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"The other 493 will be able to deliver enough to satisfy markets," says @Invesco's Kristina Hooper on S&P 500 earnings outside the Magnificent 7. "I think we're going to see a rotation and I think that's OK..." https://t.co/GE1DYY5WVV
"The other 493 will be able to deliver enough to satisfy markets," says Kristina Hooper on S&P 500 earnings outside the Magnificent 7. "I think we're going to see a rotation and I think that's OK..." https://t.co/6Z122v3bdx
Tech/telecom/healthcare exposure is reaching nosebleed levels that once marked the peak of the Dot Com Bubble. That doesn't mean that the same outcome is certain, but it does give us yet another reason to look for this rotation into the better inglorious 493 stocks to continue. https://t.co/NgmI4rjCBU
According to Bank of America, companies outside the so-called Magnificent 7 are projected to make a significant contribution to S&P 500 earnings per share in the upcoming quarters. Analysts suggest that the performance of the remaining 493 companies in the index is improving, indicating a potential shift in market leadership. This trend may signal a rotation away from the dominant mega-cap tech stocks, which have historically led market gains. Kristina Hooper from Invesco expressed confidence in these companies' ability to meet market expectations, stating, "The other 493 will be able to deliver enough to satisfy markets," and emphasized that this rotation could be beneficial for the market's overall health.
