufacturing and services purchasing managers' index (PMI) data among the highlights.