While the losses are a blip in long-term charts, they highlight the pain endured when equity leadership reversed.
Following the speculative money or riding the passive flows isn’t working -- for now.
CEO sentiment has soured amid trade tensions and a global slowdown.
The latest evidence that the trade is losing steam shows in U.S. stocks.
Goldman and JPMorgan cautioned investors about the potential impact of a full-blown trade war.
Financial stocks are the only major group in the S&P 500 that has yet to fully recover from the bear market.
Apple, Facebook and other FAANG stocks blew past the S&P 500.
Citigroup warns that investor outlook on U.S. stocks is approaching "euphoria."
Morgan Stanley’s chief U.S. equity strategist was “wrong” when he predicted in July that stocks faced a selloff.
It’s hard to say the equity market doesn’t owe at least some of its altitude to the president.