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Stock buybacks are tracking a 3% decline in the third quarter.
Mike Wilson at Morgan Stanley was picked again as the best portfolio strategist.
Stifel strategist Barry Bannister projects a normalized 10-year yield of up to 6% during the mid-2020s.
The sector will shine if there is a slowdown in the U.S. economy, they said.
The Middle East conflict and surging Treasury yields have overshadowed earnings results.
Even companies beating estimates have lagged the S&P 500 by 0.6%.
Giant asset managers are dealing with losing streaks.
The technology sector saw the second-highest churn rate, with more than 140 CEOs abandoning the boardroom.
During the quarter, the company announced it will add more perks to its Business Gold Card.
Apple's lack of growth and the high cost of its stock are gaining the attention of investors.
The firm's fixed-income and equity traders trumped expectations.
These influencers say they want to counter disinformation connecting reactors with potentially catastrophic disasters.
Stanford's returns, like those of similar schools, have significantly trailed the gains in the S&P 500.
Upcoming results will further reveal how companies have managed headwinds such as higher interest rates.
Advisors and their clients should maintain a defensive investing position, Doll said.
Oppenheimer CIO John Stoltzfus said higher interest rates are not a major problem for stocks.
Clients added $15 billion to the firm's separate business of cash-management and money-market funds.
The bank's strategist said the S&P 500 index can continue to trade above 4,200 points in the near term.
Retail investors are flocking to options as a relatively cheap way to bet on stocks.