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A bearish headline on Apple is dragging down the tech market this morning, Fed gears up for rate cuts, trouble in Swiftie paradise and more
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Happy Monday! Itās hard to win a fantasy football matchup when your best player / first-round draft pick doesnāt perform well (Iām looking at you Tyreek Hill). And itās hard for the stock market to move higher when the biggest company in the world is trading down on bearish headlines (Iām looking at you Apple). Plus, will the Fed cut by 25 or 50 bps on Wednesday?
āAaron Bry
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MARKET SNAPSHOT
Last Week: Was a volatile week for the overall market, but some strong rallies brought us well into the green for the week. The QQQs moved higher by nearly 5% in five trading days, with the Dow and S&P lagging slightly behind.
On Our Radar: There is not much in terms of economic data today, but Wednesday will be the highly anticipated Fed decision regarding interest rates. We will also get earnings from FedEx and some other companies throughout the week.
TOP STORY
Basically: Shares of Apple, Inc. moved sharply lower in premarket trading on Monday, with a slew of factors weighing down on them.
So: Preorders for Appleās latest iPhone iterations began last Friday and an early tally by some analysts does not paint a positive picture. TFI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a social media post late Sunday that iPhone 16 preorders were 37 million units, down 12.7% from the iPhone 15 first-week preorders. Here are the other stocks moving on the Apple news.
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FIVE ZINGERS
All Clear, All Green: $DJT shares are soaring higher after Donald Trump declared that he was āsafe and wellā following another potential assassination attempt.
Feast Or Famine: Restaurant powerhouse Darden is gearing up to report earnings. Hereās what analysts are saying ahead of the report.
The Gold Standard: Gold hit new all-time highs against a weaker dollar. But, is it too late to get in on the gold rally?
Bad Blood: Some T-Swift fans arenāt happy with the starās endorsement of VP Kamala Harris. Hereās what one mother did about it.
Your Chance At $30k Risk-Free: Benzinga's World Championship of Trading is about to take off, and all you have to do is sign up and paper trade for your chance at the prizes.
ONE FOR THE ROAD
Basically: U.S. stocks could start the first trading session of the week on a mixed note, as traders fully bake in the odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve this week.
So: Small-caps are outperforming in the premarket, as evidenced by the solid rise in the Russell 2,000 futures. Analysts and market watchers are polarized about the impact the widely anticipated rate cut can have on the market. But one fund manager is gearing up to buy the dip on these stocks.
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