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Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 15 Sep 2023
20 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Argomento: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Tipo di pubblicazione: ETP and Industry
Come investire negli ETF FANG
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Argomento: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Tipo di pubblicazione: ETP and Industry
Come investire negli ETF FANG
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
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Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 15 Sep 2023
20 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Stock markets moved lower last week with the Nasdaq Composite Index registering the steepest decline versus the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Concerns of “higher-rates-for-longer” clouded investor outlooks, propelled by lower-than-expected initial jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected ISM Services Index release. Higher oil prices in front of next week’s CPI release added to concerns, increasing expectations of higherthan-desired inflation. Reflecting these concerns, the dollar continued to strengthen and 10-year Treasury rates rose powered by a rise in 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 1.3% to 4,458.85, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 1.9% to 13,761.53, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8% to 34,577.28, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 8bps to 4.26% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 08 Sep 2023
11 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets moved lower last week with the Nasdaq Composite Index registering the steepest decline versus the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Concerns of “higher-rates-for-longer” clouded investor outlooks, propelled by lower-than-expected initial jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected ISM Services Index release. Higher oil prices in front of next week’s CPI release added to concerns, increasing expectations of higherthan-desired inflation. Reflecting these concerns, the dollar continued to strengthen and 10-year Treasury rates rose powered by a rise in 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 1.3% to 4,458.85, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 1.9% to 13,761.53, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8% to 34,577.28, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 8bps to 4.26% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
All 3 major indexes moved higher last week, powered mainly by investor reassessment of the strength of the economy and, as a result, of a possible relaxing of the Fed’s current monetary policy. Weaker-than-expected JOLTS and consumer confidence releases early last week seemingly accentuated Fed Chair Powell’s “proceed with caution” Jackson Hole comments, increasing expectations of a less aggressive Fed, pushing Treasury rates lower and stock prices higher. More (but less) of the same followed with an unexpected revision lower to Q2 GDP. Thursday’s PCE Price Index release, while generally reflecting a slowing in core and headline inflation, also showed continued higher-than-desired (by the Fed) wage and services inflation, increasing (at least momentarily) uncertainty regarding the Fed’s future course of action. Friday’s weaker-than-expected Jobs Report, also seemingly increased uncertainty with lower-than-expected jobs created offset by slightly higher-than-expected wage growth. 10-year Treasury rates, down 13bps through Thursday, rose 8bps Friday (following the Jobs Report), finishing the week 5bps lower. The move lower was entirely due to falling 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 2.5% to 4,515.77, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 3.3% to 14,031.82, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4% to 34,838.01, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 5bps to 4.18% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Healthcare , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 01 Sep 2023
05 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
All 3 major indexes moved higher last week, powered mainly by investor reassessment of the strength of the economy and, as a result, of a possible relaxing of the Fed’s current monetary policy. Weaker-than-expected JOLTS and consumer confidence releases early last week seemingly accentuated Fed Chair Powell’s “proceed with caution” Jackson Hole comments, increasing expectations of a less aggressive Fed, pushing Treasury rates lower and stock prices higher. More (but less) of the same followed with an unexpected revision lower to Q2 GDP. Thursday’s PCE Price Index release, while generally reflecting a slowing in core and headline inflation, also showed continued higher-than-desired (by the Fed) wage and services inflation, increasing (at least momentarily) uncertainty regarding the Fed’s future course of action. Friday’s weaker-than-expected Jobs Report, also seemingly increased uncertainty with lower-than-expected jobs created offset by slightly higher-than-expected wage growth. 10-year Treasury rates, down 13bps through Thursday, rose 8bps Friday (following the Jobs Report), finishing the week 5bps lower. The move lower was entirely due to falling 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 2.5% to 4,515.77, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 3.3% to 14,031.82, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4% to 34,838.01, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 5bps to 4.18% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Stock markets moved higher last week, this time with the Nasdaq Composite Index outperforming both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index. Markets moved higher through mid-week in expectation of the Fed’s tightening operations reaching their zenith after one last 25bp increase. Those expectations were seemingly met Wednesday after an as-expected 25bp hike in the fed funds target range and after somewhat supportive comments by Fed Chair Powell opining that the after effects of heretofore tightening possibly have yet to be seen. Those expectations changed Thursday, however, following smaller-than-expected initial jobless claims and greaterthan-expected GDP growth, generating renewed concerns the Fed may find reason to tighten more (or keep rates higher longer), pushing all 3 indexes at least 1/2 percent lower and 10-year Treasury rates 13bps higher. Alas, Thursday’s concerns were lessened Friday with price and wage inflation data pointing to continued cooling. Both the headline and core PCE Price Index and the Employment Cost Index releases came in slightly better than expected, rejuvenating hopes of “peak rates” and a soon-to-be more benign Fed, powering stock markets markedly higher and partially reversing Thursday’s 10-year Treasury rate rise. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 1.0% to 4,582.23, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.0% to 14,316.66, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.7% to close at 35,458.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 12bp to 3.96% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.6%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Healthcare , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 28 July 2023
01 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets moved higher last week, this time with the Nasdaq Composite Index outperforming both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index. Markets moved higher through mid-week in expectation of the Fed’s tightening operations reaching their zenith after one last 25bp increase. Those expectations were seemingly met Wednesday after an as-expected 25bp hike in the fed funds target range and after somewhat supportive comments by Fed Chair Powell opining that the after effects of heretofore tightening possibly have yet to be seen. Those expectations changed Thursday, however, following smaller-than-expected initial jobless claims and greaterthan-expected GDP growth, generating renewed concerns the Fed may find reason to tighten more (or keep rates higher longer), pushing all 3 indexes at least 1/2 percent lower and 10-year Treasury rates 13bps higher. Alas, Thursday’s concerns were lessened Friday with price and wage inflation data pointing to continued cooling. Both the headline and core PCE Price Index and the Employment Cost Index releases came in slightly better than expected, rejuvenating hopes of “peak rates” and a soon-to-be more benign Fed, powering stock markets markedly higher and partially reversing Thursday’s 10-year Treasury rate rise. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 1.0% to 4,582.23, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.0% to 14,316.66, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.7% to close at 35,458.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 12bp to 3.96% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.6%.
Stock markets rose last week, with the 2 of the 3 major market indexes registering gains with somewhat large disparity between index returns. Uncertainty ruled early week trading with investor awaiting Nvidia’s earnings report Wednesday (after the close) and Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Friday. Macy’s poor earnings report Tuesday, adding to concerns regarding consumer strength, helped pressure markets lower. Wednesday’s much better-than-expected Toll Brothers’ results (indicating surprisingly strong home building strength despite the high level of mortgage rates) along with generally positive Nvidia expectations pushed all 3 index levels at least ½ percent higher. Though Nvidia’s earnings report beat expectations (sending the stock almost 10% higher after hours Wednesday), markets fell more than 1% Thursday (Nvidia ended the day practically unchanged), besieged by growing concerns of the wherewithal of the economy follow much weaker-than-expected durable goods orders. Lower-than-expected jobless claims, indicating a still-resilient job market, added to those concerns by increasing expectations of continued Fed tight monetary policies. Powell’s comments Friday overall appeared to buoy markets, leaving investors with expectations the Fed would remain vigilant in its fight against inflation but act with caution. 10-year Treasury rates, reflecting investor uncertainty early last week, rose noticeably Tuesday only to fall sharply Wednesday to end the week about 2bps lower. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 0.8% to 4,405.71, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 2.3% to 13,590.65, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 0.5% to 34,346.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 2bps to 4.23% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 25 Aug 2023
01 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets rose last week, with the 2 of the 3 major market indexes registering gains with somewhat large disparity between index returns. Uncertainty ruled early week trading with investor awaiting Nvidia’s earnings report Wednesday (after the close) and Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Friday. Macy’s poor earnings report Tuesday, adding to concerns regarding consumer strength, helped pressure markets lower. Wednesday’s much better-than-expected Toll Brothers’ results (indicating surprisingly strong home building strength despite the high level of mortgage rates) along with generally positive Nvidia expectations pushed all 3 index levels at least ½ percent higher. Though Nvidia’s earnings report beat expectations (sending the stock almost 10% higher after hours Wednesday), markets fell more than 1% Thursday (Nvidia ended the day practically unchanged), besieged by growing concerns of the wherewithal of the economy follow much weaker-than-expected durable goods orders. Lower-than-expected jobless claims, indicating a still-resilient job market, added to those concerns by increasing expectations of continued Fed tight monetary policies. Powell’s comments Friday overall appeared to buoy markets, leaving investors with expectations the Fed would remain vigilant in its fight against inflation but act with caution. 10-year Treasury rates, reflecting investor uncertainty early last week, rose noticeably Tuesday only to fall sharply Wednesday to end the week about 2bps lower. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 0.8% to 4,405.71, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 2.3% to 13,590.65, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 0.5% to 34,346.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 2bps to 4.23% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230329
Argomento: Financials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3LNI - 1st security holder notice of consolidation
12 April, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230329
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT FACEBOOK DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTIO
Argomento: Tecnologia
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SFB - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT FACEBOOK DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTIO
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT NVIDIA DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONDOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230331
Argomento: Industrials , Tecnologia
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SNV - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT NVIDIA DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONDOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230331
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT UBER DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
Argomento: Industrials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SUB - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT UBER DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
Argomento: Industrials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3LNI - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 15 Sep 2023
20 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Argomento: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Tipo di pubblicazione: ETP and Industry
Come investire negli ETF FANG
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Argomento: FAANG , GAFAM , FATANG
Tipo di pubblicazione: ETP and Industry
Come investire negli ETF FANG
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Sia gli investitori che i gestori di hedge fund diversificano i loro portafogli investendo negli ETF FANG. Cosa sono le azioni FANG e perché sono così popolari? Esamineremo come si comportano le azioni FANG e perché queste azioni sono redditizie.
Che tu preferisca strategie di investimento a lungo oa breve termine, FANG beneficia di entrambe. Spiegheremo perché questi leader del settore valgono il tuo investimento.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Argomento: Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Investment Cases , Investments , Single stock research
Come andare short sulle azioni Tesla
03 November, 2021 | GraniteShares
Dai un'occhiata a questo articolo per informazioni sulla vendita allo scoperto di azioni Tesla in modo sicuro e su una società innovativa che ti aiuterà a espandere il tuo portafoglio di investimenti con pochi problemi.
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 15 Sep 2023
20 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets started last week on a positive note, climbing on reports of Tesla’s supercomputer development to power its driverless-system capabilities. Markets retreated slightly Tuesday following Oracle’s downbeat guidance/forecast but continued higher Wednesday and Thursday after a mainly-as-expected CPI release Wednesday, powered by hopes of a resilient economy despite continued vigilance from the Fed. Friday, however, saw that optimism fade, triggered by a disappointing Adobe earnings report, a sustained rally in oil prices and a surprise decline in consumer sentiment. All 3 major stock market indexes, up 1% through Thursday, experienced sharp declines, driving both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Indexes slightly into the red and Dow Jones Industrial Average to almost unchanged. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 0.2% to 4,450.32, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 0.4% to 13,704.70, the Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 0.1% to 34,618.77, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate rose 7bps to 4.33% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Stock markets moved lower last week with the Nasdaq Composite Index registering the steepest decline versus the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Concerns of “higher-rates-for-longer” clouded investor outlooks, propelled by lower-than-expected initial jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected ISM Services Index release. Higher oil prices in front of next week’s CPI release added to concerns, increasing expectations of higherthan-desired inflation. Reflecting these concerns, the dollar continued to strengthen and 10-year Treasury rates rose powered by a rise in 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 1.3% to 4,458.85, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 1.9% to 13,761.53, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8% to 34,577.28, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 8bps to 4.26% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 08 Sep 2023
11 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets moved lower last week with the Nasdaq Composite Index registering the steepest decline versus the S&P 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Concerns of “higher-rates-for-longer” clouded investor outlooks, propelled by lower-than-expected initial jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected ISM Services Index release. Higher oil prices in front of next week’s CPI release added to concerns, increasing expectations of higherthan-desired inflation. Reflecting these concerns, the dollar continued to strengthen and 10-year Treasury rates rose powered by a rise in 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index decreased 1.3% to 4,458.85, the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 1.9% to 13,761.53, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8% to 34,577.28, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 8bps to 4.26% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
All 3 major indexes moved higher last week, powered mainly by investor reassessment of the strength of the economy and, as a result, of a possible relaxing of the Fed’s current monetary policy. Weaker-than-expected JOLTS and consumer confidence releases early last week seemingly accentuated Fed Chair Powell’s “proceed with caution” Jackson Hole comments, increasing expectations of a less aggressive Fed, pushing Treasury rates lower and stock prices higher. More (but less) of the same followed with an unexpected revision lower to Q2 GDP. Thursday’s PCE Price Index release, while generally reflecting a slowing in core and headline inflation, also showed continued higher-than-desired (by the Fed) wage and services inflation, increasing (at least momentarily) uncertainty regarding the Fed’s future course of action. Friday’s weaker-than-expected Jobs Report, also seemingly increased uncertainty with lower-than-expected jobs created offset by slightly higher-than-expected wage growth. 10-year Treasury rates, down 13bps through Thursday, rose 8bps Friday (following the Jobs Report), finishing the week 5bps lower. The move lower was entirely due to falling 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 2.5% to 4,515.77, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 3.3% to 14,031.82, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4% to 34,838.01, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 5bps to 4.18% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Healthcare , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 01 Sep 2023
05 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
All 3 major indexes moved higher last week, powered mainly by investor reassessment of the strength of the economy and, as a result, of a possible relaxing of the Fed’s current monetary policy. Weaker-than-expected JOLTS and consumer confidence releases early last week seemingly accentuated Fed Chair Powell’s “proceed with caution” Jackson Hole comments, increasing expectations of a less aggressive Fed, pushing Treasury rates lower and stock prices higher. More (but less) of the same followed with an unexpected revision lower to Q2 GDP. Thursday’s PCE Price Index release, while generally reflecting a slowing in core and headline inflation, also showed continued higher-than-desired (by the Fed) wage and services inflation, increasing (at least momentarily) uncertainty regarding the Fed’s future course of action. Friday’s weaker-than-expected Jobs Report, also seemingly increased uncertainty with lower-than-expected jobs created offset by slightly higher-than-expected wage growth. 10-year Treasury rates, down 13bps through Thursday, rose 8bps Friday (following the Jobs Report), finishing the week 5bps lower. The move lower was entirely due to falling 10-year inflation expectations. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 2.5% to 4,515.77, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 3.3% to 14,031.82, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.4% to 34,838.01, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 5bps to 4.18% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.2%.
Stock markets moved higher last week, this time with the Nasdaq Composite Index outperforming both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index. Markets moved higher through mid-week in expectation of the Fed’s tightening operations reaching their zenith after one last 25bp increase. Those expectations were seemingly met Wednesday after an as-expected 25bp hike in the fed funds target range and after somewhat supportive comments by Fed Chair Powell opining that the after effects of heretofore tightening possibly have yet to be seen. Those expectations changed Thursday, however, following smaller-than-expected initial jobless claims and greaterthan-expected GDP growth, generating renewed concerns the Fed may find reason to tighten more (or keep rates higher longer), pushing all 3 indexes at least 1/2 percent lower and 10-year Treasury rates 13bps higher. Alas, Thursday’s concerns were lessened Friday with price and wage inflation data pointing to continued cooling. Both the headline and core PCE Price Index and the Employment Cost Index releases came in slightly better than expected, rejuvenating hopes of “peak rates” and a soon-to-be more benign Fed, powering stock markets markedly higher and partially reversing Thursday’s 10-year Treasury rate rise. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 1.0% to 4,582.23, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.0% to 14,316.66, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.7% to close at 35,458.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 12bp to 3.96% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.6%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Healthcare , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 28 July 2023
01 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets moved higher last week, this time with the Nasdaq Composite Index outperforming both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 Index. Markets moved higher through mid-week in expectation of the Fed’s tightening operations reaching their zenith after one last 25bp increase. Those expectations were seemingly met Wednesday after an as-expected 25bp hike in the fed funds target range and after somewhat supportive comments by Fed Chair Powell opining that the after effects of heretofore tightening possibly have yet to be seen. Those expectations changed Thursday, however, following smaller-than-expected initial jobless claims and greaterthan-expected GDP growth, generating renewed concerns the Fed may find reason to tighten more (or keep rates higher longer), pushing all 3 indexes at least 1/2 percent lower and 10-year Treasury rates 13bps higher. Alas, Thursday’s concerns were lessened Friday with price and wage inflation data pointing to continued cooling. Both the headline and core PCE Price Index and the Employment Cost Index releases came in slightly better than expected, rejuvenating hopes of “peak rates” and a soon-to-be more benign Fed, powering stock markets markedly higher and partially reversing Thursday’s 10-year Treasury rate rise. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 1.0% to 4,582.23, the Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.0% to 14,316.66, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.7% to close at 35,458.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate increased 12bp to 3.96% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.6%.
Stock markets rose last week, with the 2 of the 3 major market indexes registering gains with somewhat large disparity between index returns. Uncertainty ruled early week trading with investor awaiting Nvidia’s earnings report Wednesday (after the close) and Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Friday. Macy’s poor earnings report Tuesday, adding to concerns regarding consumer strength, helped pressure markets lower. Wednesday’s much better-than-expected Toll Brothers’ results (indicating surprisingly strong home building strength despite the high level of mortgage rates) along with generally positive Nvidia expectations pushed all 3 index levels at least ½ percent higher. Though Nvidia’s earnings report beat expectations (sending the stock almost 10% higher after hours Wednesday), markets fell more than 1% Thursday (Nvidia ended the day practically unchanged), besieged by growing concerns of the wherewithal of the economy follow much weaker-than-expected durable goods orders. Lower-than-expected jobless claims, indicating a still-resilient job market, added to those concerns by increasing expectations of continued Fed tight monetary policies. Powell’s comments Friday overall appeared to buoy markets, leaving investors with expectations the Fed would remain vigilant in its fight against inflation but act with caution. 10-year Treasury rates, reflecting investor uncertainty early last week, rose noticeably Tuesday only to fall sharply Wednesday to end the week about 2bps lower. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 0.8% to 4,405.71, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 2.3% to 13,590.65, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 0.5% to 34,346.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 2bps to 4.23% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
Argomento: Telecoms , Financials , Basic Materials , Energy , Industrials , Technology
Tipo di pubblicazione: Market Commentaries
The Long and Short of it, week ending 25 Aug 2023
01 September, 2023 | GraniteShares
Stock markets rose last week, with the 2 of the 3 major market indexes registering gains with somewhat large disparity between index returns. Uncertainty ruled early week trading with investor awaiting Nvidia’s earnings report Wednesday (after the close) and Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Friday. Macy’s poor earnings report Tuesday, adding to concerns regarding consumer strength, helped pressure markets lower. Wednesday’s much better-than-expected Toll Brothers’ results (indicating surprisingly strong home building strength despite the high level of mortgage rates) along with generally positive Nvidia expectations pushed all 3 index levels at least ½ percent higher. Though Nvidia’s earnings report beat expectations (sending the stock almost 10% higher after hours Wednesday), markets fell more than 1% Thursday (Nvidia ended the day practically unchanged), besieged by growing concerns of the wherewithal of the economy follow much weaker-than-expected durable goods orders. Lower-than-expected jobless claims, indicating a still-resilient job market, added to those concerns by increasing expectations of continued Fed tight monetary policies. Powell’s comments Friday overall appeared to buoy markets, leaving investors with expectations the Fed would remain vigilant in its fight against inflation but act with caution. 10-year Treasury rates, reflecting investor uncertainty early last week, rose noticeably Tuesday only to fall sharply Wednesday to end the week about 2bps lower. For the week, the S&P 500 Index increased 0.8% to 4,405.71, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 2.3% to 13,590.65, the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased 0.5% to 34,346.96, the 10-year U.S. Treasury rate decreased 2bps to 4.23% and the U.S. dollar (as measured by the ICE U.S. Dollar index – DXY) strengthened 0.8%.
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230329
Argomento: Financials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3LNI - 1st security holder notice of consolidation
12 April, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230329
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT FACEBOOK DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTIO
Argomento: Tecnologia
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SFB - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT FACEBOOK DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTIO
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT NVIDIA DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONDOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230331
Argomento: Industrials , Tecnologia
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SNV - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT NVIDIA DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF CONDOLIDATION OF SECURITIES 20230331
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT UBER DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
Argomento: Industrials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3SUB - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X SHORT UBER DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
Argomento: Industrials
Tipo di pubblicazione: Regulatory News
3LNI - NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MRA 20230331
31 March, 2023 | GraniteShares
GRANITESHARES FINANCIAL PLC (the “Issuer”) GRANITESHARES 3X LONG NIO DAILY ETP SECURITIES (the “ETP Securities”) NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF MINIMUM REDEMPTION AMOUNT 20230331
