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What Could Derail the Markets? (opens the original)
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Between the fourth quarter being seasonally strong and the third year of a Presidential election cycle being the strongest year in the four-year Presidential term, investors might be asking: aren’t higher interest rates and Fed key rate hikes going to derail the stock market? The answer is yes for dividend stocks without underlying earnings growth and for value stocks. However, the answer is no for growth stocks, which have beaten value stocks for 12 consecutive years. In fact, the bond vigilant
Fed Acted as Expected (opens the original)
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Last Wednesday, the Fed raised the key interest rate 0.25%, as expected, in a unanimous vote. The biggest surprise was that 16 FOMC members forecasted another key interest rate hike by the end of this year. During his press conference, Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh said the FOMC vote “shows our resolve to achieve price stability on a timelier basis.” Warsh cited three developments that forged the unanimous vote, namely: (1) stronger economic growth, (2) insufficient improvement in inflation, and (3)
Corporate (Mainly Tech) News Continues to Astound (opens the original)
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Most second-quarter earnings announcements are in the books, but most corporate news remains strong. Last Thursday, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) announced August sales up 53.3% compared to the same month a year ago. TSM is a major supplier to Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia, so its record sales in August deliver a strong boost for many other technology stocks, as well as AI and data center-related stocks. The other big stock news last week was the disclosure of an August 21st SEC filing showing that
Data Centers and AI Should Keep Driving Earnings Higher (opens the original)
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Most AI-related stocks are resurging. Last Wednesday, Dell Computer (DELL) announced record revenues of $47 billion, up 58% in the past year. The company’s earnings surged 273% to $6.34 per share. Excluding extraordinary items, Dell’s operating earnings were $7.04 per share, or 43% above analysts’ consensus estimate of $4.92 per share. The company also raised its revenue guidance above analyst expectations and said it would have even stronger sales of AI servers if there were no memory shortage.
As August Ends, Nvidia Supercharges the Market (opens the original)
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Nvidia (NVDA) provided the grand finale last Wednesday to an incredible earnings announcement season. For its latest quarter, Nvidia reported revenues up 106% to $96.2 billion. Data center revenue accounted for $89 billion, a 117% annual increase. In the past four quarters, Nvidia’s earnings surged by 118% to $53.96 billion, or $2.22 per share, compared with $24.76 billion (or $1.01 per share). The analyst community expected $2.09 per share, so Nvidia posted a 6.2% earnings surprise. Even more e
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