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Equity markets advanced on Wednesday, extending the rally to five consecutive weeks. The move puts the S&P 500 at an all-time high despite the economic burden of high inflation and interest rates. Simply put, earnings continue to flow and drive value for shareholders. S&P 500 companies are on pace to produce record earnings, pay record dividends and repurchase shares in 2024. If the FOMC cuts rates as expected, the outlook will improve, and the rally will accelerate.
The risk now is that inflation will persist above the Fed's target. Inflation doesn't have to accelerate for the Fed to keep rates high, but it does need to cool for them to make the first cut. As it is, healthy labor markets and a growing services sector suggest that economic activity will remain solid and inflation with it, keeping rates higher for longer and increasing the risk of a deep recession when recession finally arrives.
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Busy Medicare Advantage businesses have CVS Health and other insurance providers spooked about the new year.The health care giant said Wednesday that it was scaling back already cautious expectations for 2024 as it tries to understand why costs keep rising from the privately run version of the government's Medicare program.Medicare Advantage plans cover people who are age 65 and older and others with severe disabilities or illnesses. CVS Health has about 3.5 million people in that business through its Aetna arm.Health insurers started warning last year about higher-than-expected costs in their Medicare Advantage plans.
While most of the market focuses on hyper-growth technology stocks rewarded by Wall Street as long as they mention the word "artificial intelligence" in their earnings calls, the reality is that the fundamentals now favor other (safer) areas of the economy. Big traders and investors at places like The Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) and other respectable investment houses tend to employ a process called ‘top-down’ analysis, where the fundamental trends of an industry and the economy itself are taken into account to select winning stocks, but more on what...
The same technology you use to order food in a restaurant... could soon be the key to accessing your bank account and Social Security income. It’s all thanks to a project backed by the White House, Federal Reserve and US Treasury.
New York Community Bancorp tried to reassure investors Wednesday that it is financially sound, a day after the bank's credit rating got downgraded to "junk." Shares of NYCB recovered from steep losses earlier in the day to close with a gain of 6.7%, but are still down nearly 57% over the past week, Last Wednesday, the bank reported significant losses on some commercial real estate loans and indicated it was struggling to digest last year's purchase of Signature Bank. "We have obviously been dealing with a very serious situation since our fourth quarter earnings release," said Alessandro DiNello, the newly appointed executive chairman of NYCB, in a call with investors.
Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) bounced off its 50-day moving average and rallied for three sessions in a row after beating earnings estimates for its fiscal first quarter. Among technology stocks, Qualcomm still lags others in the sector in the past five sessions, although the moving-average support is a bullish sign. Qualcomm hadn’t previously been among the chipmakers associated with AI applications but appears to be changing. Qualcomm made its mark by designing chips for smartphones, where AI applications are driving new growth for the company. Take a look at the Qu...
Uber posted its first full-year profit since going public in 2019 and its stock is hitting all-time highs as strong bookings in the final quarter of the year pushed profit and revenue beyond Wall Street expectations
While the S&P 500 index was notching a fresh record last week, shares of software giant Atlassian Corporation (NASDAQ: TEAM) were reeling from a 15% drop. The driver behind the plunge, coming after an almost eighteen-month rally, was the company’s fiscal Q2 results, released on Thursday evening. Considering Atlassian shares had benefited from the broad risk-on sentiment sweeping equities since November, gaining more than 50% in the weeks since then, expectations were obviously high for this report to knock it out of the park. Atlassian is still very much one of those tech companies whose shares skyrocketed during the pandemic but then collapsed as rates increased throughout 2022.
China replaced the head of its market watchdog Wednesday in an apparent attempt to restore confidence in financial markets following a prolonged downturn. Official media said Wu Qing, a former chairman of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, would replace Yi Huiman as chairman and Communist Party chief of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Chinese stocks have been trading near 5-year lows despite various measures to stabilize the markets. The official Xinhua News Agency gave no reason for Yi's departure but Chinese media said Wu was nicknamed "Broker Butcher" for his tough stance on enforcing rules against various abuses.
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