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What does the collapse of the "breadth" of the US stock market tell the market?
Morgan Stanley stated that the market breadth, which has been at historically "worst levels" over the past week, anticipates that the Federal Reserve may not provide as much easing as the market expects. This is because expensive yet unprofitable growth stocks and low-quality cyclical stocks may be the most affected by a reduction in liquidity.
Powell made a big mistake: the USA labor market has imploded, and a recession is imminent.
Has the Federal Reserve made another disastrous policy decision by shifting from aggressive dovishness to hawkishness?
The panic is only temporary, Wall Street's oracle: the time for "picking up people in reverse" has arrived.
More than one market Analyst believes that the surge of the stock market fear Index after the Federal Reserve's decision indicates a recent Buy opportunity.
The largest "Triple Witching Day" of the year is coming! Wall Street is experiencing one wave after another.
This Friday, the size of the Options maturing will reach about 6.5 trillion dollars, which ranks among the highest in history, and it coincides with the Index adjustment again.
Will a bloody storm arise again in the US stock market? The largest "Triple Witching Day" in history is coming!
On Friday, Eastern Time, the US stock market will face "Triple Witching Day," with $6.6 trillion in Stocks, ETFs, and Index-related Options about to expire, potentially becoming the largest in history. "Triple Witching Day" coincides with a critical period following the Federal Reserve's "hawkish rate cut" that triggered a sell-off in US stocks, and the USA will release important PCE data, which is expected to cause significant market fluctuations.
Analysts warn: next year, more hawkish voters will increase, and the Fed faces more uncertainty regarding interest rate cuts.
1. Analysts warn that with an increase in hawkish members in the voting committee next year, there is more uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve's future interest rate reduction path; 2. A more hawkish policy committee may increase dissent, but it may not necessarily change policy outcomes.