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Rick Santelli breaks down the latest economic data to cross the tape.
With the S&P 500 up, many are wondering how much longer the bull market can run. Kevin Mahn says recent history is on its side.
The large services side of the U.S. economy grew in October at the fastest pace in eight months with the help of lower interest rates, but businesses expressed lingering worries over high tariffs and said the government shutdown could also cause pain if it drags on.
What prevents the dollar from decreasing in value? Largely, China. The United States represents a vast consumer market — it is the single largest destination for exports from numerous countries. When the dollar declines, imports to the U.S. become pricier, leading American consumers to reduce their purchases.
With all the risks facing investors these days — from high valuations in the stock market to worries about an AI bubble and beyond — some might be tempted to stick their cash under the mattress.
Trex reports weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales and slashes guidance.
Small-cap ETFs vary widely because there's no consensus on defining “small cap” stocks. Benchmark rules also matter for risk and return.
Growth at a Reasonable Price, or GARP, was a term popularised by the American fund manager Peter Lynch in the 1980s. It describes a middle ground between value investing, which hunts for cheap shares, and pure growth investing, which pays up for future potential.
Tech earnings miss forecasts, sparking concern over AI stock valuations. Nasdaq dips as traders reassess US stocks.
The AI trade currently dominates market attention and opportunities. Debating whether we are in a bubble is irrelevant to actual stock market profits.
Key Takeaways
The stock market has been on a tear, and valuation has soared. This is a good time to remember that S&P 500 drawdowns up to -10% are common and are rarely linked with bubbles.
We are finally experiencing a long overdue pullback of 3-5% for the major market indexes. Wall Street pundits instigating the selling by noting lofty valuations.
Private-sector employment in the United States rose modestly in October, with employers adding 42,000 jobs, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report released on Wednesday.
A mixed start is predicted for Wall Street stocks on Wednesday, as investors continue to disagree about valuations for big tech stocks, particularly those focused on the AI market. Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures were down 0.2% and 0.1% respectively, both off lows seen in the early hours, while Dow Jones futures were up 0.1%.
This is a developing story.
The world should watch out for three possible bubbles in financial markets, including artificial intelligence, the head of the World Economic Forum said on Wednesday, in comments that came amid sharp falls in global technology stocks.
CNBC's Steve Liesman and ADP chief economist Nela Richardson join 'Squawk Box' to break down the October ADP employment report.
U.S. private-sector employment returned to growth last month, though its slower pace relative to earlier in the year reflects enduring concerns about the weakness of the labor market.
The global tech sell-off accelerated over concerns about stretched valuations of AI stocks. This comes as famed hedge fund manager Michael Burry bet big against Nvidia and Palantir.