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The recent pullback in the market is normal after earnings season and we see substantial support for the market at 6,700. Our 2025 S&P 500 Index target is 7,000, which represents 23x 2026 S&P EPS and our target is 7,900 for 2026, which also assumes a 23x multiple.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed a further increase in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Extreme Fear” zone on Monday.
We don't view the pullback as a bursting stock bubble, but rather a healthy reset following a sizeable advance. Hawkish commentary from the Federal Reserve wasn't expected.
European bourses are expected to open lower on Tuesday as global markets pull back on renewed concerns over AI-linked stocks.
Oil prices dipped on Tuesday as supply concerns eased with the resumption of loadings at a Russian export hub, briefly halted by a Ukrainian drone and missile strike, while traders continued to assess the impact of Western sanctions on Russian flows.
Are we crashing?
Major U.S. indexes fall Monday stateside as investors sold off technology names. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in October that the chipmaker has $500 billion in orders for 2025 and 2026 combined.
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AI investment has reached unprecedented levels, with $405 billion deployed in 2025 and OpenAI planning $1.15 trillion in hardware spending over the next decade. Nvidia exemplifies the sector's overvaluation, requiring sustained 20-30% annual earnings growth to justify its $4.71 trillion market cap.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday dropped its emphasis on the oversight of companies offering crypto asset-related services as part of its priorities for examining Wall Street firms for the current fiscal year, according to an annual statement published by the agency.
Citi's Drew Pettit joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk his investing trends in the current market.
Nvidia Corporation earnings this week are pivotal for the AI sector and broader market sentiment, given NVDA's heavy index weighting. AI-driven capital expenditures and debt issuance by big tech have surged, raising questions about long-term sustainability if AI growth slows.
Democrats and the left-wing media keep trying to label Trump an inflationist, but all of the numbers prove them wrong
Bitcoin hit a so-called ‘death cross' this past weekend, after closing out a third consecutive week of losses on Friday. Fundstrat's Tom Lee sees the cryptocurrency hitting a record high before the end of 2025.
Asking for a Trend anchor Josh Lipton breaks down the latest market moves for November 17, 2025. Josh speaks with Bow River Capital vice chairman, economist, and chief strategy officer Rick Pederson about why Big Tech giants are picking states like Texas for their AI data centers.
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) slides even lower, falling below $92,000 on Monday as the cryptocurrency's sell-off continues and pulls it deeper into bear market territory. Citi's Head of Macro Strategy and Asset Allocation, Dirk Willer, joins Market Domination to discuss what bitcoin's negative price action could be signaling for equity markets (DJI, IXIC, GSPC).
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Earlier this year, President Donald J. Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on food imports, branding the move “Liberation Day” and framing it as an effort to bolster U.S. self-sufficiency.
A coming shift toward an inflationary macro phase will favor broader commodity and resource investments beyond just gold and silver. Current disinflationary trends are expected to be temporary and transitional.
After a bruising couple of weeks in the market, many popular stocks have been beaten down to attractive levels creating potential opportunities for those eyeing a rebound.