Stocks' Surge to Record Highs Doesn't Mean We're in a Bubble
AI-driven surge in stocks over the past year has raised questions about whether the market is in a bubble that is close to popping.
AI-driven surge in stocks over the past year has raised questions about whether the market is in a bubble that is close to popping.
Despite potential challenges that may emerge UBS highlights four compelling reasons suggesting equity market's rally is poised for continued growth.
The S&P 500’s advance to a record high — fueled by a small group of supercharged technology stocks — doesn’t resemble past bubbles.
S&P 500 took more than 2 years to gain last 1,000 points. Increasing number of Street strategists believe this time it could take less than a year.
The likelihood of the U.S. entering a recession remains exceedingly slim, as posited by Michael Schumacher, Wells Fargo's leading macro strategist.
Investors are beginning to war-game how the Federal Reserve can manage a US economy that just won’t land.
Growing economic consensus hit a bump in the road. Recent data over past week has challenged a possible soft landing narrative.