Looking Ahead After Wall Street’s Best Quarter Since 2020
The S&P 500 gained 15% and the Nasdaq 21% in Q2, but Q3 presents substantial challenges as three big issues come into play.
The S&P 500 gained 15% and the Nasdaq 21% in Q2, but Q3 presents substantial challenges as three big issues come into play.
We sit down with TheStreet Pro contributor Bob Lang to learn more about his experience and how he created the FANG acronym.
Tuesday’s stock market action was all about position for the second half of the year.
The strong showing of East Asian equities stems from gains in memory stocks, as well as cheap currencies. What will the second half bring?
Traders are increasing speculative action ahead of the holiday.
Let’s check how far the Magnificent 7 market cap fell in June, a strange Korean broker drama, and Warren Buffett’s caution on Gates Foundation.
While reverse rotation drives Nasdaq bounce, poor breadth suggests it can’t be trusted.
While our team overwhelmingly continues to feel that risk is high, they’re not in agreement regarding what to do about it.
The most beaten-up names enjoyed a reprieve, but don’t be too trusting.
As the second quarter skims some froth off the technology trade, let’s see why these three areas are key to watch in Q3.