ProShares Russell 2000 High Income ETF(ITWO.US)

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Markets Rally As Trump Drops Greenland's Tariff Threat: These 10 Stocks Are Soaring

U.S. stocks surged after President Trump canceled planned EU tariffs, citing progress on a Greenland framework with NATO. The Russell 2000 rose 2.0%, while the Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones increased by 1.9% and 1.6%, respectively. Major stocks like NVIDIA, Alphabet, and Apple saw significant gains, contributing to over $400 billion in market capitalization growth. The announcement has led to a broader market rally, reflecting increased risk-on sentiment among investors.

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The United States Stock Market Index (US2000) Hit All-time High

US2000 increased to an all-time high of 2692.00 Index Points.Over the past 4 weeks, United States Stock Market Index (US2000) gained 5.13%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 16.77%.

Trading Economics·
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Economist predicts shift to small-cap, value stocks driven by economic resilience. Large growth stocks drop 10-12% in latest rotation. Fed policy and earnings momentum support new market trend.

Economist predicts a market shift towards small-cap and value stocks due to economic resilience and Federal Reserve policy. Large growth stocks have seen a 10-12% decline, indicating a rotation in investor focus. Professor Jeremy Siegel suggests this trend is sustainable, as small-cap stocks can perform well without significant earnings growth. He believes that as earnings stabilize and the Fed maintains its course, small-caps will lead the market, overcoming inflationary concerns for healthier advancement.

Unusual Whales·
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Financial Markets Report For Tuesday, Jan 20

Ira Epstein's financial markets report for January 20, 2026, discusses key upcoming economic reports, including the Mortgage Bankers Association number and Redbook Weekly Retail Sales. He notes President Trump's anticipated speech in Davos, which may influence markets. Epstein highlights a recovery in stock indices, particularly the Russell 2000, and comments on volatility in metal markets. He also addresses Japan's snap election and fiscal challenges affecting bond yields and competition with US yields.

Talkmarkets·
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Margin Debt In Cooperation, Equity Allocation At Record

Margin debt has reached a record high of $1.23 trillion, increasing by $11.3 billion month-over-month. While large-cap indices show signs of fatigue, small-cap stocks are gaining momentum, with the Russell 2000 up 7.9% this month. The S&P 500 has risen 44.5% since last April's low, but risks are rising as it has struggled around the 6920 level for 12 weeks. Households' equity allocation has also hit a record of 42.2%. The correlation between margin debt and equity performance remains significant, indicating potential volatility ahead.

Talkmarkets·
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