You may not know it, but all of the Magnificent Seven stocks are in bear markets. Given they are such an integral part of the major indexes, we have to believe that the market will follow suit and continue lower in its own bear market.
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It was an ugly close to another roller-coaster trading week as the stock market struggled with several moving parts. Wednesday's Evening Doji Star in the S&P 500 ($SPX) showed its power. The trading week didn't end on a pretty note. The S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite ($COMPQ),
Financials take the lead.No changes in the composition of the top 5 this week, and only one change of position within the top 5.Financials (XLF) leapfrogged to the number one position, sending Communication Services (XLC) to the #3 position. Energy (XLE) remains #2 while Utilities
Economists have extensively analyzed Trump’s latest trade war, examining both the Econ 101 effects of tariffs and the more underrated consequences of policy uncertainty. But there’s another critical angle worth exploring: the dynamics of interventionism suggest that government responses to the fallout from this trade
Economists have extensively analyzed Trump’s latest trade war, examining both the Econ 101 effects of tariffs and the more underrated consequences of policy uncertainty. But there’s another critical angle worth exploring: the dynamics of interventionism suggest that government responses to the fallout from this trade
An initial step that has been bandied about of late has been engineering a dollar retrenchment. Even with a weaker dollar, profound challenges will be found in the rebuilding of physical infrastructure, widening vocational training, and revitalizing transportation systems. But an even more fundamental challenge
An initial step that has been bandied about of late has been engineering a dollar retrenchment. Even with a weaker dollar, profound challenges will be found in the rebuilding of physical infrastructure, widening vocational training, and revitalizing transportation systems. But an even more fundamental challenge
Written by: Danny van der Ham As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to reshape industries, the focus often falls on sensors, smart devices, and connected ecosystems. But there’s a simpler, highly scalable connector that quietly plays a powerful role in linking physical and digital environments:
Key Highlights: 5G Global Connections: 1.5 wireless connections per person worldwide by end of 2024 North America Leads the Way: 5G connections reach 289 million, covering 77% of the region’s population. IoT Expansion Surges: 438 million new IoT connections added in 2024, driving the global total to 3.6
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