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350 days ago

Nasdaq100 remains in strong uptrend $QQQ #trading #CFD #Switzerland

Fundamentals for technology names continue to strengthen amid continued weak expectations and depressed levels of investor positioning. While Tesla took a hit as it told investors it will forgo profitability for greater market shares, IBM reported strong earnings. In semis, TSMC said it believes it is passing through the bottom of the cycle in the second quarter and its business in the second half of this year should be stronger. Keep an eye out for next week's most important earnings for US Big Tech.

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351 days ago

JPM: Where investors see S&P 500 at year-end $SPY #trading $QQQ

JPM’s latest investor survey shows many investors believe S&P 500 will fall double-digit. Only 32% or so believe it will stay around here or fall just a bit.

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351 days ago

Markets: Net % overweight in #equities vs #bonds. #trading $SPY $QQQ

According to latest BofA survey, among active managers, exposure to equities, relative to bonds just hit its lowest level since 2009. The survey never got anywhere near this bad during even the pandemic period, which is hard to believe, per Bloomberg.

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352 days ago

#Stocks: Traders, watch this carefully #trading $SPY $QQQ $TQQQ #forex

 Yields for US Treasuries are creeping back up. Markets are now pricing a May interest rate hike of 25bps. Danger zone yet? We may enter it, increasing the odds of a market pullback, but beware as stocks don't necessarily do badly in a higher interest rate environment.

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352 days ago

#Stocks: “buy the dip” market & what it says for 2023 returns #trading $SPY $QQQ #forex

2023 is so far the 5th best return of 'buy the dip' in the S&P 500 since 1950. Full year gains are incredibly strong in the other 4 instances. History will unlikely repeat but it's still good to know for perspective. Ps. Buy the dip is usually referred to investors buying market pullbacks, usually intraday or within few days. S&P 500: 17% in 1983, 30% in 2013, 29% in 2019, 16% in 2022. Average = 23%. Win Rate: 100%.

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