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Hello everyone, I hope your are having a fantastic day at the time your are reading this. Today we are back to discuss some changes we have seen in the past couple days in the stock market and what you can potentially expect out of the rest of the week. Enjoy!

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Market Recap:

Yesterday, energy stocks led the market, fueled by a sharp decline in oil prices, which dropped to $71.50 per barrel, down 3.2% in a single day. The Dow Jones rose 0.8%. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 closed up 0.6%, and the NASDAQ climbed 1.3% as investors rotated out of tech stocks, concerned about potential regulatory changes. Semiconductor companies like Intel saw modest declines of 1.9%.

S&P 500: +0.6%
NASDAQ: +1.3%
Dow Jones: +0.8%
Oil Prices: $74.50 per barrel

Stocks to Watch:

Chevron (CVX): Shares dropped 1.9% yesterday, supported by lowerr oil prices and a weak quarterly earnings report. With continued demand for fossil fuels, analysts project the stock to hit $180/share by Q1 2025.

Shopify (SHOP): Up 1.1%, and remains a favorite among growth investors. Shopify's expansion into AI-powered e-commerce tools could boost revenues by 15% YoY, making its current price of $113/share an attractive entry point for long-term investors.

Today’s Stock Market Tip:

Future Stock Predictions:

The clean energy sector is poised for massive growth as governments increase funding for renewable projects. Companies like First Solar (FSLR) could see their stock rise to $250/share by late 2025, up from its current price of $200/share, as global demand for solar panels surges. Similarly, NextEra Energy (NEE) is expected to benefit from a 28% increase in wind energy projects in the U.S. over the next 18 months.

Economic Conditions

The latest CPI report showed inflation ticking up by 0.4% in October, bringing the annual rate to 3.2%, driven by higher energy costs. Despite this, consumer spending remains resilient, increasing by 1.1% YoY. The Federal Reserve hinted at maintaining interest rates at 5.5% for now, as it monitors economic data. This could stabilize financial markets, though sectors like real estate and consumer discretionary remain under pressure.

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Is Value Investing Back in Style?

For the last decade, growth stocks like Tesla and Amazon dominated investor portfolios. However, as interest rates remain elevated, value investing is making a comeback. Value stocks—those trading below their intrinsic value—often perform better in high-rate environments where speculative growth is less appealing.

Take Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), for example, which focuses on undervalued companies with strong cash flows. Its shares are up 18% YoY, compared to the NASDAQ's modest 8% gain. Value ETFs, such as the Vanguard Value ETF (VTV), are seeing increased inflows, with $4.2 billion added in the last quarter alone.
Investors should balance portfolios by including sectors like utilities, energy, and healthcare, which typically offer higher dividend yields and greater stability during economic uncertainty. With the market at a crossroads, this could be the time to rethink your strategy.

Key Takeaways:

• Market Recap: Oil dropped to $71.50/barrel, driving the Dow Jones up just 0.8%.

• Stocks to Watch: Chevron and Shopify show potential for energy and tech investors.

• Tip: Use the PEG ratio to find undervalued growth stocks.

• Predictions: Clean energy stocks like First Solar could see major gains by 2025.

• Economic Update: Inflation is at 3.2%, with consumer spending up 1.1% YoY

That’s All For Today

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