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Industrial stocks are getting hammered—but could this be the ultimate buy signal? History suggests opportunity is knocking.
Don’t miss why smart money is watching closely :
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Don’t miss why smart money is watching closely :
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Industrial Sector Capitulation is a Buy Signal - MAPsignals
2025 is turning out to be choppier than the last 2 years. Recent rotation is good news. Industrial sector capitulation is a buy signal.
mapsignals.com
February 27, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Industrial stocks are getting hammered—but could this be the ultimate buy signal? History suggests opportunity is knocking.
Don’t miss why smart money is watching closely :
mapsignals.com/map-blog/ind...
Don’t miss why smart money is watching closely :
mapsignals.com/map-blog/ind...
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US companies that beat analysts' profit estimates are seeing unusually large jumps in their stocks soon after, delivering a dose of confidence to traders.
Stocks Are Jumping on Earnings Wins by the Most Since 2018
With uncertainty swirling around the outlook for inflation and interest rates, there’s been one dependable catalyst keeping Wall Street’s spirits lifted: Corporate America’s bottom line.
www.bloomberg.com
January 25, 2025 at 7:34 PM
US companies that beat analysts' profit estimates are seeing unusually large jumps in their stocks soon after, delivering a dose of confidence to traders.
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Indian stocks are no longer favored by global money managers due to a cooling economy and foreign exodus.
Global Funds Rethink India Promise as $2 Trillion Rally Stumbles
Indian stocks were all the rage with global money managers until just a few months ago, threatening even to topple China in emerging-market indexes.
www.bloomberg.com
January 26, 2025 at 1:49 AM
Indian stocks are no longer favored by global money managers due to a cooling economy and foreign exodus.
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A bizarre aspect of our time is how plainly unhappy most billionaires are. For every Mark Cuban, who likes sports, or Warren Buffett, who likes trading stocks, there's 50 absolute freaks with malformed personalities, an insatiable urge to cause suffering, and an incurable sense of victimhood.
The billionaires do not have normal human relationships with people who don’t want anything from them so they have to boil the oceans to build themselves friends
what a grim and honestly unimaginative idea of what the future could hold www.nytimes.com/2025/01/25/o...
January 26, 2025 at 7:12 PM
A bizarre aspect of our time is how plainly unhappy most billionaires are. For every Mark Cuban, who likes sports, or Warren Buffett, who likes trading stocks, there's 50 absolute freaks with malformed personalities, an insatiable urge to cause suffering, and an incurable sense of victimhood.
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president of California Citrus Mutual: “We’re in the middle of our citrus harvesting ... Yesterday about 25% of the workforce, today 75% didn’t show up.” calmatters.org/economy/2025...
'People aren't going to work': A surprising immigration raid set off fears in California farm country
‘If this is the new normal, this is absolute economic devastation,’ says local economist.
calmatters.org
January 25, 2025 at 4:43 PM
president of California Citrus Mutual: “We’re in the middle of our citrus harvesting ... Yesterday about 25% of the workforce, today 75% didn’t show up.” calmatters.org/economy/2025...
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How am I supposed to be a gainer in this economy
January 26, 2025 at 11:43 PM
How am I supposed to be a gainer in this economy
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