Growth stocks are back in recent weeks. After a difficult first half, shares of “next big thing” companies are rebounding. Fed Chairman Powell’s “hold the course” speech helped. But is this a signal to jump back into companies that may only produce a profit years from now? A recent article from leading research outfit GMO gives five reasons — based on historical evidence — why now may be the riskiest time in two decades to do just that.
In one day, $110 billion was erased from Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN)’s market cap following a less-than-stellar earnings report. Just before that, Robinhood (Nasdaq: HOOD) had the worst debut ever for an initial public offering (IPO) of its size.
So … is the party over for growth stocks?
Today, Ted and Clint look at the evidence and tell you what you could expect.
And how to make gains regardless.
WTF is going on exactly?
Hear my two predictions about what could come next.
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