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The EV/Sales indicator also approached multi-decade highs / Photo: Lucky-photographer / Shutterstock.com
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Buffett's "favorite indicator" has risen to a record high. Is this a sell signal?
On June 11, the FIFA World Cup (World Cup) kicks off in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, research shows investors should be cautious during this period / Photo: Erman Gunes / Shutterstock
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World Cup vs. the market: why investors should follow the soccer tournament
Market risk indicator at highest since 2008 crisis, says Citi/ Photo: Unsplash/Declan Sun
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Citi's market risk indicator has risen to its peak since the crisis. Is it time to sell shares
Goldman Sachs expects the rally in the South Korean market to continue / Photo: Zafer Kurt / Shutterstock.com
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World's hottest market could soar another 40% - Goldman Sachs forecast
As early as Wednesday, Ma. 27, markets were full of hope that the main oil corridor would soon open / Photo: AustralianCamera/Shutterstock.com
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Oil jumped 4% after the exchange of blows between the U.S. and Iran. What's in the markets?
BofA survey shows a net 50% stock outperformance amid AI boom. Photo: Mikroflix/Shutterstock
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Bank of America warned that it is approaching a sell signal on stocks
Wall Street analysts are divided on the future of the U.S. stock rally. Photo: Lester Balajadia/Shutterstock
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'It seems like it's 1999': Wall Street argued about the outlook for the US stock market
Cumulative stock buyback programs could reach a record $1.55 trillion by the end of the year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg / Photo: X.com/NYSE
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"Major buyers on the downturn" are buying stocks at a record pace. Why it matters.
Unrealized losses in the psychological accounting are reflected weaker, so the investor feels more successful than he really is. Photo: Orkun Azap / Unsplash.com
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Malicious ego: How overconfidence hinders investors
Consumers and stock markets are ignoring the long-term effects on the economy caused by the U.S.-Iran war, Wall Street analysts say / Photo: unsplash.com / David Vives
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"Running on air": the market and consumers ignore the US-Iran war. What are the risks?
Blue chips up 1.5%, Brent down 10%: markets react to de-escalation
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Blue chips up 1.5%, Brent down 10%: markets react to de-escalation
Investors are returning to risky assets. Photo: Dogora Sun/Shutterstock
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Investment funds have used the truce to buy trejeris and AI stocks. What are they selling?
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