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Oct 1, 2024
The transition from the Information Age to the Automation Age could drive improved corporate profitability that propels market valuations higher. By Scott Helfstein
Aug 14, 2024
Long-term investment returns are typically unrelated to short-term volatility spikes, but there are strategies to consider if volatility remains elevated. By Scott Helfstein
Jul 26, 2024
Investors anticipating Fed interest rate cuts may want to consider small-cap equities, which typically benefit from lower rates and looser financial conditions. By Jason Anderlik
Jul 25, 2024
Given election uncertainty, themes that may be insulated from geopolitical volatility like U.S. Infrastructure, Defense Tech, and Uranium could be appealing. By Scott Helfstein
Jun 24, 2024
This month, we discuss disruptive trends in Artificial Intelligence, Data Centers, U.S. Infrastructure, Telemedicine, Robotics, and Cybersecurity. By Ido Caspi
Jun 18, 2024
Labor, leverage, and liquidity are strong, helping explain stocks’ year-to-date advances and a look to the second half of 2024. By Scott Helfstein
May 8, 2024
Markets may move higher on growth and profitability in the coming months rather than the Fed’s decisions. By Scott Helfstein
Apr 18, 2024
Companies delivering positive operating leverage for the first time in nearly two years could provide additional fuel for equities. By Scott Helfstein
Mar 11, 2024
The dotcom boom-bust is etched in many investors’ minds, but the differences between today’s market backdrop and the late 1990s are palpable. By Scott Helfstein
Jan 31, 2024
Buying at a market high may seem unnerving, but consider themes that lagged the market despite superior earnings growth and margin improvement. By Scott Helfstein
Dec 13, 2023
Heading into 2024, we remain reasonably optimistic about the outlook for financial markets, but there are geopolitical risks investors should be aware of. By Scott Helfstein
Nov 14, 2023
We see four themes that may benefit from the current macro, fundamental, and geopolitical backdrops: AI, U.S. infrastructure, cybersecurity, and healthcare. By Scott Helfstein
Oct 5, 2023
China could chart a competitive or cooperative course, but many themes like robotics, AI, cleantech, and infrastructure remain pertinent in either case. By Scott Helfstein
Aug 8, 2023
We see multiple angles to the artificial intelligence investment theme, including cloud computing, chip/sensor companies, and commercial adoption. By Scott Helfstein
Jul 17, 2023
We believe investors have reasons for optimism in the second half of 2023 and beyond, supported by AI and a potential innovation boom. By Scott Helfstein
Jun 16, 2023
A mild recession is likely looming, but several structural factors could make it rather unique, potentially upending investors’ traditional downturn playbook. By Jon Maier; Michelle Cluver, CFA
Jun 1, 2023
Despite a fragile economy, we see numerous green shoots and silver linings that could support equity markets. By Scott Helfstein, PhD
Jan 17, 2023
Editor’s Note: Inflection Points is a monthly series intended to explore the underlying trends, dynamics and opportunities shaping the thematic investing landscape. ... By Scott Helfstein, PhD
Dec 13, 2022
The market’s mood hung on every syllable from the Federal Reserve (Fed) in 2022, and 2023 may rhyme. Different for the Fed ... By Jon Maier; Michelle Cluver, CFA; Shannon Ahern, CFA
Oct 7, 2022
Reversing the gains from earlier in Q3, September’s market rout brought U.S. and global equity indexes back into bear market territory. Uncertainty, ... By Michelle Cluver, CFA; Jon Maier
Jun 28, 2022
It appears the hawks and bears may have scared away the doves and bulls, at least in the short term. In the ... By Michelle Cluver, CFA; Jon Maier
Mar 14, 2022
Inflation and its implications for real economic growth are the main portfolio positioning consideration of the conflict in Ukraine. The Bloomberg Commodity ... By Michelle Cluver, CFA
Dec 29, 2020
In our 2021 outlook, we explore potential catalysts that could propel markets forward. By Global X Team
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