Big Rate Cuts Could Be Bad for the S&P 500, but Good for Small Caps

Paul R. La Monica The Dow Jones Industrial Average's ascendancy to the 40,000 level may be grabbing all the headlines. But could large caps soon be in for a rough patch if the Federal Reserve starts

Barron'sMay 20 15:03 ET

The “high wall of debt” of 600 billion US dollars has firmly trapped US small-cap stocks! Wall Street casts a “vote of no confidence”

Expectations of interest rate cuts continued to cool down, disrupting the market's long-awaited rebound in small-cap stocks; short positions held by hedge funds reached one of the highest levels in history.

Zhitong FinanceMay 12 22:30 ET

Express News | US April Non-Farm Payrolls 175K Vs 238K Forecast, Prior 315K

moomoo NewsMay 3 08:30 ET

Heard on the Street Recap: They're Playing Our Song -- WSJ

By Heard Editors Investors were humming a happy tune on Tuesdayparticularly those who owned shares of audio streaming giant Spotify. As Heard on the Street columnist Dan Gallagher notes, the company

WSJApr 23 18:00 ET

Advisors Favor Mid-Cap Stocks in 2024 as They Outperform Large-Cap Stocks

Wall Street has been dominated by the "Magnificent Seven" stocks for the past months, but risk appetite is apparently returning to the broader market.

Moomoo News GlobalApr 10 03:17 ET

US stocks are starting a rotation model: technology stocks are no longer “unique to America,” cyclical stocks are rising collectively, then it's the small to medium market turn?

The “Big Seven Tech” gradually stopped rising in March, rising only 1.6% by market capitalization, the worst performance since December last year. The cyclical industry performed well. Energy and finance rose nearly 12% in the first quarter, and market breadth indicators improved markedly.

wallstreetcnApr 1 11:46 ET