Your Evening Recap for Monday, March 25thEquity markets started the week on uncertain footing, pulling back slightly following a week of solid gains. The move is due partly to caution. The PCE price index is due out later this week and may alter the trajectory of FOMC policy. Contrary to the idea that inflation is cooling, the PCE index is expected to accelerate at the headline and hold steady at the core level. The risk is that inflation will be hotter than expected and/or remain at current hot levels longer than anticipated, keeping the FOMC from cutting rates in the first half or this year.
Regardless of whether the FOMC cuts interest rates, the US economy remains resilient, and the S&P 500 is in rally mode. In this scenario, a Fed is put in place that will keep the S&P 500 moving higher indefinitely. Because the FOMC policy is historically high, it can cut rates or ease policy in some way anytime there are signs of economic weakening. Featured: Something BIG's about to happen in America (Stansberry Research) |
 Two of the year’s biggest investment themes, artificial intelligence and anti-obesity drugs, are finally meeting up, as Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE: NVO) and Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) announced a partnership to develop supercomputers. In tandem with Nvidia’s developers’ conference in March, the Novo Nordisk Foundation said it would build a supercomputer in Denmark using an Nvidia DGX SuperPOD, an AI data center supercomputer. The project will also use other Nvidia gear designed for large-scale AI language modeling. The Novo Nordisk Foundation has a controlling interest in ph... Read The Full Story > |  For close to a decade, Graham Lindman has been obsessed with trading one ticker: AAPL.
And why not? It's the most profitable company in the world and one of the most robust stocks in the entire global economy.
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 Trump Media & Technology Group, whose flagship product is social networking site Truth Social, will begin trading on the Nasdaq stock market on Tuesday.Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp., a publicly traded shell company, approved a deal to merge with the Trump's media business in a Friday vote.Shares of Digital World have been volatile. On Friday the stock slumped 13.7% after the merger was approved. On Monday, it soared 35.2% to $49.95.Former President Donald Trump is set to own most of the combined company — or nearly 79 million shares, with a value of nearly $4 billion. Tru... Read The Full Story > |
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