Why Wells Fargo favors industrial stocks despite new tariffs as S&P 500 stumbles
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The S&P 500’s race to a new record may tip it into a bigger pullback. Here’s why.
S&P 500 looks poised to break out from the top of its multi-week trading range.MarketWatch - 1d -
West Pharma’s stock tanks 33% to lead S&P 500 decliners as guidance misses by a wide margin
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DaVita’s stock leads S&P 500 decliners after Berkshire pares stake. Its soft guidance isn’t helping.
DaVita shares were tumbling 13.5% Friday to lead S&P 500 decliners, after Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway pared its stake in the provider of kidney dialysis.MarketWatch - 4d -
‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks may be cheap and the S&P 493 expensive, Bridgewater says. Here’s why.
It’s generally accepted that the Magnificent Seven megacap stocks are expensive and the remaining 493 stocks in the S&P 500 are not very pricey. But that may be wrong.MarketWatch - 5d -
Despite tariff fears European stocks have outperformed Wall Street this year. Here’s why UBS thinks that will continue.
Meager valuations have long been supportive of European stocks – now there are new factors to help the rallyMarketWatch - 4d -
Why U.S. stocks are a better bet than international — despite lagging lately
International stocks have been beating U.S. equities lately amid worries about tariffs under President Donald Trump. Here’s why that recent outperformance may not last over the longer term.MarketWatch - 7h -
Why US tariffs only compound the EU steel industry’s existential woes
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This is why Trump’s tariff plan has upended the car industry, and it’s not over yet
“No one is breathing easy”: Trump may have paused his plan to slap 25% tariffs on products coming from Canada and Mexico, but the U.S. auto sector is still reeling.MarketWatch - 6d -
Why Mexico’s industrial heartland is not afraid of Trump’s tariff threats
Business leaders believe US president needs Mexican manufacturers to win battle with ChinaFinancial Times - 5d -
Wells Fargo gets another win, plus what's fueled 2 tech giants to big weeks
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.CNBC - 4d
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Trump threatens 25% tariffs on auto, semiconductor, pharmaceutical imports
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Bumble investors shrug off revamp, shares drop as forecast disappoints
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Dell expected to provide lower guidance next week, but AI servers remain a big bright spot
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Nvidia’s stock is climbing again, and this overlooked reason is helping
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HSBC sets out scale of cost cuts under new chief’s restructuring plan
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How Europe can defend itself without US help
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Trump’s late-night posts send currency traders to Asian markets
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