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“Our consideration is whether this is something that is a long-term influence or contained within a handful of companies,” said Tom Hainlin, national investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.

Meanwhile, calls for regulators to step in are growing louder on Capitol Hill, and the Securities and Exchange Commission says it’s carefully monitoring the situation.

The S&P 500 was down 2.2%, as of 12:52 p.m. Eastern time. Some of the heaviest weights on the index were Apple, Microsoft and other Big Tech stocks that have been big winners for professional and other investors over the last year. The index is on track for its worst week in three months, with a 3.5% loss.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 640 points, or 2.1%, to 29,963, and the Nasdaq composite was 2.3% lower.

Other forces were also weighing on the market. Johnson & Johnson fell 6.7% for one of the larger losses in the S&P 500 after it said its vaccine appears to protect against COVID-19, though not as powerfully as rivals. Analysts said the results, which would require just one shot instead of the two required by other vaccine makers, were below expectations.

Some reports on the economy came in better than expected, though they remain weak. One showed Americans’ incomes rose in December, and another said their spending didn’t fall by as much as economists expected.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury rallied to 1.07% from 1.03% from late Thursday.

“Our perspective is we still have a glass half full mentality,” Hainlin said. “Support from the Fed, a fiscal package and progress on the vaccines will ultimately overcome the challenges of COVID-19 and economic reopening.”

Elsewhere, investors watched virus infection spikes in Europe and Asia, renewed travel curbs and negotiations in Washington over President Joe Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion economic aid package. Hopes for such stimulus for the economy have carried the S&P 500 and other major indexes back to record highs recently, along with enthusiasm about COVID-19 vaccines and the Federal Reserve's pledge to keep the accelerator floored on its help for the economy. Low interest rates from the Fed can act like steroids for stocks and other investments.

“We are still moving towards a recovery from the pandemic, just a heck of a lot bumpier than anyone had expected,” said Stephen Innes of Axi in a report.

Stocks fell across Asian and European markets.

But Wall Street’s focus remains squarely on GameStop and other moonshotting stocks. AMC Entertainment jumped 60.4%, and headphone company Koss nearly doubled. After their success with GameStop, traders have been looking for other downtrodden stocks in the market where hedge funds and other Wall Street firms are betting on price drops.

By rallying together into these stocks, they are triggering something called a “short squeeze.” In that, a stock's price can explode higher as investors who had bet on price declines scramble to get out of their trades.

The smaller investors, meanwhile, have been crowing about their empowerment and saying the financial elite are simply getting their comeuppance after years of pulling away from the rest of America.

“We've had their boot on our necks for so (expletive) long that the sudden rush of blood to our brains when we have just a (asterisk)chance(asterisk) of getting free has made me feel ... well, it's made me feel,” one user wrote on a Reddit discussion about GameStop stock.

“I've been isolated throughout this entire pandemic and live in a state far from home or any sense of community, ”another user replied. “I'd kind of just... given up. These last few weeks I've started caring again; feeling impassioned again; wanting more again.”

Most of Wall Street and other market watchers say they expect the smaller-pocketed investors who are pushing up GameStop to eventually get burned. The struggling retailer is expected to still lose money in its next fiscal year, and many analysts say its stock should be closer to $15 than $330.

In response, many users on Reddit have said they can keep up the pressure longer than hedge funds can stay solvent, although they often use more colorful language to say that.

The SEC said Friday that is evaluating “the extreme price volatility of certain stocks’ trading prices,” warning that such volatility can expose investors to “rapid and severe losses and undermine market confidence.”

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AP Business Writer Joe McDonald contributed.

Quelle: https://www.marketbeat.com/articles/...under-the-pressure-2021-01-29/

so wird der KrimsKram hier auch enden...

bei den Robinhodern gehts ja um Prinzipien, koste es was es wolle.

ist in seinem Alter schädlich.

https://www.youtube.com/...st?list=PLusRC6Hbaf8kC91Sd0J5qT-It5BTya0cH

Moderat - Bad Kingdom

oder Korea o. Vietnam...

tja...

ich find´s widerlich und zum kotzen...

von allen auf der Welt...

ne Schande sondergleichen...
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Chinas Kriegsdrohung gegen Taiwan

"Taiwans Unabhängigkeit bedeutet Krieg" - Pekings Mantra wird in diesen Tagen wieder sehr laut rezitiert. Bedauerlicherweise bleibt es nicht bei Worten.

www.dw.com/de/chinas-kriegsdrohung-gegen-taiwan/a-56369754

NACHT... !


und Küsschen...

Unabhängigkeit Taiwans...

hoffe mal, USA postieren da einige Militärs und warten auf den ersten Schuss vom CHINESEN, wenn er sich denn traut...

wenn der Chinese ruhig bleibt, geht das 100 Jahre so weiter...

kalter Krieg bedeutet aber ne wirtschaftliche Isolation Chinas...

bin ich auch voll dafür...

usw...

Bussy...

von der fx Front!

Rohstoffwährungen extrem bullisch, das wird die Aktienmärkte grünen lassen....




Mit freundlichen Grüßen

ohweia...

die brauchen nen Assistenten weil das Touchscreen blöööd zu bedienen ist...

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US-Autohersteller Probleme mit dem Touchscreen – Tesla ruft 135.000 Autos zurück
Der Bildschirm in vielen älteren Teslas ist anfällig für Defekte, was die freie Sicht des Fahrers gefährdet. In den USA müssen die Autos nun nachgebessert werden – ob das auch in Deutschland passiert, ist noch unklar.

02.02.2021, 18.06 Uhr

www.spiegel.de/auto/...a-0841ebe8-8adf-4907-a32d-2100e969d3a2

der AMI würde nicht heulen...

und jetzt...

Küsschen... !

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„Rote Linien“ : China verbittet sich Einmischung der Vereinigten Staaten

   Von Friederike Böge, Peking
   -Aktualisiert am 02.02.2021-15:17

China unterdrückt die Uiguren im eigenen Land und die Demokratiebewegung in Hongkong. Die neue amerikanische Regierung will dazu nicht schweigen. Sollte sie aber lieber, findet die Volksrepublik.

www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/ausland/...-der-usa-17177570.html

und morgen kommt mal wieder die EZB und schmeißt Milliarden auf den Markt wie jeden ersten Freitag im Monat und der Dachs tut das was er immer tut wünsche allen ein erfolgreiches Trading Jahr

von der Währungsfront...



Rohstoffwährungen klar short - das wird die leidigen Aktienmärkte mit in den Abgrund reißen....





Mit freundlichen Grüßen

auf ganzer Linie...

abgeklärte & vernünftige Politik innen wie nach außen...

alles super...