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CHARLIE MCELLIGOTT
First TACO, now Trump Collar: Shocking new nickname of the President making waves in U.S — who coined it and why it mattersA new Wall Street nickname, "Trump Collar," is going viral. It shows how Trump’s surprise posts and actions affect the stock market. A fina...- Rise in US jobs may lead to reversal of trades hinging on Fed lowering ratesThe Fed delivered a jumbo-sized 50 basis-point cut last month, temporarily vindicating that view. But the trajectory of rates is less certa...
- Wall St Week Ahead: Fed, earnings and economic data to test US stocks at record highsThe S&P 500 is up nearly 3% since the end of December and stands near record highs, driven in part by expectations of a U.S. economic "soft...
- Why are US stocks sluggish? Some blame a looming $5 trillion options expirationSome $5 trillion in U.S. stock options are set to expire on Friday, 80% in S&P 500-linked contracts - the largest such expiration in at lea...
- Wall Street Week Ahead: Plunging bond yields boost stocks' allure ahead of Fed meetingThe recent drop in rates has helped stocks regain their appeal, according to some metrics. The equity risk premium, or the extra return inv...
- Traders burned by stocks pouring billions into creditHe offered his own anecdotal evidence, saying he knows equity fund managers that have stocked their portfolios with between 25% and 50% of ...
- US stock market: Wall Street finishes topsy-turvy day higher, S&P snaps losing runHelping provide confidence to buyers, Nvidia Corp posted positive earnings and surged 14% after forecasting quarterly sales above estimates...
- Leveraged ETFs added to US stock chaos with $15.5 billion of sellingWhile the propensity of options to lash the very stocks on which they're based has become a fact of life on Wall Street, doubts have remain...
- Stock traders brace for a $3.5 trillion ‘triple witching’ eventIn a quarterly event known as triple witching, roughly $3.5 trillion of single-stock and index-level options are set to expire, according t...
- Investors see no speed bump in Fed's Jackson Hole eventSome market-watchers had seen the conference as a potentially key moment when Powell could give hints about tapering the Fed's $120 billion...
- The options market may be fueling the turbulence in tech sharesAn academic study last year found evidence that options dealers indeed contribute to intraday volatility as they balance their exposures in...
- GameStop frenzy reveals potential for broader market stressU.S. equities appear to be looking past last week's surge in volatility that led the S&P 500 to its biggest weekly decline since October. S...
- Election rally is feeding the duration monster in stock marketsGrowth stocks had their best day versus value since 2001 on Wednesday, defying countless warnings that the valuation gap was reaching level...
- US Election: 2 bad scenarios come back to haunt global markets“The key inflection point for markets will be whether the government -- be it Biden- or Trump-led -- is divided,” said Peter McCallum, rate...
- Investors turn skeptical of US Democrat ‘Blue Wave’ victoryWhen Democrat Joe Biden’s poll numbers increased, numerous strategists started talking about the idea of a “Blue Wave,” where his party wou...
- Nasdaq plunge is victory lap for a stable of stock naysayersTo be sure, that’s all it was on June 11, when the S&P 500 lost 6 per cent. Its return since then is about 15 per cent, even with Thursday’...
- Trend-following quants are ‘mammoth’ stock buyers, says NomuraThe S&P 500 Index has surged more than 35 per cent since a low in mid-March.
- No virus woes for Bitcoin as it climbs to highest since NovemberThe largest cryptocurrency rose as high as $9,142.80 on Tuesday, a level last seen early Nov.
- What to dread and love in stocks as ‘bad news’ September arrives“Since 1950, September has been the worst month for the S&P 500 Index."
- Short-seller pain that began Monday just switched to a bloodbathStocks with highest short interest surged more than 3% Tuesday
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