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đź’¸ Three Market Sectors Catching Fire After Trump's Election Win
Plus an insider stock buy you need to pay attention to, and more
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Happy Thursday! Investors are betting big on these three investments following Trump’s election win. And an insider stock buy you need to be paying attention to.
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MARKET RECAP
Yesterday: Higher-than-expected inflation numbers gave markets pause once again, while cryptocurrencies continued to climb.
On Our Radar: All eyes will be on Fed Chair Powell, who will speak on how the pace of rate cuts, on inflation, and will try to avoid speaking on the incoming administration’s proposed policies.
TOP STORY
Investors are growing bullish on the U.S. economy and the stock market, yet also fearing rising inflation prospects following Donald Trump's election win, according to the latest Bank of America's November Global Fund Manager Survey.
FIVE ZINGERS
High-Powered Currency: The US dollar just powered past a four-month high against the Japanese yen, reigniting the “carry trade.” Here’s why investors are betting on Trump strengthening the dollar - and what it means for your pocket.
Unstoppable: AI chip giant Nvidia is already up more than 200% this year, but one analyst is predicting another surge. It will all become obvious on November 20.
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Demand Without Supply: British housing prices are set to surge by 23% over the next five years. Some experts think that makes the sector an excellent opportunity for American investors.
Rockets Are Out, Flying Cars Are In: Renowned tech investor Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest funds just sold $9 million worth of shares in Rocket Labs (RKLB). Here’s what she’s buying instead.
ONE FOR THE ROAD
Editor’s Note: Every Thursday, Benzinga Edge members receive the C-Suite Buy of the Week, a report detailing the insider buying that, unlike most, is actually worth paying attention to. Here’s a sneak peek at last week’s:
The Great Financial Crisis was the gold standard for toxic real estate conversations.
Each time the smart money piled in and made a fortune.
According to recent SEC filings, they are doing it again this time.
The Macquarie Group is a division of the Macquarie Bank in Sydney, Australia. The group handles the bank’s business and investing outside of Australia and has had quite a reputation over the years as a very shrewd and profitable dealmaker.
In the second half of 2024, Macquarie Group has been moving into US real estate.
The firm just filed forms with the SEC revealing it now owns over 5% of Lexington Realty Trust, an owner of single-tenant warehouse and industrial properties in Ohio, Indiana, South Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona.
The firm is clearly very bullish on the single-tenant industrial markets as it has also been buying shares of Plymouth Industrial REIT (PLYM) this year.
To keep reading, and get full C-Suite Buy of the Week every Thursday, sign up for Benzinga Edge here.
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