The last time The Dow had a longer winning streak than this (12 straight days) was in Jan 1987 (13 days - the all-time record win streak)...
Source: Bloomberg, www.zerohedge.com
Alphabet shares rose about 7% in extended trading on Tuesday after the company reported better-than-expected revenue and profit, driven by growth in its cloud-computing unit.
For the fourth straight quarter, Google’s parent company reported growth in the single digits as it reckons with a pullback in digital ad spending that reflects concerns about the economy. Analysts don’t expect growth to hit double digits again until the fourth quarter. $GOOG Alphabet Q2 FY23 details by App Economy Insights • Revenue +7% Y/Y to $74.6B ($1.8B beat) • Operating margin 29% (+1pp Y/Y) • EPS $1.44 ($0.10 beat) ☁️ Google Cloud: • Revenue +28% Y/Y to $8.0B. • Operating margin 5% (+14pp Y/Y). ▶️ YouTube ads +4% to $7.7B. Source: App Economy Insights, CNBC
When it comes to the rush into AI stocks, these 2 charts are not easy to interpret from a contrarian perspective
On one hand, record inflows into AI etfs could mean there is too much "hot money" = BEARISH from a contrarian perspective. On the other hand, shorts continue to accumulate positions betting on a collapse of AI-related mega-caps tech stocks. This is BULLISH from a contrarian perspective. Source chart: JPM, TME
US credit delinquencies including housing have now risen above 2009 levels.
Source: Sven Henrich
93% of the US yield curve is currently inverted
Source: Tavi Costa, Crescat Capital, Bloomberg
BlackRock is the leading asset management firm with $9.1 trillion in AUM
Vanguard follows closely behind with $7.6 trillion in AUM. However, after Vanguard, there is a considerable drop-off in total AUM, with the next top asset management firms having relatively similar AUM figures. Source: Genuine Impact
Computers vs Humans: Apparently computers got more AUM than humans...
AI will probably accelerate this trend further... Source: Statista, Topdowncharts
Traders are boosting their bets against the US dollar.
Source: The Daily Shot