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In this episode, we'll cover the key levels based on options positioning and the large range the S&P500 has been in since October. We'll review the Fed's dual mandate and why so much attention is paid economic reports involving jobs, inflation, and rate cuts. We've got some major economic events happening this week that will likely decide the next leg of the market.

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US equities were higher in Wednesday trading though stocks ended a bit off best levels, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 86bbps, 30bps, and 17bps respectively. Themes of the day highlighted in mixed headlines regarding Microsoft customer AI adoption versus Marvell data center growth. Softening labor market, support for more Fed cuts, also highlighted in November ADP private payrolls falling 32K versus expectations to increase by~10K, while Industrial Production met, and ISM Services and S&P Services PMI came in ahead. December FOMC decision on deck for next week, with probably of additional 25bp cut just below 90%.

שלום, זהו "האינטרסנטים", הפודקאסט הכלכלי היומי של TheMarker, יום רביעי 3 בדצמבר, בעזה ישנם 2 חטופים חללים, באולפן איתן אבריאל וסמי פרץ. (05:14) לאחר שהשוק הפיננסי הישראלי עבר ב-30 השנים האחרונות מספר רפורמות ביניהן הועדות של בייסקי, בכר ושטרום, שהצליחו - גם אם במידה חלקית - לפרק את הריכוזיות שלו, תוכנית חדשה באוצר ובבנק ישראל מאיימת להוציא את הריכוזיות הפיננסיות מהקבר ולהחיות אותה מחדש. התוכנית כוללת מספר סעיפים, למשל מתן היתר לחברות ביטוח – שכבר היום הן ענקיות עם שליטה על מאות מיליארדי שקלים – לקנות בנקים. למה זה טוב? רבים חושבים שזה רע מאוד, ואנחנו נדבר עם משה קאשי, האנליסט הפיננסי של לובי 99, כדי שיסביר מדוע הוא בין אלה שחושבים כך. (20:16) חברת לוחות המודעות, יד 2, שצמחה בשנים האחרונות יחד עם כל האינטרנט הישראלי, חתמה השבוע על מכירתה לקרן ההשקעות האירופאית אייפקס תמורת מחיר שנראה דמיוני עבור חברת תוכן שפועלת בעברית ובשוק הישראלי בלבד – 950 מיליון דולר. יד 2 היא הרי לא הייטק שמוכר לכל העולם – אלא חברת מדיה, כמו לוחות המודעות של פעם, אבל באינטרנט. איך הקונה והמוכר הגיעו למחיר הזה, ומה הוא אומר על השווי של עוד חברות תוכן באינטרנט המקומי? אנחנו נדבר עם הפרשן הפיננסי שלנו, עמרי זרחוביץ'. (34:06) והנה היי-טק אמיתי. ענקית האינטרנט העולמית אמזון, המובילה העולמית בשירותי ענן ובמסחר מקוון, החלה לאחרונה להצטייד בשבבים חדשים מתוצרת עצמית, ובכך היא מאיימת גם היא על המונופול של אנבידיה. השבבים של אמזון מפותחים על ידי חברה ישראלית שנרכשה לפני כמה שנים על ידי אמזון – אנאפורנה לאבס. כדי לשמוע על הסיפור הזה, שמקבל כותרות גדולות בעולם ומשפיע על מחיר מניית אנבידיה, החברה עם שווי השוק הגבוה בעולם, שמהווה כ-8% ממדד S&P500, אנחנו נדבר עם עורך היי-טק שלנו שגיא כהן.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Overnight in the US Wall St rebounded from Monday's drop as Cryptocurrency regained some of its losses, and investor confidence in an imminent Fed rate drop grows. The Dow Jones added 0.5%, the S&P500 gained 0.4%, while the Nasdaq was the biggest winner on the day, closing 0.8% in the green as tech stocks, especially those in the recently volatile AI trade, posted gains. It was a relatively stable day across the other global markets – in Europe the Stoxx600 index rose just 0.06% as a 0.5% gain for Germany's Dax was offset by a 0.3% drop for the French CAC, while the British FTSE ended flat. Meanwhile in Asia, China's CSI fell 0.5%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.2%, while Japan's Nikkei ended flat. Back in Australia yesterday, the ASX 200 posted a 0.2% gain, propelled mainly by a strong day for energy and materials. Major players in the energy space Woodside (ASX:WDS), Santos (ASX:STO) and Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) all added 1% on yesterday's trade, while materials were lead by BHP (ASX:BHP), Fortescue (ASX:FMG) and Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO), which all posted gains of over 1%.What to watch today:And the SPI futures indicate that the momentum will continue, suggesting a 0.17% rise at the open of trade today. Investors should also keep an eye on key economic data being released today, specifically the GDP figures which are due at 11:30am Sydney time.Moving into commodities: Crude Oil continues to be volatile, trading down 1.2% to US$58.60 per barrel. The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to stay front and centre, as uncertainties around the peace plan remain. In precious metals, Gold has retreated slightly, trading 0.5% lower at US$4208 per ounce, while Silver continues to advance, trading 0.9% higher at US$58.53 per ounce. And Iron ore is trading 0.4% higher at US$107.35 per tonne.Trading Ideas:Finally, we'll end on some trading ideas for your consideration today. Bell Potter have initiated coverage on specialist retailer of lighting, fans and electrical accessories Beacon Lighting (ASX:BLX), with a 12-month target price of $3.35 per share. They expect that its trade business, which currently makes up around 40% of its revenue, will continue to expand over the next 2-3 years.And Trading Central have identified a bullish signal in Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO), indicating that the share price may rise from the closing price of $135 per share, to the range of $142 to $143.50 per share over a period of 23 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

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US equity markets advanced in an abbreviated trading session on Friday (28 November) to cap a strong, holiday-shortened trading week - Dow rose +289-points or +0.61% with Amazon.com Inc, International Business Machines (IBM) Corp and JPMorgan Chase & Co all rising +1.77%.The broader S&P500 gained +0.54%. Energy (up +1.32%) led ten of the eleven primary sectors higher. Health Care (down -0.49%) was the only primary sector to settle in the red. Intel Corp jumped +10.19% after an analyst suggested that the company could become a foundry supplier for Apple Inc (+0.47%) processors, adding fuel to rumours earlier in the year about a possible deal with the iPhone maker. Broadcom Inc (+1.36%), General Motors (+0.98%), Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc (-0.26%) and Walmart Inc (+1.29%)  were among 12 S&P500 components to hit fresh record intra-day highs on Friday (28 November).The Nasdaq rallied +0.65%, booking a fifth straight day of gains

Wall Street closed in the green on Friday, climbing to near record highs in a shorten session for Thanksgiving, with retail gains and as tech stocks recovered. However, global futures markets fluctuated on Friday following a CME outage, which is the world's largest trading operator. This halted trading in stocks, bonds and commodities. The Dow Jones closed with a 0.6% gain, the S&P500 up 0.54% and the Nasdaq rebounded, closing 0.65% higher. European markets also ended the week in the green. All European markets closed just over 0.2% higher, and the STOXX600 advanced 0.25%. What to watch today:Following a strong end to the week across global markets, the SPI futures are suggesting our local market will rise 0.05% at the open this morning. Keep watch of Metacash (ASX:MTS) share price movements today, with then wholesale distributor set to release its first half results for FY26. In commodities, Crude oil is trading 1.35% higher at US$59.44 per barrel, however, has been pressured by oversupply concerns and posted a monthly loss. So, keep watch of ASX- listed energy producers. Gold is trading 1.4% higher at US$4,217.81 per ounce, reaching a fourth straight monthly gain markets priced a higher probability for a December Federal Reserve rate cut. And iron ore is trading steady at US$104.84. And AUD$1.00 is currently buying US$0.65. Trading Ideas:Bell Potter maintains their buy rating on HUB24 (ASX:HUB) and have lowered their price target from $135 to $125. At HUB's current share price of $104.38, this implies 19.8% share price growth in a year. And Trading Central have identified a bullish signal in Ramelius Resources (ASX:RMS) indicating that the stock price may rise form the close of $3.66 to the range of $4.20 to $4.30 over 17 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

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Vale la pena mirar un poco más allá de las grandes compañías, la IA y el S&P500 para poder evaluar nuevas posibilidades y tendencias. Por eso en este episodio les traigo la comparación entre el S&P500 y el Russell 2000, con mis análisis, explicaciones y expectativas para el próximo año. Gandini Análisis: Contenido de Valor sobre Mercados Financieros y EconomíaSuscríbanse a mi newsletter para contenido exclusivo: https://gandinianalisis.substack.com/subscribe En Gandini Análisis me dedico a crear productos de análisis especializados, como webinars, columnas, cursos y conferencias sobre temas de geopolítica, mercados financieros y economía. Si les interesa conocer más o acceder a estos recursos, no duden en contactarme Nota importante: Ningún episodio de este podcast ni las opiniones expresadas en él deben interpretarse como recomendaciones de inversión.

After an impressive 83% of S&P500 companies beat their earnings forecasts, what is next for US equities? The US market has picked up steam again, spurred by strong Q3 results and solid performance in the high-flying AI sector, while financials also proved a standout performer. Bell Potter's analysts share their views on where the rally is headed, their outlook for the medium term, and factors impacting the market to look out for.In this week's wrap, Sophia covers:(0:18): an overview of US third quarter earnings(1:05): how the AI sector is showing return on investment(1:57): Bell Potter's outlook for the US market(2:20): how the local market performed this week(3:29): the most traded stocks and ETFs this week(4:04): economic news items to look out for next week.

US equities closed higher in fairly quiet Wednesday trading, ending a bit off best levels, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq finishing up 67bps, 69bps, and 82bps respectively. The Big story today was momentum factor outperformance following recent selloff. Elsewhere, Initial claims printed at 216K for week-ended 22-Nov, better than the 230K consensus, while continuing claims came in at 1.960M, below the 1.964M consensus. Treasury's auction of $44B in 7-year notes tailed by 0.6 bp, following Tuesday's tailing 5Y sale.

Overnight in the US, Wall St posted its 4th consecutive day of gains, with all 3 of the major indexes closing in the green. The Dow Jones climbed 0.8%, the S&P500 climbed 0.9%, while the Nasdaq saw the biggest wins of the day, advancing 1%. The S&P500 and Dow Jones are both up around 3% this week, putting them on pace for their best weeks since late June, while the Nasdaq has advanced more than 4%, giving it its best week since mid May.European markets saw similar gains – the pan European Stoxx600 index closed up over 1%, spurred by a 0.9% gain for the UK's FTSE, a 1.1% gain for Germany's DAX, and a 0.9% gain for the French CAC. And Asian markets too followed suit, with the Chinese CSI gaining 0.6%, Hong Kong's Hang Send gaining 0.13%, and the Japanese Nikkei jumping 1.85%.It was no different back home in Australia, as yesterday the ASX 200 closed up 0.81%, with 8 of the 11 key sectors posting gains. The market was trading up as high as 1.2%, however the release of hotter than expected CPI data dented the rally somewhat, as chances of the RBA lowering the cash rate become substantially slimmer.The materials sector was once again in the lead, with big names BHP (ASX:BHP) and Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) posting gains of over 1%.In notable stock news, furniture maker Temple and Webster (ASX:TPW) shares plummeted 32% after the company reported results that were well short of expectations. What to watch today:Focusing on today, the SPI futures indicate that the ASX will continue its winning streak, predicting a 0.26% rise at the open of trade.Moving to commodities,Crude Oil prices settled up 1.1% after they had hit their lowest point in a month in the previous session. It is currently trading at US$58.56 per barrel.In precious metals, Gold is trading up 0.78% higher at US$4163 per ounce, while silver has jumped 3 and a half percent to US$53.62 per ounce, hitting a two week high.And Iron ore once again remains mostly flat at $104.63 per tonne.Trading ideas:Finally, we'll end on some trading ideas for your consideration today. Bell Potter has maintained its Buy rating on almond grower and processor Select Harvests (ASX:SHV), and increased its 12 month price target to $5.80 per share, after the company reported an 18% increase in YoY revenue, and a 63% increase in operating EBITDA.And Trading Central have identified a bullish signal in gambling company Tabcorp Holdings (ASX:TAH), indicating that the price may rise from the close of $0.92 per share to the range of $1.09 to $1.13 per share over a period of 18 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis.

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Starting in the US, Wall St maintained its rally as investors' optimism for a further rate cut in December continues to grow. It is estimated that there is now around an 80% chance of a rate cut in December, sparking hopes for a continued rally into the final month of the year. The Dow Jones gained 1.43%, the S&P500 gained 0.94%, while the Nasdaq posted a 0.67% gain, as an all time high for Google parent company Alphabet was offset by a 2.6% drop for Nvidia.  Europe and Asia saw similar rallies, breaking the previous trends of volatility with a sea of green across the major indexes. In Europe, the UK's FTSE, German DAX and French CAC posted gains of 0.78%, 0.97% and 0.83% - all contributing to the pan-European Stoxx 600 advancing 0.91%. And in Asia, the Chinese CSI advanced 0.95%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 0.69%, while the Japanese Nikkei edged 0.07% higher. Back locally, the ASX ended Tuesday's trading session 0.14% in the green, with 5 of the 11 key sectors posting gains. Materials were the biggest winner, mainly driven by gold miners and iron ore producers which saw solid gains on the day. Some notable stocks include Northern Star (ASX:NST) which gained 1.98%, Newmont Corporation (ASX:NEM), which jumped 4.63% and Fortescue (ASX:FMG), which gained 2.74%. On the other end, it was another tough day for financials as the big banks saw losses extended – lead by CommBank (ASX:CBA) slipping 1.17%. In other stock news, DroneShield (ASX:DRO) ended its torrid run of late with a 14.61% surge on the day, after the company announced a new $5.2 million contract to supply an unnamed European military. What to watch today:Looking ahead, the SPI futures indicate the ASX will follow Wall St, predicting a 1.13% rise at the open of trade today. Investors can also expect the release of the monthly CPI data at 11:30am Sydney time, which will provide further insight into the state of the Australian economy and may impact the share market. Moving over to commodities:Crude Oil has continued to slip with a further 1.43% decline in the price to US$58 per barrel, mainly driven by continuing uncertainty on the outcome of peace talks in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Precious metals saw a stable day in terms of price, as Gold and Silver are both trading nearly flat at US$4130 and US$51.37 per ounce respectively. And it was a similar story for Iron Ore, which remains flat at US$104.50 per tonne.Trading Ideas:Finally, we'll end on some trading ideas for your consideration today. Bell Potter has maintained its Buy rating on electrical equipment provider IPD Group (ASX:IPG), after the company reported Q1 and Q2 FY2026 EBITDA and EBIT guidance exceeding consensus expectations, indicating a solid upwards trajectory. And Trading Central have identified a bullish signal in gold miner Ramelius Resources (ASX:RMS), indicating that the stock price may rise from the close of $3.56 to the range of $4.40 to $4.70 over a period of 27 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

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US equities ended the trading week with a strong rebound. All three industry benchmarks closed in the green on Friday. The Dow Jones up 1.08%, the S&P500 up 0.98% and the tech heavy Nasdaq up 0.88%. This rebound came after New York Federal Reserve President John Williams suggested the central bank could cut interest rates yet again this year.European markets closed mixed amid global volatility. The German DAX was down 0.8% while France's CAC was slightly higher, just 0.2%. The FTSE100 gained 0.13% while the STOXX600 ended 0.33% lower.Locally the ASX200 ended the week down 2.52% and on Friday closed 1.59% after a touch week in Australian and US markets.What to watch today:However following the US rebound, our local market is set to rise 1.09% at the open this morning, according to the SPI futures.Also on watch today will be the share price movements of Pro Medicus (ASX:PME) as the health imaging company holds its AGM and are set to provide a trading update.In commodities,Crude oil has dropped 1.59%, to US$58.06 per barrel the lowest in one month, after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signaled a willingness to pursue peace talks, so keep watch of ASX listed energy producers today.Gold is trading 0.3% lower at US$4,063.98 an ounce, as markets digested stronger US labour data, dovish central bank signals and softer US yields.And iron ore is trading flat at U$104.26 per tonne.Trading ideas:Bell Potter maintain a buy rating on WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC), noting the stock could offer more than 50% upside over the next year. They have lowered their price target to $100.00, stating that in FY26 they now forecast revenue and EBITDA of US$1.40bn and US$569m which is towards the lower end of the guidance range for the former and close to the middle for the latter. They see more risk at revenue than EBITDA this year, particularly with the greater-than-usual revenue skew to H2. At the current share price of $65.76 this implies 52.1% share price growth in a year.And Trading Central have identified a bearish signal in NexGen Energy (ASX:NXG) indicating that the price may fall from the close of $11.82 to the range of $9.10 to $9.60 over 22 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis.

US equity markets retreated on Thursday as the Dow was on pace for its worst week in a month as strong Nvidia earnings weren't enough to cool investor fears. Dow fell -386.51 points or 0.84%. Notable stock moves included Cisco Systems Inc (-3.76%), Boeing Co (-3.4%) and Nvidia Corp (-3.15%) all falling >3%.The S&P500 and Nasdaq saw its largest intraday reversals since April's tariff woes. The broader S&P 500 declined -103.40 points or -1.56%.

US equities finished higher in Wednesday afternoon trading, closing off worst levels, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 10bps, 38bps, and 59bps respectively. Positive close followed a four-day slide for the S&P, with Nvidia higher ahead of its post-close print. October's FOMC minutes noted "many" participants suggested it would be appropriate to keep rates unchanged for rest of the year. Treasury auction of $16B in 20-year bonds tailed by 0.2 bp, with the bid-to-cover and foreign demand both weaker than recent trends. TJX and Williams Sonoma beat and raised, but Target missed and lowered FY EPS.

US equity markets advanced, with the Dow and S&P500 snapping four session losing streaks ahead of the release of Dow component Nvidia Corp's (up +2.85% in the regular session) third quarter result after the closing bell and tonight's AEST delayed September jobs report - Dow edged +47-points or +0.10% higher. Boeing Co (down -2.07%) and Salesforce Inc (-2.41%) both fell over >2%.The broader S&P500 added +0.38%. Information Technology (+0.93%) and Communication Services (+0.72%) returned to the top of the primary sector leaderboard. Energy (down -1.30%) sat at the foot of the primary sector leaderboard.

US equity markets advanced, with the Dow and S&P500 snapping four session losing streaks ahead of the release of Dow component Nvidia Corp's (up +2.85% in the regular session) third quarter result after the closing bell and tonight's AEST delayed September jobs report - Dow edged +47-points or +0.10% higher. Boeing Co (down -2.07%) and Salesforce Inc (-2.41%) both fell over >2%.

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Yesterday we saw another tough day in the markets across the board, continuing trends we have seen emerging so far this month. Starting in the US, it was another day of sliding for all 3 major indexes – The Dow Jones lost 1.07%, the Nasdaq lost 1.2%, while the S&P500 slid 0.8%, to mark its biggest losing streak since August. The pullback comes as 2 critical results come out later this week – Nvidia's Q3 earnings, and the US September jobs report – demonstrating how overevaluation of the tech sector, and the more general state of the US economy remain the most important issues for investors at the moment. We saw similar results across Europe, with major declines across the major markets. The Stoxx600, French CAC, German DAX and British FTSE all slid more than 1% in overnight trade. Meanwhile in Asia, losses were more pronounced, as Hong Kong's Hang Seng slid 1.7%, while the Japanese Nikkei recorded a 3.22% decline. And back home in Australia it was no different, as the ASX 200 fell just under 2% to record its second worst individual day of 2025, only behind Trump's Liberation Day in April when sweeping tariffs were announced. All 11 key sectors posted losses, with materials and technology hit the hardest – the latter with a nearly 6% loss on the day. TechnologyOne (ASX:TNE), dragged down the technology sector the most, plummeting 17% after reporting revenue which fell short off expectations, and declining to provide FY26 guidance. In materials, Northern Star (ASX:NST) closed trading down 5.6%, as expectations of a US rate cut continue to shrink. What to watch today:Looking ahead to today's trading, the ASX is set to extend yesterday's losses, with the SPI futures predicting a 0.2% drop at the open. In commodities, Crude Oil is trading 1.2% higher at 60.6USD per barrel, as US sanctions placed on Russia in October are beginning to curb their export volumes. In precious metals, Gold is trading 0.5% higher at 4066USD per ounce, while Silver is up 1% at 50.7USD per ounce. And Iron ore is trading nearly flat at 104USD per tonne. Trading Ideas:Bell Potter has maintained its Buy rating on testing, inspection and certification company ALS (ASX:ALQ), and raised its target price by 10% to $25 per share, after the company reported results that beat forecast, and upgraded its FY2026 guidance. And Trading Central have identified a bearish signal on Westpac (ASX:WBC), indicating that the price may fall from the close of $37.87 per share, to the range of $34.60 to $35.20 per share over a period of 35 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

US equity markets retreated as concerns about valuations for artificial intelligence (AI) stocks continued to weigh on sentiment and with investors eyeing Nvidia Corp's (-2.81%) third quarter result after the closing bell of tonight' AEST session   - Dow rose -499-points or -1.07%, having been down almost -700-points at its worst levels of the session. E-commerce and cloud giant Amazon.com Inc lost -4.43%, while International Business Machines (IBM) Corp (-2.43%), Honeywell International (-2.36%) and UnitedHealth Group Inc (-2.17%) were among seven Dow components that fell over >2%.The broader S&P500 extended declines into a fourth consecutive session, falling -0.83% and paring an earlier drop of as much as -1.5%. Consumer Discretionary (down -2.50%) and Information Technology (-1.68%) led five of the eleven primary sectors lower. Energy (up +0.61%) and Health Care (+0.54%) sat atop the primary sector leaderboard. The index now sits over >3% from its October peak.  James Hardie Industries Plc +6.83% after the building materials supplier released its fiscal second quarter result after the close of the previous session and said the performance of the recently acquired AZEK business has exceeded its expectations and it has topped a target for cost savings from the deal in the current fiscal year. Eli Lilly and Co rose +0.82% and hit a record intra-day high (US$1,040.72) dating back to 1952 when the pharmaceutical company offered its first public shares of stock.

Efter en omskiftelig uge på markederne formåede S&P500 at ryste en dårlig start på fredagen af sig, så indekset lukkede omtrent uændret. De europæiske indeks måtte indkassere klare fald i fredags men havde samlet set en fin uge. Der er også nok at forholde sig til i denne uge, hvor vi får den stærkt forsinkede amerikanske jobrapport for september og regnskab fra mikrochipgiganten Nvidia, der er ekstra interessant i en tid med gevinsthjemtagning i tech-aktierne. Fra euroområdet får vi en temperaturmåling på økonomien i form af PMI'erne. MarkedsfokusS&P500 lukkede omtrent uændret efter en omskiftelig ugeForventninger til Fed bliver testet af jobrapportenPMI'er vil fortsat signalere afdæmpet vækst i euroområdetVigtig investorinformation

Wall St saw a pullback to open this week, with the losses once again lead by the recently struggling tech sector. The Dow Jones lost 1.2%, the S&P500 dropped 1% while the Nasdaq slipped 0.9%. Nvidia was a big factor weighing down the market, dropping 3% ahead of its Q3 results which are scheduled for Thursday morning Sydney time, as investors remain anxious about stretched evaluations. The results are expected to shape the trajectory of the entire sector for the next few weeks.In other overseas markets, Europe and Asia saw similar results to the US, with a sea of red across all the major indexes, including the European Stoxx600, Chinese CSI and Hong Kong's Hang Seng which all dropped over half a percent.Locally yesterday, the ASX technically did buck the global trend and close in the green, although it was only 1.9 points or 0.02% up. This result did however ensure that the ASX avoided what would have been its longest losing streak since June, had it closed down again. What to watch today:Today however, the ASX is expected to follow the slip we saw abroad overnight, with the SPI futures indicating a 0.6% drop at the open. Crude Oil is trading down 0.64% at 59 USD and 71 cents per barrelPrecious metals have also seen similar drops, with gold down 1% to 4042USD per ounce, and silver down 0.76% to 50USD per ounce. Iron ore is trading up 0.45% at 104.42USD per tonne. Trading ideas:Bell Potter has maintained its Buy rating on agricultural chemicals supplier Elders (ASX:ELD) with a 12-month price target of $9.45, after the company reported strong results and positive guidance for FY26. And Trading Central have identified a Bearish signal in Aussie Broadband Ltd (ASX:ABB), indicating that the price may fall from the close of $5.51 to the range of $4.80 to $4.95 over a period of 60 days, according to the standard principles of technical analysis. 

Los responsables de Tesys visitan Tu Dinero Nunca Duerme: en su opinión, no estamos ante una burbuja en el sector tecnológico. Todo está por las nubes. Del oro al Ibex, del bitcoin al S&P500 o a la vivienda. Hay quien piensa que tiene lógica, porque el paradigma está cambiando y lo que antes era normal, ya no lo es tanto. También hay quien tiene mucho miedo y siente que no hay ningún sitio en el que encontrar buenas oportunidades. Para comentar esta situación de mercado, en Tu Dinero Nunca Duerme nos acompañan esta semana Cesar Sala y Antonio Fernandez Quesada, presidente y director de Inversiones de Tesys Activos Financieros. Así lo ven ellos: "Los mercados están en máximos, pero también los beneficios y la liquidez. No es raro que la Bolsa alcance nuevos máximos. Es lo normal a largo plazo, porque las empresas quieren ir mejorando sus beneficios. Un inversor que hace un año no hubiera invertido en Tesys Internacional porque estaba en máximos, habría perdido mucho dinero". ¿Y cuando llegue la corrección?: "En algún momento, el mercado cae. Pero no pasa nada. A largo plazo, el mercado sigue a los negocios: si el negocio va bien, la acción lo hará bien". Tesys Activos Financieros es una gestora peculiar dentro del mundo del value (quizás en su caso más quality) nacional. Porque sí han apostado por muchas empresas tecnológicas, quizás las más establecidas, como Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Meta… Por qué esta composición de la cartera: "No tenemos Nvidia, porque es un negocio más cíclico. Ahora sí hacen falta microchips, pero el día de mañana ya veremos. Tenemos empresas que no dependen de la IA para tener ingresos y que ya los tienen; son negocios que generan caja. ¿Si viene la IA? Mucho mejor, porque será una nueva línea de negocio que sumará a lo que ya tienen". Una de las dudas que mantienen los especialistas tiene que ver con el cambio de modelo de negocio. Los grandes gigantes tecnológicos han crecido con necesidades de inversión muy bajas. Parecía el mundo perfecto: unos pocos desarrolladores, unas cuantas patencias-licencias, efecto red… y a hacer caja sin apenas jugártela. Pocas veces en la historia se habían visto márgenes como los que han mostrado algunas de estas empresas. Ahora, esto ha cambiado, y se están disparando los costes de inversión en centros de datos, servidores, fuentes de energía, etc.: "La cantidad de Capex que están destinando a centros de datos es enorme. Es una desventaja porque necesitan una gran inversión para crecer. Pero también es una gran ventaja, porque generas unas barreras de entrada para futuros competidores. El negocio de los centros de datos, que es crítico para las empresas, es casi un oligopolio. Por eso, aunque sea más intensivo en capital, el retorno esperado de estas inversiones, creemos que va a ser alto". ¿Y Nvidia? Tesys todavía no la tiene en su cartera: "Es una empresa que está en un momento dulce. Porque todo el mundo demanda centros de datos y chips. Es una empresa que ya genera caja y que tiene un buen negocio. Sus principales clientes son las grandes tecnológicas con centros de datos: y si esos clientes ven que pueden quitarse parte de lo que hace Nvidia, lo intentará. Nvidia no se quedará parada, pero es más cíclica. Por eso no estamos, me gustan compañías con ingresos más recurrentes".

Well it was another mixed session on Walk Street to end the trading week. The S&P500 continued to fall with the High Beta segment down the most, while Energy held up the most among the S&P large cap segments. On Friday the S&P500 closed 0.05% in the red, the Dow Jones 0.65% in the ted, while the Nasdaq gained 0.13%, regaining losses after coming under pressure recently. Nvidia's earnings are also out on Wednesday, so investors will be watching out for that.European markets were all in the red as concerns around artificial intelligence stocks continue. The German DAX down 0.69%, France's CAC down 0.76%, FTSE100 1.11% lower, and the STOXX600 down 1.01%.On Friday our local market closed 1.54% lower over the week and 1.36% lower for the day, hitting a 4-month low. Losses were wide spread, however tech stocks dragged down the market the most on Friday, with the sector heavily falling 4.32%. A few key factors weighing down on the maker last week included hotter than expected jobs report which came out on Thursday, which slashed expectations for rate cuts this year. We also know that key monthly data on US inflation might not be released for the month due to the shutdown US. And weak economic data was released from China as well.However it's important to note that YTD number for the Australian and US market are still positive.What to watch today:The SPI futures are suggesting the local market will drop 0.2% at the open this morning.Elders (ASX:ELD) shares will be on watch today when the agribusiness company releases its FY 2025 results.In commodities: We'll keep watch of energy producers today, such as Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) or Santos (ASX:STO) as oil prices pushed high on Friday, driven by news that a Russian port has suspended oil exports falling an attack. Crude oil is up 2.4% to US$60.09 per barrel. Meanwhile, gold has dropped over 2% now at US$4083.60 an ounce, though the metal remained on track for a weekly advance of roughly 3%. The market continued to grapple with uncertainty stemming from a significant backlog of US economic data following the end of the longest government shutdown in the country's history.And iron ore has dropped slightly, to US$103.95 per tonne.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter have a buy rating on medical device company Aroa Biosurgery (ASX:ARX) with a price target of $0.85. At the current share price of $0.72 this implies 18% share price growth in a year.And Trading Central have identified a bearish signal in NAB (ASX:NAB), indicating that the stock price of $41.48 nay fall to the range of $38.70 - $39.30, over 52 days according to the standard principles of technical analysis.

US equities finished mixed in Wednesday afternoon trading, and off best levels, with the Dow Jones and S&P500 closing up 68bps and 6bps respectively, while the Nasdaq closed down 26bps, in another session characterized by better breadth. AI sentiment helped by positive AMD analyst day takeaways and Foxconn earnings, though a number of big tech names were soft. Fedspeak for the day included Atlanta's Bostic noting he favors keeping funds rate steady until clearer evidence inflation moving lower, and Miran again noted his preference for a 50 bp December cut. Treasury's $42B 10-year note auction tailed by 0.6 bp with the lowest bid-to-cover since August of 2024.

Entre el 29 de octubre y el 4 de noviembre el mercado accionario de Estados Unidos experimentó una venta masiva o selloff de acciones que trajo una caída de alrededor de 1,73% en el índice S&P500. En este episodio les cuento las razones y por qué puede ser una señal a tener en cuenta para futurasdecisiones de inversión.Gandini Análisis: Contenido de Valor sobre Mercados Financieros y Economía Suscríbanse a mi newsletter paracontenido exclusivo: ⁠https://gandinianalisis.substack.com/subscribe⁠ En Gandini Análisis me dedico a crear productos deanálisis especializados, como webinars, informes, cursos y conferencias sobre temas de geopolítica, mercados financieros y economía. Si les interesa conocer más o acceder a estos recursos, no duden en contactarmeNota importante: Ningún episodio de este podcast ni las opiniones expresadas en él deben interpretarse como recomendaciones de inversión.

US equities were higher in Wednesday trading, though stocks ended off best levels in a late afternoon slide, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 48bps, 37bps, and 65bps respectively following Tuesday's big decline. Some note of some skepticism from SCOTUS in today's oral arguments in the IEEPA tariff case. October's ADP private payrolls printed at 42K, above consensus, and ISM services came in at 52.4, well ahead of consensus and September's read, hitting its highest headline since February.

Nvidia becomes the first company to hit $5 trillion in value Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, Nvidia's shares have climbed 12x. Just three months ago it was the first company to hit $4 trillion. It's 8.3% of the S&P500 so those who hold low-cost index funds in their retirement accounts will feel the effect of every Nvidia market move - both good and bad. Five trillion is just a staggering number. You would need to take New Zealand's government debt ($182 billion) and times it by 27 in order to reach that same number. It's worth almost double the top nine pharma companies combined and 1.6x the top eight global oil companies combined. Amazon fires 14,000 people It made huge cuts to its corporate workforce to cut some of the fat from its covid hiring spree and leaning into AI tooling. Those severance payouts will cost it$1.8 billion. Together with the better than expected results in the AWS segment, the stock popped 7% this week. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US equities were mostly lower in Thursday trading near their worst levels, although the S&P500 and Nasdaq are both still on pace for weekly gains. Big tech earnings were in focus, highlighting the elevated capex levels that are being seen as crucial for the broader AI trade

US equities finished mostly lower in Wednesday trading, with the Dow Jones closing down 16bps, the S&P500 flat, and the Nasdaq +55bps. The Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 bp at their October meeting, with the economic summary noting activity has been expanding at a moderate pace, the labor market had seen slower job gains, but that the unemployment rate has remained low. September pending-home sales were unchanged m/m vs consensus for a 90bps increase. Nvidia extended a big Tuesday rally on Trump comments that he will discuss Blackwell chips in the upcoming meeting with China's Xi on Thursday.

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In this week's Macro Mondays James Todd is joined by Ed Hayden-Briffett and Will Cunliffe to unpack another turbulent week across global markets. US equities hit fresh all-time highs as lower-than-expected CPI data fuels optimism - yet the rally is increasingly narrow, driven by speculative tech names with little to no earnings. Meanwhile, recession risks are flashing red, with UBS warning of a 93% probability and nearly a third of US states already contracting. In Asia, China's deflation deepens to its worst levels since 2004, while GDP growth slips below target and fixed-asset investment turns negative, underscoring the fragility of its recovery.Commodities told a very different story: gold suffered its biggest single-day fall since 2013, silver followed suit, and the dollar rebounded as traders priced out rate cuts. Oil surged on renewed Russian sanctions, and volatility returned to precious metals markets. Key highlights include:✅ U.S. equites make new all-time highs S&P500 and Nasdaq✅ While Gold & Silver come crashing down to earth✅ Brent spikes on fresh Russian sanctions✅ US CPI come in lower than expected 

US equities were lower in Wednesday trading, though ended off worst levels, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing down 71bps, 53bps, and 93bps respectively. Easiest excuse for today's downside largely tagged to potential escalation in US-China trade tensions. Earnings saw high-profile disappointments from Netflix and Texas Instruments, with high bar for some of the AI power theme names, and additional reprieve from recent credit concerns from some financial reporters. Treasury's auction of $13B in 20Y notes was well received, stopping through by 1.2bp, though foreign demand was below recent averages.

US equities were mostly higher in Wednesday trading as stocks posted modest gains in an up-and-down session, with the Dow Jones closing down 4bps, while the S&P500, and Nasdaq finished up 40bps and 97bps respectively. A few moving pieces today, including the continued ratcheting up of US-China trade angst, buy-the-dip optimism, earnings tailwinds, pickup in M&A, and focus on dovish Powell commentary yesterday. October Empire State manufacturing survey beat, posting third positive read in past four months.

US equities finished mostly higher in Wednesday trading, with the Dow Jones closing flat, while the S&P500 and Nasdaq closed up 58bps and 112bps respectively, the latter two notching fresh records, and today's upside largely tabbed to a rebound in the AI optimism trade. Nothing meaningful out of the release of September's FOMC minutes. Treasury's auction of $39B in 10-year notes tailed by 0.3 bp, with a notable dropoff in bid-to-cover and foreign demand vs last month. Nvidia will reportedly invest $2B of equity in xAI as part of a ~$20B fund raise.

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As we enter the second week of the government shutdown, markets appear unconcerned. Last week, the S&P500 rose to an all-time record high, 10-year Treasury yields edged down and, while the dollar slipped slightly, measures of volatility across stocks, bonds and currencies all remained subdued.

A forint idei teljesítményével foglalkoztunk, és megnéztük, hogy mennyiben tudható be külső, illetve belső tényezőknek a magyar deviza erősödése, és vajon mostantól egy korábbiakhoz képest stabilabb árfolyamra rendezkedhetünk-e be. Vendégünk Virovácz Péter, az ING vezető elemzője volt. A műsor második felében az új történelmi csúcsra érő S&P500 index szárnyalását vettük górcső alá, Kaszab Balázs, a Portfolio elemzőjének segítségével, és megnéztük, hogy a szokásos vezető tech papírokon kívül vannak-e „fű alatt” jól teljesítő részvények a folyamat mögött, amelyekre érdemes figyelni. Főbb részek: Intro − (00:00) Forinterősödés: csak felpumpálták vagy tartósan így marad? − (01:38) Az S&P 500 legújabb szárnyalása és ami mögötte van − (15:04) Tőkepiaci kitekintő: (24:48) Kép forrása: Getty ImagesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US equities finished lower in Thursday trading, though ended off worst levels with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing down 38bps, 50bps, and 50bps respectively. August durable goods orders rose 2.9% m/m, initial jobless claims printed at 218K, better than consensus, and final Q2 GDP was revised up to a 3.8% annualized rate. Oracle was a high-profile laggard following an initiation with a sell rating and news it will share part of a 45% stake in TikTok.

US equities were lower in Wednesday trading, though finished off their worst levels, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing down 37bps, 28bps, and 33bps respectively. New home sales for August came in well ahead of estimates, rising to its fastest annualized pace since January 2022. Treasury auction of $70B of 5-year notes saw a slight tail. Alibaba jumped after disclosing it will ramp up its AI investment. Micron finished lower as better than expected results failed to meet a high bar.

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss Powell describing rates as 'modestly restrictive,' keeping the door open to cuts. Do Stephen Miran's rate-cut arguments add up? US stocks resist S&P500 drops of 2% or more in best run in over a year. Todd Lutsky joins the show for his weekly segment, Ask Todd. This week, Todd explains to best way to leave property to your heirs.

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Original Live Title RFK & Miran at Senate; FL Vaccine Mandates; Abortion Pill; Tariffs &Deportation | Yaron Brook Show | September 4, 2025When politics descends into a circus, who's really paying the price? From RFK's Senate drama and Miran's grandstanding to Florida's authoritarian vaccine mandates, America's culture wars rage on. Add in the Left/Right battle over the abortion pill, Trumpian tariff lies, and calls for mass deportation—and you get the perfect storm of bad ideas.Yaron Brook slices through the noise with unapologetic clarity, exposing the irrationality, tribalism, and dangers behind today's politics. Neither Left nor Right escapes critique—because freedom, reason, and individual rights demand honesty.Key Time Stamps:01:15 Free Press07:05 National Conservatism Conference37:05 RFK43:20 Miran45:45 FL Vaccine Mandates49:20 Abortion Pill54:50 Tariffs56:30 Deportation1:00:00 Announcement https://randsdaycon.thebvh.com/Live Questions:1:11:47 Another interesting thing about Rand was that she frequently thought of and identified the motives behind ideas and actions without resorting to psychoanalyzing. Do you think that's difficult to do? What are your thoughts on how to do it?1:13:31 How do you objectively assign a weight to your gut feelings? 1:18:09 Even if you're healthy, is it possible to be consistently happy if you're not wealthy?1:20:51 With Trump everything is horrible, a disgrace, a Hellhole, etc., unless he's responsible for it. I'm highlighting his negativity and malevolence. Do you think that's correlated with skepticism/cynicism?1:22:06 Why do some grow up trying to think in principles despite their education, and others don't?1:23:52 Does the Left have more respect for human rights than the Right? Respect for due process and humane treatment of detainees and prisoners?1:25:46 On yesterday's show, you said: "Ayn Rand didn't convince that many people, but maybe she convinced the most important people". What did you mean by that?1:27:10 When Tom Snyder asked Rand what she meant by selfishness, she referenced self-esteem, and that one should “respect one's mind”. What does respecting one's mind entail?1:29:08 When a crony politician is accused of acting in "self-interest" against the "interest" of the people, what's a better term than "self-interest"?1:30:37 When evaluating selfishness, are people not so much put off by the idea of you pursuing your values and achieving your happiness, but a perceived ugliness of not caring about others?1:32:20 Could hospitals now say, “Want to deliver your baby at Hospital A, B, or C? You must get these specific vaccines for our NICU ward's protection.” ?1:32:50 If the S&P500 booms 4k points after the tariffs are shut down, would Trump reconsider tariffs? Or is he too deep into mercantilism to think otherwise?1:34:00 Are you planning on becoming a genocide scholar?