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"Find a way to add at least one, maybe two or three of these companies, because these are so much part of what drives the economy and the market."

Investors should use any correction as an opportunity to load up on Magnificent 7 stocks, NYU valuation expert says

"Find a way to add at least one, maybe two or three of these companies, because these are so much part of what drives the economy and the market."
Business Insider 21 minutes ago
Asian stocks slip, rattled by South Korean political unrest

Asian stocks slip, rattled by South Korean political unrest

Asian equities stumbled on Wednesday while currencies were volatile as traders scrambled to contend with the political storm in South Korea, where martial law was imposed and subsequently lifted hours later. South Korea's won strengthened in early trading buoyed by suspected intervention but remained close to the two-year low against the dollar it hit late on Tuesday. The benchmark KOSPI index was down nearly 2%, taking its year-to-date losses to over 7%, making it the worst performing major stock market in Asia this year.
Reuters 30 minutes ago
Stocks Fall on Korea Political Chaos; Won Recovers: Markets Wrap

Stocks Fall on Korea Political Chaos; Won Recovers: Markets Wrap

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia declined after South Korea’s political turmoil triggered by a brief imposition of martial law caught global investors off guard. Most Read from BloombergAs Wars Rage, Cities Face a Dark New Era of Urban DestructionRiyadh Metro Partially Opens in Bid to Ease City’s Traffic JamsThe benchmark Kospi Index fell as much as 2.3% on Wednesday after South Korea-related assets all dropped overnight. Equities opened lower in Hong Kong and mainland China, and also slipped in To
Bloomberg 30 minutes ago
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Korean Stocks Fall, Won Recovers After Yoon’s Brief Martial Law

Korean Stocks Fall, Won Recovers After Yoon’s Brief Martial Law

(Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s currency recovered while its stocks fell in early trading Wednesday after President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared martial law amid a political tussle, before moving to rescind the decree just hours later.Most Read from BloombergAs Wars Rage, Cities Face a Dark New Era of Urban DestructionRiyadh Metro Partially Opens in Bid to Ease City’s Traffic JamsThe won gained as much as 1.6% to 1,406.35 per dollar, to erase nearly all of its overnight loss. The equity benchmark
Bloomberg 35 minutes ago
South Korea stocks pummeled amid government turmoil following declaration of martial law

South Korea stocks pummeled amid government turmoil following declaration of martial law

It's the first time martial law was declared in South Korea since 1980. Stocks plunged, but the market stabilized as parliament voted to lift the order.
Business Insider 53 minutes ago
One area of the stock market is poised for gains as investors pile into the 'old economy,' Bank of America's top US stock strategist says

One area of the stock market is poised for gains as investors pile into the 'old economy,' Bank of America's top US stock strategist says

Bank of America sees a coming infrastructure boom as a big tailwind for US stocks, the bank's Savita Subramanian said.
Business Insider 1 hour ago
Analysts reset Intel stock forecasts after CEO exits

Analysts reset Intel stock forecasts after CEO exits

This is what could happen next to Intel shares.
TheStreet 1 hour ago
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South Korea regulator is ready to deploy 10 trln won stock market stabilization fund anytime -Yonhap

South Korea regulator is ready to deploy 10 trln won stock market stabilization fund anytime -Yonhap

South Korea's financial regulator said on Wednesday that it was ready to deploy 10 trillion won ($7.07 billion) in a stock market stabilization fund any time, the Yonhap news agency said. ($1 = 1,414.8600 won)
Reuters 1 hour ago
Wall Street Has Doubts About DOGE — but Firmly Believes Trump Will Cut Taxes

Wall Street Has Doubts About DOGE — but Firmly Believes Trump Will Cut Taxes

Wall Street investors don’t believe that President-elect Donald Trump will fully follow through on some key campaign promises — but they are confident that he will deliver tax cuts. Counting on tax cuts and tariffs: Goldman Sachs’s economic team, led by Jan Hatzius, recently surveyed more than 500 investors to compare their expectations with those of the banks’ own analysts. They found that nearly all investors expect the 2017 Republican tax cuts to be extended, with roughly two-thirds forecasti
The Fiscal Times 2 hours ago
5 charts show stock market valuations are stretched to historical extremes

5 charts show stock market valuations are stretched to historical extremes

Warren Buffett's favorite valuation indicator may be flashing a warning for stocks. It's just one sign that valuations are stretched to extremes.
Business Insider 2 hours ago
S&P 500 positioning is 'completely one-sided' as bears give up and bullish sentiment soars, Citi says

S&P 500 positioning is 'completely one-sided' as bears give up and bullish sentiment soars, Citi says

S&P 500 long positioning has hit new records for the fourth consecutive week, widening the gap between US and European markets, Citi says.
Business Insider 2 hours ago