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Drop in bank shares accompanied a sell-off in the $22tn Treasury market
Share price has fallen since decision to abandon battery busines
Growth expected for nine of 11 sectors on the S&P 500, even as inflation bites
And readers reply on the S&P 10
From unwinding central bank policies and overvalued assets to geopolitical fears
Nasdaq closes down 3.3% in worst day since February 2021 as interest rate fears propel sell-off of bonds
Shares in ecommerce and video conferencing groups that benefited from lockdowns also drop on Wall Street
Cash creation remains prodigious but regulation threat could be the one thing that halts the charge
Pandemic largesse fails to support some markets and gold also loses out
Lex was impressively wrong on meme stock favourites AMC and GameStop
Decent returns will still be on the cards in 2022 but without valuation multiples soaring to more eye-watering levels
Rise in main indices ‘completely misleading’ with many shares trading at 12-month lows
Analysts and investors find opportunities in companies more exposed to America’s domestic economy
Group’s share price has risen by a fifth
EU auto suppliers say half a million jobs at risk under EU plans to ban combustion-engine cars
And more on growth, value and rates
FT Alphaville has the answer, but we’re not sure Roman Roy does.
In the run-ups to the bursting of the dot.com bubble and the financial crisis, analysts were similarly bullish
The company’s role in the ebb and flow of the stock market is far greater than its $1.1tn valuation implies
Dispersion in returns is a symptom of uncertainty over outlook
Revenue is up, but pre-tax losses are still £188m for the first nine months of the year
Crypto sponsorship deals could be an indicator of irrational exuberance
Value investors and those bullish on growth companies need to look at what they have in common
Stock prices of start-ups climb past established rivals despite lack of sales
The wacky races must go on.
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