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Global investors hit 'hyper-bull' as hedging collapses, says BofA survey

Global fund managers are the most bullish since July 2021, according to January's Bank of America survey. The Bull & Bear Indicator reached a "hyper-bull" 9.4, with cash levels at a record low of 3.2%. A net 38% expect a stronger economy, while recession fears have dropped to a two-year low. Geopolitics is now the top tail risk, and long gold is the most crowded trade. The survey was conducted from January 8 to January 15, prior to President Trump's tariff threats against European allies.

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Global investors most bullish since July 2021 as global growth expectations surge - BofA January fund manager survey

Global investors most bullish since July 2021 as global growth expectations surge - BofA January fund manager survey

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Bofa FMS: Geopolitical conflict biggest tail risk for first time since Oct 2024, AI bubble at No. 2

Bofa FMS: Geopolitical conflict biggest tail risk for first time since Oct 2024, AI bubble at No. 2

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Rep. Cleo Fields Buys Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Shares

Representative Cleo Fields (D-Louisiana) purchased shares of Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) valued between $50,001 and $100,000 on December 26, as disclosed in a filing on January 16. The transaction was made through the "MORGAN STANLEY - E*TRADE #2" account. Alphabet's stock opened at $330.00, with a market cap of $3.98 trillion and a P/E ratio of 32.54. Recent positive sentiment around Alphabet includes its AI investments and partnerships, while concerns about competition in the ad market persist.

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U.S. RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Alphabet, Micron Technology, Microsoft

Wall Street analysts have revised ratings and price targets for several U.S. companies. Notable changes include Alphabet's target raised to $350 from $310, Micron Technology's increased to $450 from $300, and Microsoft’s cut to $625 from $655. Other companies with revised targets include American Express, PNC Financial Services, and Devon Energy, among others. The updates reflect a mix of increases and decreases across various sectors, indicating a dynamic market environment.

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Bearish in the short term with trump's tariffs and the whole Greenland saga... watching Netflix to maybe beat expectations and solidify its support line

Anyone noticing that the AI, cloud memory, chips & generally the next IT, web & online industries are doing their own development & progress while the politicians and government administrators are als...

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