Joanna Ossinger

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Markets Gone 'Rogue' On Vaccine News Face Tough Questions

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The news sparked a flood of bets on stocks such as cruise operators and airlines that have struggled during the pandemic.

JPMorgan Isn't Sure Why VIX Curve Has Notable December Bump

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Volatility markets have been a focal point for investors seeking to hedge various U.S. election outcomes.

History Signals U.S. Stocks May Extend Post-Election Surge

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Markets could like the anticipated split in political power.

Hedging Equity Risk May Stay Costly As Usual Havens Misfire

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Hedging equity indexes with options may be prohibitively expensive for some time to come.

Morgan Stanley Suggests Investors Focus On U.S. Senate Race

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Control of the Senate will mean the difference between substantial fiscal expansion and fiscal gridlock, according to strategists at the investment bank.

Investors Turn Skeptical Of U.S. Democrat 'Blue Wave' Victory

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Republicans keeping control of the Senate means the passage of a fresh flood of cash is less likely, analysts say.

Cheapest Small-Cap Stocks In 20 Years Shows Rally Can Keep Going

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Investors have the “best valuation entry point for small caps since March,” one analyst said.

Cryptocurrency Tax Guidance Leaves Big Holes Worldwide, PwC Says

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Cryptocurrency investors face a tricky and fast-changing tax landscape worldwide with sparse guidance in many areas.

Democrats Sweep May Be Best For Risk Markets, Credit Suisse Says

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The chance of greater deficit spending under that scenario is “massively pro-growth,” the firm said.

Central Bank Largesse Dims Effectiveness Of Usual Market Hedges

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Easy-money policies may actually be keeping investors in cash and away from other traditional buffers.

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