Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses why the market seems to be afraid of everything.
With markets trying to balance greed and fear, there have been some valuations stretched more than they possibly should.
What’s behind the market volatility and how long will it last?
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Tech stocks are still looking strong, says Covestor Manager Libardo Lambrano. Here are two key charts that would help to confirm his bullishness:
The Fed’s recent actions have led to a reevaluation of what it means to ‘fight the Fed,’ and it’s crucial for investors to understand the difference between a trading opportunity and an investable rally.
Investors who believe that equity markets are currently overextended may consider adding defined outcome strategies to their portfolio, which aim to provide capital appreciation up to a capped level while offering the added benefit of buffering downside moves.
Retail, airlines and housing stocks look promising as energy prices fall.
