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| | ... enough to get seasoned professionals a little wound up. "In periods of market volatility like this, especially after a long rally, it is normal for investors to narrow their time horizons," Doyle said. "Capital preservation becomes the primary consideration. ... |
| | | ... Gilead's statement, the day of trade ended relatively flat. The Dow Jones closed up just 0.17%, after falling from a strong rally in the morning. Similarly, the S&P 500 closed down 0.05%, and the Nasdaq Composite ended the day of trade flat. Since their ... |
| | | ... seem to be indicative of the end of a bear market. "Since the markets globally bottomed on March 23, there has been a sharp rally, and some companies are not far from all-time highs reached in what was a bullish market environment only two months ago," ... |
| | | ... factors, not just COVID-19, according to deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green. The warning follows last week's sharp rally in global markets, with the MSCI experiencing its biggest rise in more than a decade Green said a better insight into the effects ... |
| | | ... if not compellingly cheap given the damage that is coming in earnings. Today, at almost 19x forward earnings, the equity rally combined with further earnings deterioration have already returned index valuations to nosebleed levels only surpassed in the ... |
| | | ... havens were reasonably flat," he said. "Despite the up-and-down state of the market, many investors seem reluctant to buy the rally with defensives continuing to recover losses much faster than their cyclical peers and some fear that while the fiscal ... |
| | | Wall Street's rally seems to have run out of steam, with the major indexes ending the day of trade in a sea of red. Early in trade the Dow Jones surged 900-points before closing down 0.12%. Similarly, the S&P 500 lost 0.16% and the Nasdaq Composite ... |
| | | ... because they are now underweight equities, due to global share price falls. "If that's true, then we should see this rally fade into the end of the week." |
| | | In rough times it can seem beneficial to look back at past experiences and think 'If I got through that, I can get through this', but if you ask the fund managers and traders of the world, the consensus is this time does not compare to 1987 ... |
| | | ... a further 1.2% and the Nasdaq Composite falling 0.5%. In the past two days, the Dow has lifted 14%, its largest two-day rally since 1987. The surge comes as law makers signal the US Senate is close to passing a US$2 trillion stimulus bill, which will ... |
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