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Friday, Pivotal Research analyst Jeff Wlodarczak raised his price target for Alphabet stock to a Street-high $400 from a prior $350 a share. He kept his buy rating on Alphabet.

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Bank of America's chief investment strategist, Michael Hartnett, is bullish on commodities, predicting they will outperform bonds due to the "run it hot" economic policy of the Trump administration. He sees oil and energy stocks as the best contrarian bet for 2026, with metals and natural-resource stocks already breaking out. Hartnett attributes current bullish sentiment to market-supporting factors from the Fed, the White House, and Generation Z investors. He notes that commodities' 10-year rolling returns are the highest versus bonds since 2008.

- Bank of America's chief investment strategist, Michael Hartnett, predicts that oil and energy stocks will be the best contrarian investment for 2026 due to a "run it hot" economic policy.  
- He notes that commodities are set to outperform bonds, driven by bullish sentiment and a shift from fiscal austerity to fiscal excess post-pandemic.  
- Hartnett highlights that energy stocks are gaining traction amid rising demand, particularly from data centers, while bond yields are expected to rise due to changing central bank policies.  

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'Soon, all commodity charts will look like gold.' BofA's Hartnett goes bullish on commodities.

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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, affecting stocks, the U.S. dollar, and bond markets. A weak dollar may impact non-American investors with U.S. assets. Financial firms like Wells Fargo and JPMorgan benefit from lower rates, while Canadian banks report strong results. Stock markets have partially priced in the rate cut, likely continuing their uptrend.

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Analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak predicts Google could become a $5 trillion company, rivaling Nvidia, by capturing market share with its AI and custom silicon business. He raised Google's price target to $400, citing its strong AI positioning and semiconductor advancements. Google's TPU business and AI applications are expected to drive cloud computing growth and revenue. Wlodarczak foresees Google as a dominant player, even amid potential AI market corrections, with its Gemini gaining share from ChatGPT.

- Analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak predicts that Google will capture up to 10% of Nvidia's annual revenue through its custom silicon business, positioning it as a strong competitor.  
- Google's shares have surged nearly 70% in 2025, with Wlodarczak raising the price target to $400, suggesting a potential market cap of almost $5 trillion.  
- He believes Google's advancements in AI and semiconductor technology could lead to significant market share gains, especially if concerns about an AI bubble materialize.

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Before the release of the U.S. September PCE data, U.S. stocks opened steadily. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 82 points, the S&P 500 increased by 15 points, and the Nasdaq climbed by 92 points. Alphabet and Nvidia's stock prices rose by 1% and 0.5%, respectively. Netflix's stock price fell by more than 4% after acquiring Warner Bros. film and streaming assets for $72 billion. Experts pointed out that the current economic data is unlikely to prevent a rate cut in December, but it may influence Powell's tone, and the market may reassess the interest rate trend for 2026

- U.S. stock markets opened steadily ahead of the September Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index release, with the Dow up 82 points and the Nasdaq rising 0.4%.  
- Netflix's stock fell over 4% following its $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.' film and streaming assets, while Warner Bros. shares increased by over 3%.  
- Experts suggest that upcoming economic data may not prevent a rate cut in December but could influence Federal Reserve Chair Powell's tone regarding inflation risks, potentially impacting market expectations for interest rates in 2026.

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Before the U.S. PCE data, U.S. stocks remained stable, with the Dow Jones rising nearly 100 points in the early session. Experts: Economic data is unlikely to hinder interest rate cuts

Lloyd Walmsley from Mizuho Securities maintained a Buy rating on Alphabet Class A with a $350 price target. Truist Financial also issued a Buy rating, while Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated a Hold rating. Walmsley, covering Communication Services, has a 26.2% average return and a 61.99% success rate on stocks.

- Lloyd Walmsley from Mizuho Securities has maintained a Buy rating on Alphabet Class A, setting a price target of $350.00.  
- Walmsley, who covers the Communication Services sector, has an average return of 26.2% and a 61.99% success rate on his stock recommendations.  
- Additionally, Truist Financial's Youssef Squali also issued a Buy rating for Alphabet Class A, while Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated a Hold rating on December 3.

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Currently, Wall Street generally predicts that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points next week. Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America have all shifted to expecting a rate cut this week. Bank of America strategist Hartnett warned that overly dovish signals of rate cuts could convey misleading information, suggesting that the degree of economic slowdown is greater than the market expects, which could trigger a sell-off in long-term government bonds, subsequently affecting the stock market

- Bank of America strategists warn that the Federal Reserve's overly cautious economic outlook could threaten the year-end stock market rally.  
- The S&P 500 index is close to its historical high, but a dovish signal from the Fed could lead to market sell-offs, as investors anticipate a 25 basis point rate cut next week.  
- Disagreements within the Fed regarding inflation and employment risks may result in a split vote, with economists predicting a delicate balance in the upcoming decision amid mixed economic signals.

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Is a rate cut next week a done deal? Bank of America’s Hartnett warns that if the Federal Reserve adopts a dovish stance and cuts rates, it could end the Christmas rally in U.S. stocks

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating Waymo for its robotaxis allegedly driving past stopped school buses in Austin, Texas. Despite Waymo's software updates to address the issue, incidents persist, with 19 recorded since the school year began. The Austin Independent School District requested Waymo to halt operations during school times, but the company refused. The investigation follows previous scrutiny of Waymo's self-driving cars for erratic driving. Waymo aims to expand into over 20 cities in the coming years.

- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has initiated an investigation into Waymo for reports of its robotaxis illegally passing stopped school buses in Austin, Texas.  
- This follows a previous investigation after a similar incident in Georgia, with the Austin Independent School District reporting 19 occurrences of Waymo vehicles ignoring school bus signals since the school year began.  
- Despite Waymo's claims of prioritizing safety and issuing software updates, the school district has requested the company to halt operations during school pick-up and drop-off times, which Waymo has reportedly refused.