Denitsa Tsekova
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Jerome Powell’s Pivot Fuels An All-Conquering Wall Street Rally
Jerome Powell’s most decisive signal yet that his inflation-fighting mission has been accomplished has helped restore order to markets that only three weeks ago were engulfed in the worst upheaval since the pandemic.
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Wall Street’s Great Rotation Trade Is Stirring Up Hedging Market
On Wall Street, big trades that have held sway for years are getting reshuffled as the monetary and political backdrop shifts.
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Wall Street Offloads Crash Insurance As Fear Fades Across Assets
After weeks of drama, peace is breaking out everywhere you look across Wall Street.
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Wall Street Offloads Crash Insurance As Fear Fades Across Assets
After weeks of drama, peace is breaking out everywhere you look across Wall Street.
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Fed-Obsessed Traders Need The Economy To Get Its Story Straight
Constructive pronouncements from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and softer employment data fueled the uptick. Yet divergent economic reports are proving costly again and again for investors placing bets on the Fed’s next move on interest rates — a move that ostensibly hinges on the economic data.
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Fed-Obsessed Traders Need The Economy To Get Its Story Straight
Constructive pronouncements from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and softer employment data fueled the uptick. Yet divergent economic reports are proving costly again and again for investors placing bets on the Fed’s next move on interest rates — a move that ostensibly hinges on the economic data.
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Traders Are Cashing Out of Markets En Masse
The great market rally of 2024 looks dangerously close to unraveling as Wall Street’s once-invincible bull brigade begins to withdraw its winnings.
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Traders Are Cashing Out of Markets En Masse
The great market rally of 2024 looks dangerously close to unraveling as Wall Street’s once-invincible bull brigade begins to withdraw its winnings.
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Extreme Market Swings Dominate as Hot Economy, Oil Feed Anxiety
A steady march higher in markets was snapped by a stretch of jarring volatility as traders gave hints there’s a limit to their appetite for hot economic data.
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The Casino Crowd Is Back Across Markets With Soft Echoes Of 2021
Three years since speculative fever engulfed the US investment landscape, thrill seeking is back in vogue — even before Jerome Powell Co. take their foot off the monetary brake.
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Wall Street Traders Are Too Scared To Fight The AI Rally
For a lesson in the perils of being a skeptic on Wall Street when everyone else is a buyer, consider Rob Arnott, who made a sensible case five months ago that Nvidia Corp. had become a bubble.
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Wall Street Traders Are Too Scared To Fight The AI Rally
For a lesson in the perils of being a skeptic on Wall Street when everyone else is a buyer, consider Rob Arnott, who made a sensible case five months ago that Nvidia Corp. had become a bubble.
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Wall Street’s ‘Foolish’ 2024 Trade Is Betting On Early Fed Rate Cuts
Investors are cautioned against betting on early Fed rate cuts as US economic resilience and Fed officials' reluctance challenge the dovish outlook.
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Stocks Reach Record On Fed Bets Loaded With Risk
After a wobbly start to the year, the S&P 500 scored a second weekly gain, pushing the index to a new high. Tech stocks led the way, with the Nasdaq 100 hitting a record and climbing almost 3% for the week.
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Decade-Long S&P 500 Bull Surge Is Running Into A Valuation Wall
A monster 10 years for US stocks has showered money on the buy-and-hold faithful and made virtually every other asset class an also-ran.
