ETFsector.com Daily Trading Outlook, January 3, 2025
S&P futures up 0.3% Friday morning following a five-day losing streak for the S&P and Nasdaq. US equities ended mostly lower Thursday, with big tech
S&P futures up 0.3% Friday morning following a five-day losing streak for the S&P and Nasdaq. US equities ended mostly lower Thursday, with big tech
S&P futures up 0.6% Thursday morning, starting 2025 on a positive note after a four-session decline ended 2024, with tech underperforming. European markets are mostly
We maintain overweight positions in Technology, Financials, Comm. Services and Discretionary Sectors as we bet on the persistence of the long-term bull trend for equities to begin 2025
We view rising rates as the biggest potential threat to the long-term bull market. We think they’re overdone to the upside in the near-term and expect the bull trend to continue in 2025.
The Technology Sector presents to us as a bullish accumulation opportunity in 2025 provided interest rates stay contained.
The Financial Sector presents to us as a bullish accumulation opportunity in 2025 provided interest rates stay contained.
Not seeing enough to move off our zero-weight position from a technical, fundamental or macro perspective.
The average stock had a rough month in December, but oversold conditions for many stocks and the presence of Mega Cap. stalwarts AMZN and TSLA offer an attractive setup heading into 2025.
The Comm. Services sector ended 2024 in a strong technical position. Fundamental upside remains when considering consensus forward earnings, and rising rates have potentially hit an inflection point.
Staples finished 2024 as a laggard, but the sector could benefit if rising rates stoke recession fears and spur investors to de-risk their equity portfolios.
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