There's still room to run in global stocks in this rotation period, shifting away from U.S. tech, because investors are adding up the costs and returns in tech--and it isn't adding up. So, the shift has been to the opposite: energy, just energy thrived in the sluggish 70s. Washington: How lame duck is Trump? We'll likely see a Democrat Congress, though who knows what will happen to the Senate? Probably, we'll see gridlock, which markets like. Markets would be more bearish if things shifted entirely to the left, because of tax policy. Trump lowered corporate taxes, but there won't be tax changes for at least 6 months.

Here are the Canadian companies listed on Stockchase who are reporting earnings this week: 💻 Technology 🏛 Financial 🚚 Industrials 🛢Basic Materials ⚡ Energy 👨⚕️ Healthcare 🛍 Consumer 💡 Utilities Use this list wisely to identify buying opportunities.Happy trading !!! read more
She bought more. They report next week and she expects a strong quarter. AWS could accelerate from 37% growth last quarter to 42-43% because they have doubled their capacity; AWS is one of their highest-margin businesses. She expects margins to expand in retail. Trades at only 17x forward PE.
They report next week. AWS, the biggest cloud name, will show mid-30s growth, he expects.
Upgraded today with a price target of $180. It's an AI beneficiary, not victim, and can't be disrupted by AI. Investors are starting to agree with this point. 90% of the Fortune 500 uses NOW software.
The 18x PE may be pricey, but the PEG ratio is only 1.2.
It's suppose to be an inflation hedge, but the price has been going down. It's at a peak valuation. Can't say where the price is going. But gold doesn't pay interest, like a T-bill. From 2015-2023, gold moved sideways. He prefers buying stocks.
Markets extended trends from Thursday into Friday as oil continued to surge while most other sectors declined. WTI jumped over 4% to US$103.55, as energy names like Baytex rallied 3.22% and CNQ 2.15%. Energy was the lone bright spot on the TSX, as all other sectors fell, led by staples, real estate and materials. The S&P slipped 0.4% on Friday or nearly 180 points, and declined over 1% for the week. Gold sank U$28 to below US$4,000 and silver slid 1.25% to US%53.80. Other key Canadian stocks were Mullen Group -10.9%, Air Canada -4.65%, IGM Financial -4% and Eldorado Gold -3.88%.
In New York, the S&P lost half a percent on Friday and over the week, the Dow slid 1.24% but managed to gain 0.4% for the week, while the volatile Nasdaq settled 0.21% lower for the session and declined 0.7% for the week. The U.S. 10-year yield reversed direction by returning to 5%, while Bitcoin held at US$81,260. Major movers on Wall Street: Crown Castle 9.06%, Crowdstrike 8.25%, AT&T -7.96%, T-Mobile -7.71% and Bloom Energy -11.24%.
🛢 Baytex Energy Corp (BTE.TO) +3.22%
🛢 Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO) +2.15%
🚚 Mullen Group Ltd (MTL.TO) -10.9%
🛫 Air Canada (AC.TO) -4.65%
🏛 IGM Financial Inc. (IGM.TO) -4%
🥇 Eldorado Gold (ELD.TO) -3.88%
🏛 Crown Castle International (CCI) +9.06%
💾 CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) +8.25%
📱 AT&T (T) -7.96%
📱 T-Mobile US (TMUS) -7.71%
🧬 Bloom Energy (BE) -11.24%

This week were 15 Stock and 7 ETF Top Picks in a wide range of industries: ETF, Energy, Industrials, Healthcare, Financials, Consumer and Technology. Here are this week´s Top Picks as selected by: Michael O’Reilly, Billy Kawasaki, Richard Orrell, Bruce… read more
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