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As 2025 approaches, many investors are probably reviewing their portfolios. A smooth economic transition seems more probable now, especially with some interest rate cuts already implemented.
Are investors feeling the pressure from the election situation? The upcoming election is affecting the markets, and there are also concerns about geopolitical risks.
After nearly a year of waiting, the Fed has finally decided to cut rates by 50 basis points. While this decision has been anticipated, it remains to be seen how the market will respond in the next few weeks or months. This could present a chance for those interested in active value investing.
Are investors ignoring value investing at the moment? This idea could be supported, especially after the recent decline in more growth-oriented stocks last week.
What's the deal with the rate cut discussion? With the Fed meeting this week, investors are again trying to figure out when rates might drop.
Market watchers have heard the story countless times: billions, if not trillions, of investor assets are sitting on the sidelines. The idea makes “some” sense on its face, given how popular money market funds have been since the pandemic.
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