13 Things That Worried You About the Stock Market Now
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The end of the first quarter is nearing, with President Trump passing the 50-day mark on his second tour at the White House.
It’s safe to say that this will be a year for investors to miss out on faces.
More volatility in the market. More revenue escape and warning. More negative economic surprises. Downgrades more stock valuations. And the deals that have worked surprisingly well over the past few years (see you, nvidia (NVDA)) It’s not working that surprisingly anymore.
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And when these things end and the coast appears to be clear, all negativity is repeated with rinsing. It will cause more face-to-face moments when you chat with your trading screen or with your financial advisor.
Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington told me on Yahoo Finance’s, “We had a pretty optimistic year and several years where we didn’t see a normal two or three pullbacks of 5% to 15%. Opening bid Podcast (see the video above or listen below). “That’s very typical. And at a moment of uncertainty from policies, tariffs, etc., the market is responding. That was something we could expect. And the investors are responding.”
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The boy is reacting!
Currently, the S&P 500 (^gspc) We have recovered 10% from February 19th.
Nvidia has dropped by 14% per year, and Tesla (TSLA) It has decreased by 40%. For a name that is motivated to settle money!
The S&P 500 fell 1.4% on Thursday, with the 10th daily drop of the year exceeding 1%, according to data from Charlie Billelo, strategist at Creative Planning Chief Markets. At this point last year, the S&P 500 only had three major down days, but Billello said it was “unusually” low.
“The market is increasingly concerned about slowing the economy,” said Truist’s co-chief investment officer. Keith Lerner He told me.
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But despite the many bad news known to investors, what is exciting in the market at this exact time?
Of course, if you want to buy and hold a company (or NVIDIA) that pays dividends for the next 25 years, you’ll probably be wealthier than you would today. But from a short-term perspective, the tape appears to be stinking and bringing a wave of bad economy and corporate news (see the start of the first quarter revenue season. Latest warnings From Delta (Dal), southwest (Luv), and American Airlines (aal)Signs for the future.