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Yardeni Research, a long-time Wall Street bull and investment advisory firm, has suggested that it is time to effectively underweight the "Big Seven" relative to the rest of the S & P 500, forecasting a change in its future earnings growth trend. Ed Yardeni, a veteran Wall Street research expert, pointed out that "we are seeing more competitors entering the Big Seven's lucrative areas" and expected technology to increase...
华尔街长期多头、投资咨询公司Yardeni Research建议，相对于标普500指数的其他成分股，现在应有效低配“科技七巨头”，预测其未来盈利增长趋势将发生变化。华尔街资深研究专家Ed Yardeni指出，“我们看到更多竞争对手涌入‘七巨头’获取丰厚利润的领域”，并预计科技将提...
Yardeni, one of the most committed bulls in U.S. stocks, said the current stock market bullish sentiment is too strong, and the S & P 500 index may pull back by up to 5% before the end of the year. Click to view...
Veteran Wall Street strategist Ed Yardeni raised his year-end baseline target for the S & P 500 to 6,800 from the previous 6,600, while giving the benchmark US stock market a 25 per cent chance of a "melt-up" to 7,000 over the period. The new target represents a 4.1 per cent rise from Wednesday's close of 6,532. Yardeni attributed the new target to steady inflation data and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next week.
华尔街资深策略师Ed Yardeni将他对标普500指数年底的基线目标从之前的6,600点提高至6,800点，同时认为美国股市这个基准指数有25%的概率在期内“融涨”至7,000点。新目标意味着该指数从周三收盘位6,532点再上涨4.1%。Yardeni将新目标归因于稳定的通胀数据和美联储下周降息的预期。
Although there may be at least three dovish officials who support rate cuts at the Federal Reserve's September meeting, the president of Yardeni Research believes that the hawkish camp's fear of inflation may overshadow these calls... Click to view...
Wall Street strategist Ed Yardeni said that US stocks could soar to new highs thanks to the Federal Reserve's sharp interest rate cut last week, but could also lead to a return to inflation if Fed officials are not careful. The latest policy decision raises the probability of a "complete meltdown" in stock prices - like the S & P 500's 220% surge from 1995 to the end of the last century during the dotcom bubble - from 20% to 30%. He believes...
