Given enough time, compounding can turn good returns into great returns, setting investors up for retirement. If you could achieve a 20% compound annual return over that period, a $200,000 portfolio would grow into one worth $1 million. When it comes to market leadership, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) clearly checks that box.
Slatestone Wealth partner and chief market strategist Kenny Polcari shares his market outlook on Market Domination, offering insights on both the technology sector (XLK) and broader market trends (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC). On the tech sector, "I think it's going to continue to be kind of a bumpy ride," Polcari notes, referencing the sector's recent pattern of pullbacks followed by an "explosive rally." While he believes tech will outperform in 2025 saying, "it is changing the world, so you have to be in it" — he urges investors to remain "cautious" and avoid chasing trending stocks. Regarding the overall market, Polcari expects ongoing fluctuations. He challenges the market consensus on interest rates, viewing predictions of a 2025 rate cut in late spring or early summer as "premature," citing persistent inflation concerns. "I continue to be cautious on what the inflation data is going to tell us, which is why I think the market is going to remain in flux," Polcari explains. Despite this cautious outlook, he adds "I'm a buyer of the market absolutely, I'm a buyer on pullbacks. I buy it on down days, not up days." To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here. This post was written by Angel Smith
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After languishing for some time after the company's Q3 earnings, shares of artificial intelligence (AI) juggernaut Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) briefly shot up to nearly $150 before retreating to their current level south of $140. After all, the report was quite positive, so why did the company's shares slip? A lot of anticipation is built into earnings releases, and for a company as successful and high-profile as Nvidia, even success can be read as failure by the market -- at least temporarily.
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