S&P Growth Is a Feature, Not a Bug, Goldman Says
It may feel like 2000, but Goldman Sachs argues that it's just a temporary peak driven by three specific, identifiable factors.
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Brad Gerstner says AI labs need a $180B revenue run rate by year-end to sustain the AI trade and justify hyperscaler spending.
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It may feel like 2000, but Goldman Sachs argues that it's just a temporary peak driven by three specific, identifiable factors.
Reaction To Japan Rate Hike Please click here for an enlarged chart comparing SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE:SPY) which represents the benchmark stock market index S&P 500 (SPX) and iShares MSCI Japan ETF
Crypto-linked equities ripped higher as Bitcoin cleared $80,000, but the S&P 500 slipped with the 10-year Treasury yield back above 5%.
Alphabet stock jumped 3% in early trading after analyst Ivan Feinseth at Tigress Financial Partners raised his price target to $485 from $415, citing the company's leadership in Search, Cloud, and YouTube with strong AI momentum. However, the author expresses concern about Alphabet's free cash flow being only 22% of reported earnings, with a concerning 80x price-to-free cash flow ratio due to heavy capital expenditures for AI infrastructure.
The global automotive industry is undergoing transformation driven by electrification and autonomous driving technologies. EV sales reached 20 million units in 2025 (25% of global new vehicles) with projections to reach 23 million units in 2026. The autonomous vehicle market is expected to grow from $3.36 trillion in 2025 to $41.75 trillion by 2034. Key beneficiaries include BYD, Albemarle, and Aeva Technologies, which are positioned to capitalize on growing EV and autonomous driving demand.
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