This past January was one of the worst months the stock market’s seen since the global financial crisis of the late 2000s, with the S&P 500 ending the month down 5.3% as investors flinched over things like rising interest rates and slowing corporate profits…
These two things sent stocks tumbling across the board!
But the past few weeks have also added an additional complication: the threat of war!
Geopolitical risks are notoriously hard to price into the market. But several analysts have said
rising tensions over Russia potentially invading Ukraine has spread weakness from tech stocks to the broader market…
U.S. stocks traded slightly higher following the S&P 500’s best week of the year, as well as the Nasdaq’s rally thanks to Amazon’s strong earnings report — and more in Monday’s stock market recap.
It’s a light week for Federal Reserve data. The most important reports we’re following are the Consumer Price Index on Thursday and consumer sentiment on Friday.
A little over half of the companies in the S&P 500 have reported so far, and about 80 more are due to report this week including Lowe's, Pfizer and Walt Disney.
On Monday, we also have analyst calls from industry leaders Apple and Walmart.
Meanwhile, shares of connected fitness equipment-maker Peloton are soaring on reports that Amazon and Nike may be potential buyers.
In this stock market recap video, you'll learn the key price levels for major indices this week… major resistance levels for Consumer Discretionary and Technology… the biggest news of the week that could impact market action… plus the top and bottom stocks right now.
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2 Wildly Overlooked Stocks to Trade While Markets Are Volatile
February 6, 2022
The major sell-off we’ve had the past few weeks created an opportunity in bargain stocks, which don’t seem to have too much overhead pressure from rising rates.
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