Euro Pacific Capital leader economist Peter Schiff, SlateStone Wealth leader marketplace strategist Kenny Polcari and Seaport Securities founder Teddy Weisberg debate if inflation has peaked on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
The Nasdaq Composite kissed its worst undergo marketplace in 14 years good-bye.
Wednesday, the tech-heavy composite won 2.9% last at 12,854.80, formally coming into a brand new bull marketplace, as tracked via Dow Jones Market Data Group. The good points have been fueled, partly, via a slight easing of inflation which rose 8.5% in July, down from June’s 9.1%. Still, costs stay close to 40-year highs an overhang at the economic system.
INSIDE JULY’S LATEST INFLATION REPORT
| Ticker | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I:COMP | NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX | 12854.804732 | +360.88 | +2.89% |
“If inflation continues to drop, the bull-steepening trade will gain further momentum. The Nasdaq has just rallied 20% in 55 days, which is making a lot of traders abandon the idea that this is a bear market rally” wrote Edward Moya, senior marketplace analyst, The Americas OANDA.
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BofA’s institutional purchasers plow into tech shares at file ranges
Bank of America’s institutional purchasers persevered to pile into tech and communique shares with inflows hitting essentially the most on file closing week, $3.3 billion, as famous via the group led via Jill Carey Hall, Equity & Quant Strategist, BofA.
Despite July’s client value index pullback, a number of economists, together with former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, proceed to sound the alarm on inflation.
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“I still think we have a very serious inflation problem in this country. I don’t think that inflation problem is going to go away of its own volition. And so I think we’re likely to have some quite turbulent times ahead,” he mentioned throughout an interview on MSNBC following the record.
Despite the good points, the Nasdaq remains to be off about 20% from its all-time prime of 16,057.44 reached in November 2021.
“We see risk that tech may not prove to be as defensive as some investors expect; Nasdaq earnings revisions have continued to lag S&P 500 earnings revisions” Carey’s group cautioned.
