Akane Otani
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1,333 appearances
33 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2017
last heard Mar 2023
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But we also saw another dynamic sort of play into the sell-off, and that was this big reversal in technology stocks.
One of the best performers of the year, and actually still the best performing sector in the S&P 500 on the year,
But we did see a huge reversal with companies like Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, all tumbling.
And really in the absence of any sort of corporate news on those fronts, it was investors were seeing sort of a massive pullback from these trades that people have sort of decided have become increasingly crowded.
There are definitely some folks will say that just because none of those big questions have entirely been resolved.
I think people still think the Fed is going to keep moving with its rate increases.
It's definitely still going to pair its bond holdings as well.
And the U.S.
and China's trade relationship continues to be a source of concern for a lot of investors.
We've heard a lot of back and forth throughout the last couple of days about President Trump and see a potentially meeting to discuss the trade tariffs between the two countries.
But we kept hearing a lot of conflicting developments on that front.
So trade and interest rates and the Fed, those all continue to be big sources of concern.
Yeah, that's right.
I mean, I think when it comes down to it, that's the thing that investors keep citing as a source of strength for the bull market.
We really saw sort of a dislocation between what financial markets did this week and what investors are saying the economy looks like.
Because even with the depth of the sell-off, even with major indexes notching their biggest decline since March,
Investors are on the whole pretty optimistic about where the U.S.
is.
They just acknowledge that as interest rates keep rising, this shift is going to occur where it's going to set the bar higher, essentially, especially when we head into corporate earnings season.
We've already seen several quarters of solid growth in the S&P 500.
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