Wall Street's December Surprise: What Investors Need to Know Now
Wall Street Outlook for 2025: The opportunities in the US stock market outweigh the risks, and technology stocks remain the main profit driver.
Wall Street generally expects that next year, the opportunities in the usa stock market will outweigh the risks, continuing to achieve a global leading roi, primarily due to the robust growth of the usa economy and strong corporate profit momentum, among which technology stocks will continue to be the main "profit fulcrum."
Barclays joins Wall Street in a bullish outlook, predicting that the s&p 500 will rise to 6600 points next year.
Barclays stated that as corporate earnings and the economy remain strong, the s&p 500 index will rise by 10% next year, reaching 6,600 points.
As Wall Street collectively calls for a rise in US stocks, Deutsche Bank warns: Beware of these three major risks!
① Deutsche Bank predicts a strong surge in the US stock market by 2025, setting a target price of 7,000 points for the s&p 500 index by the end of 2025; ② At the same time, Deutsche Bank also warns that three major risks: economic downturn, geopolitical turmoil, and rising inflation may hinder the rise of US stocks.
Futu Morning Post | The Central Committee and the State Council have issued opinions on the reform, innovation, and development of digital trade; it is recommended to moderately overweight US stocks! Blackrock's end-of-year strategy is fully revealed.
Morgan Asset Management: The expected annualized ROI of Chinese stocks in the next 10 to 15 years is 6.6%; Suspense escalates! OPEC announces important meeting postponement, intensifying the game of production cuts and increases; Major US technology giants are reportedly urgently hoarding Chinese electronic components.
BlackRock: It is recommended to moderately overweight US stocks before the end of the year, focusing on financial, discretionary consumer, and specific technology sectors.
Blackrock stated that, in terms of stocks, it is recommended to moderately overweight U.S. stocks before the end of the year, with a focus on the financial, consumer discretionary, and specific technology sectors.