Wall Street indicators thrive before the start of the new Trump state

Technology businesses have led US equity indicators to take up their strongest weekly performance since the presidential election in November immediately before the inauguration of Donald Trump. Most of the most important groups in the S&P 500 (S&P 500) rose on Friday to rise by 1%. The shares of the “Tesla” and “Invidia” businesses led the shares of large businesses, while the price of “Intel Corp” climbed 9.2% after a report that the Chips manufacturer is a goal of acquisition. The morale also received support from the news related to the discussion of Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping Trade, Tek Tok and Fintanel, which could determine the form of relations between the two largest economies in the world. The effects also recorded weekly profits, with the yields of the mortgage for 10 years 15 basis points during this period. Read more: Trump and the Chinese president discuss “technical talks” and trade before the inauguration, Trump, who is scheduled to take the constitutional oath as the fortieth seven president of the United States on Monday, focused on basic priorities such as lowering taxes and increasing customs duties. After the election, the shares rose to bet that the new administration would introduce policies that would support growth that would support US businesses. While the shares stumbled last month due to strict references from the Federal Reserve, the recent data showed that the slowdown of inflation brought the soul to bet on interest rate discount. “The data of inflation this week and the positive response to the profits of many financial enterprises have led to the increase in bonds and stocks”, and “the conditions of sales saturation on the last short -term and poor upward trends support the recovery of the major indicators within their most important Saudi trends.” Mark Hackett of Nationwide believes that the recovery of share prices is encouraging, suggesting that the balance between the speculators is rising and the fallout to decline has begun to stability. He pointed out that “the markets are likely to move across during the profit season,” note that “once the profit season ends, expectations are again, and the reopening of the window purchase can rise the speculators control.” The S&B 500 index increased by 1%. The Nasdaq 100 index increased by 1.7%. The Dow Jones Industrial Index rose 0.8%. The “seven large” Bloomberg index rose 1.8%. The Russell 2000 index rose 0.4%. Bank shares prices are still rising, supported by strong profits, which led to the rise of the sector index during the week 8.2%. The US markets will be closed on Monday due to the holidays. Treasury bond yields will be stabilized at 4.61%for 10 years. The Bloomberg index for immediate dollars increased by 0.3%. The price of “bitcoin” jumped to about $ 10,000. “We noticed a fundamental difference in one week. At this time from last Friday, the shares were subjected to a sharp sale after a stronger job report than expected. This has revealed the preference of the stock market to some extent to reduce interest rates of the strong economy.” From an artistic perspective, Dan and Interopsky from “Jani Montgomery Scott” say that the conditions “were almost ideal, as positive news attacked the conditions of the height of the sale, which led to the increase we currently see.” When Trump is sworn in the constitutional oath as president of the United States on Monday, stock investors will have one big reason to make a sigh of relief. Historical performance indicates that the stock index achieves positive returns over a three -month period after the inauguration day. Historical performance shows that the average S&P 500 index movement is only about 1% for three months before the installation, compared to an increase of 3.7% after the event, according to analyzing the “Geoffrez” data from 1929. -Index on average by 8.3% rose after six months of inauguration and after 12 months about 9.5%, according to Jeffrez. Written that US stocks “protected by Trump” against landing, although he does not expect sharp profits due to risks, including high concentration in major technology stocks, evaluation and investor centers. “We are still looking at US stocks as attractive, and we expect profit growth to pay the S&P500 to 6.600 points by 9% of the year,” said Mark Heville of UBS Global Weal Management. At the level of the sectors, Heville showed a positive look at the shares of IT, financial matters, facilities, communication services and the consumer sector. “When many years of excellent performance of US stocks, it is very difficult to look at opportunities outside the United States and believe it will be more attractive,” says Zahid Othmani, of the company “Martin Curie Intestments Management”. He added: “But the assessment discipline should be important to investors. We will have to see the expansion of the profit momentum right now.”