William Edwards is a senior investing reporter at Business Insider. He primarily covers the US stock market and the broader economy, focusing on themes such as finance, investment, and economic trends, while also exploring topics like inflation and the Federal Reserve. William has been featured in various outlets, including Barron's, Entrepreneur Media, and iHeartRadio.
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By: William Edwards
"There's really not much evidence that the labor market's meaningfully inflected higher in September," Dutta said in an October 28 video. "If you look at the PMI data, the employment components in both the manufacturing and [services] PMIs remain below 50."
By: William Edwards
"If the market is pricing in perfection, any disappointment can lead to significant corrections," says Lance Roberts.
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Nvidia's 332,000% surge since its IPO makes it the best performer of the last 20 years, yet it hasn't cracked the top 100-year stock list.
By: William Edwards
Business Insider's Oracles of Wall Street list highlights the top forecasters among economists, strategists, and analysts each year.
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Investors boosted stocks after Donald Trump won a second term. But investors shouldn't depart from their long-term investing plan, Morningstar's Dave Sekera says.
By: William Edwards
"You will not get rich from investing in the fourth huge financial euphoria episode in the last 100 years," warns Bill Smead.
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US stocks have rallied postelection, with the S&P 500 up 3.5% since last Tuesday. Bob Elliott sees potential for continued upside due to expected tax cuts and lower regulation.
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"Are we likely to see a bear market in the next two years for large-cap growth? Yeah."
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"It is the most expensive market of all time, as far as I can see, at least since I've been managing," says David Einhorn.
By: William Edwards
Arnott expects growth stocks to feel some pain in the next couple of years. But these cheap trades should rally, he said.
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