Tech stocks lose steam. What to make of the moves

By Lizzy Gurdus, CNBC Big Tech has become a drag on the broader market. Shares of Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and Google parent Alphabet fell on Friday, weighing on the major averages ahead of the busiest week of earnings season. Microsoft reported earnings this week and received a mixed reaction from Wall Street. Facebook is scheduled to report Wednesday, while Apple...

Tech stocks lose steam. What to make of the moves

By Lizzy Gurdus, CNBC Big Tech has become a drag on the broader market. Shares of Microsoft, Facebook, Apple and Google parent Alphabet fell on Friday, weighing on the major averages ahead of the busiest week of earnings season. Microsoft reported earnings this week and received a mixed reaction from Wall Street. Facebook is scheduled to report Wednesday, while Apple...

Weekly Market Outlook – Bent, But Not Yet Broken

The bulls had to know they were playing with fire, with stocks up nearly 50% from March's low, yet struggling to break past June's peak. We now know the profit-takers were just waiting to sell into that pivotal breakout… a move that ended up only being a fakeout. Just when it looked like the bulls were ready for another go-around,...

Weekly Market Outlook – Bent, But Not Yet Broken

The bulls had to know they were playing with fire, with stocks up nearly 50% from March's low, yet struggling to break past June's peak. We now know the profit-takers were just waiting to sell into that pivotal breakout… a move that ended up only being a fakeout. Just when it looked like the bulls were ready for another go-around,...

Stock market crash? It would have happened by now, trader says

– 'While the cynics obsess over the negatives, the market continues focusing on the positives,' and the S&P 500 is closing in on a record high – By Shawn Langlois, MarketWatch Headlines splashed across the financial news outlets these days would have you believe the stock market is on the verge of collapse after its monster rally from the lows...

Stock market crash? It would have happened by now, trader says

– 'While the cynics obsess over the negatives, the market continues focusing on the positives,' and the S&P 500 is closing in on a record high – By Shawn Langlois, MarketWatch Headlines splashed across the financial news outlets these days would have you believe the stock market is on the verge of collapse after its monster rally from the lows...

Is the ‘great rotation’ in the stock market under way as coronavirus cases surge? Or is it a false dawn? Here’s what experts think.

– The S&P 500 just enjoyed its greatest weekly outperformance against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite in four years – By Mark DeCambre and William Watts, MarketWatch The S&P 500 just enjoyed its greatest weekly outperformance against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite in four years The tyranny of the behemoth technology stocks, which has supported the overall U.S. equities market since March,...

Is the ‘great rotation’ in the stock market under way as coronavirus cases surge? Or is it a false dawn? Here’s what experts think.

– The S&P 500 just enjoyed its greatest weekly outperformance against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite in four years – By Mark DeCambre and William Watts, MarketWatch The S&P 500 just enjoyed its greatest weekly outperformance against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite in four years The tyranny of the behemoth technology stocks, which has supported the overall U.S. equities market since March,...

The last two times this happened, homebuilding stocks rallied double digits: Chart analyst

By Lizzy Gurdus, CNBC Homebuilding stocks have been building on their gains. The group inched higher in Friday's premarket trading session after homebuilder sentiment rose to record highs, a sign that business was seeing a significant recovery from coronavirus shutdowns. The chart of the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB), which tracks the group, is equally encouraging, Miller Tabak chief...

The last two times this happened, homebuilding stocks rallied double digits: Chart analyst

By Lizzy Gurdus, CNBC Homebuilding stocks have been building on their gains. The group inched higher in Friday's premarket trading session after homebuilder sentiment rose to record highs, a sign that business was seeing a significant recovery from coronavirus shutdowns. The chart of the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB), which tracks the group, is equally encouraging, Miller Tabak chief...
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