Michael Wursthorn

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1,567 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Nov 2021

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So you still have double-digit growth, but just not as high as what those expectations were. voice-verified
So for a lot of investors, this is a rotation out of technology into more defensive names if they're voice-verified
if their fears are actually correct that the economy is heading for a slowdown. voice-verified
So they're moving into things like consumer staples and utility firms. voice-verified
Utility firms saw a big rise on Friday. voice-verified
But for the most part, this is all just investors saying that, you know, we need to see a little more conviction on where technology goes from here before we're ready to go right back into it. voice-verified
So you still see the NASDAQ in correction territory through Friday's close. voice-verified
Investors are hoping that things are fairly quiet, which would mean to them that indexes don't move all that much. voice-verified
There's not a lot of enthusiasm that stocks will have a significant move higher. voice-verified
Although that said, just because Thanksgiving week tends to be a less active week in terms of volume, you could see some outsized moves really jar the market back and forth. voice-verified
You know, that said, I mean, for the most part, nobody's really expecting anything phenomenal between now and the end of the year. voice-verified
So the expectation is we just have at least, you know, we stay where we are. voice-verified
We sort of protect where the small gains that the Dow, the S&P still hold on to through this year. voice-verified
Wall Street Journal markets reporter Mike Worsthorn. voice-verified
It doesn't really shake investors' overall conviction that, you know, when you're looking around the world, equities here in the U.S.
still look really attractive overall.
So investors are tempering all that volatility with just sort of where else do you put your money at this point.
After the sell-off where I believe it was more than $4 trillion in value was wiped out of stocks around the world, investors have now had a chance to look around the market. voice-verified
They're evaluating the latest quarter of earnings. voice-verified
Third quarter earnings for S&P 500 companies have been phenomenal. voice-verified
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