Fallen FAANGs, Nasdaq Wipeout, Value Rally Mark 2022 for Tech Stocks
Investors will remember 2022 as year when narrative around Big Tech finally cracked, ending years-long stretch of powerful market leadership.
Investors will remember 2022 as year when narrative around Big Tech finally cracked, ending years-long stretch of powerful market leadership.
Money managers largely still prefer internet and software companies over oil and gas producers.
Strategists at Goldman Sachs less likely to outperform by a stronger magnitude than other S&P 500 components in the coming years.
As Big Tech reels from the blow of higher interest rates and slowing growth, one top-performing hedge fund manager is going against the tide.
Days of explosive growth in U.S. shale oil production are over. American oil production is rising, but at a much slower pace.
Soros continues to invest in auto sector, which is in the process of abandoning gas cars in favor of electric cars.
Investors are finding value in bonds for the first time in a decade as higher interest rates make fixed-income attractive.