Investors are pulling back from stocks.
Wall Street strategists say $52 billion worth of long positions on the S&P 500 pose risk.
Traders bet on no further escalation of the conflict after Iran attack.
Outperformance may be limited in the latest season.
Well, maybe sell a little, says Jeffrey Hirsch, editor-in-chief of the Stock Trader’s Almanac.
The firm's trading activity index shows equities in favor despite uncertain data.
The transaction values the firm at $700 million and will drive growth.
Firms from Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, and Singapore could appear.
If Wednesday's stats are higher than expected, volatility may spike.
Investors looking for exposure to a potential upturn should pick wisely.
As performance has dragged for Chinese equities, money has flowed out of funds.
Goldman, Citi among those suggesting cyclical stocks will deliver.
US jobs report due Friday is a key focus for the market.
Strategist questions whether companies are truly going to be able to eke out material margin expansion as forecasts demand.
Data continue to suggest the Fed and others will be reluctant to cut.
Don’t fret if you think you’ve missed the rally – there’s still a ways to go, says James Demmert of Main Street Research.
Interest in the firm has eased since its SPAC-based launch last week.
As rise in key measure cools, investors bet Fed will cut this year.
'Of the last 20 election years, only the years 2000 and 2008 produced negative years, and those were attributable to asset bubbles rather than politics,' an advisor says.
It's a short week for many regions due to Easter weekend.
