The summer months and October are known being tough on stocks, but seasonal trends don't always repeat. Even when they do, it's not necessarily a call for long-term investors to move away from equities.
I reiterate my sell rating on QQQ as I now see at least five out of seven Ray Dalio bubble signs. QQQ trades at elevated P/E and PEG ratios, with valuations far above historical medians and growth expectations appearing unsustainable. Massive fund inflows and widespread bullish sentiment suggest frothy conditions, with investors piling into pricey tech stocks.
QQQ surged on Nasdaq's record close as top holdings like AVAH and RUN posted explosive double-digit gains.
Tech ETFs like DAPP, ARKQ and IBLC surged on Monday as strong earnings and rate cut hopes reignited investor confidence.
SPY and QQQ are likely to rebound as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs see that the recent market dip as a bullish buying opportunity.
There's a daily onslaught of AI headlines and often tantalizing intraday moves notched by some related stocks. Some investors are tempted to take short-term views of the artificial intelligence investment thesis.
Stocks surged as a U.S.-Japan trade deal and EU progress boosted optimism ahead of a key tariff deadline. Growth ETFs like RPG, FNY, RFG should rally ahead.
QQQ, QQQM, QQEW, QQQJ and QQQE surge as Nasdaq hits highs on earnings momentum, AI optimism and rate cut hopes.
As the S&P 500 momentum fades and investor unease rises, ETFs like QQQ, USMV and QUAL offer ways to stay defensive yet growth-focused in one's portfolio.
The Invesco QQQ ETF (QQQ) is one of the oldest and is the fifth-largest ETF. Pending shareholder approval, the $350 billion fund is about to get cheaper and modernize.
Trump's uniform 10-15% tariffs on 150+ nations may boost select growth ETFs as trade fears ease ahead of August. One can tap ETFs like RPG, VFMO, FNY and RFG.
QQQ hits a 52-week high, gaining 38% from its low as AI momentum and strong earnings fuel growth ETF optimism.