By Rebecca Ungarino, CNBC All that glitters is apparently not gold. By one measure, gold is trailing stocks by its widest margin in 13 years, and some market watchers expect the trend to continue. The ratio of the S&P 500 to gold has touched its highest level since mid-2005, according to an analysis of the popular S&P 500-tracking ETF (SPY)...
By Rebecca Ungarino, CNBC All that glitters is apparently not gold. By one measure, gold is trailing stocks by its widest margin in 13 years, and some market watchers expect the trend to continue. The ratio of the S&P 500 to gold has touched its highest level since mid-2005, according to an analysis of the popular S&P 500-tracking ETF (SPY)...
It's not the first time, or even the fourth time, we've seen it within the past few months. What's that? A rally that gets off to a good start, but peters out before it gets going in earnest. In that each time we've seen it recently the rally fades though – at least to some degree – we can't ignore...
It's not the first time, or even the fourth time, we've seen it within the past few months. What's that? A rally that gets off to a good start, but peters out before it gets going in earnest. In that each time we've seen it recently the rally fades though – at least to some degree – we can't ignore...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC Just as investors have grown accustomed to bigger market swings, one strategist says we should return to calmer trading in the back half of 2018. Jonathan Golub, U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse, expects a situation reminiscent of 2017, one of the smoothest periods of trading in Wall Street history. He anticipates this even as President...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC Just as investors have grown accustomed to bigger market swings, one strategist says we should return to calmer trading in the back half of 2018. Jonathan Golub, U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse, expects a situation reminiscent of 2017, one of the smoothest periods of trading in Wall Street history. He anticipates this even as President...
– 'Decoupling' theme draws investors away from Europe, emerging markets: survey – By William Watts, MarketWatch Global equity investors showed renewed love for U.S. stocks in June. Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Tuesday that its June survey of global fund managers found equity investors are overweight U.S. stocks for the first time in 15 months (see chart below), with...
– 'Decoupling' theme draws investors away from Europe, emerging markets: survey – By William Watts, MarketWatch Global equity investors showed renewed love for U.S. stocks in June. Bank of America Merrill Lynch said Tuesday that its June survey of global fund managers found equity investors are overweight U.S. stocks for the first time in 15 months (see chart below), with...
Another week, another win. Against the odds, the market followed-through on the reversal effort that started with the reversal move from two weeks ago. Last week's 1.6% gain from the S&P 500 left it at the highest weekly close since early March. It doesn't 'feel' right, but what the market is doing is so much more meaningful than what one...
Another week, another win. Against the odds, the market followed-through on the reversal effort that started with the reversal move from two weeks ago. Last week's 1.6% gain from the S&P 500 left it at the highest weekly close since early March. It doesn't 'feel' right, but what the market is doing is so much more meaningful than what one...
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