Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses some themes from 2020 and what that means for risk going forward in 2021.
Control of the US Senate will have big implications for investors as will the direction of Fed policy and tech stocks.
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It’s not often that you get a clean sweep of bullishness across the board. But when all of these indicators rise simultaneously, it typically isn’t associated with rising stock prices; one would expect stocks to decline.
EV sales surge continues and Japan enters the computer chip race
Despite political noise around Fed appointments, policy outcomes will still be driven by the FOMC’s data-dependent framework, suggesting investors should focus more on rates, liquidity and duration positioning than headline risk.
Actor Ashton Kutcher, who plays Steve Jobs in the upcoming film Jobs, states on Quora how he prepared for the role: I […]
