The S&P 500 experienced its longest losing streak of 2025, dropping for five consecutive trading days as of Thursday. It is also the first time this year that the index has endured such a drop, according to Dow Jones Market Data.The S&P 500 declined 1.5% over the past five sessions, pressured by selling in big tech names as investors rotated away from the tech sector on AI bubble fears and overvaluation concerns. This downturn was exacerbated by disappointing Target (TGT) and Walmart (WMT) earnings, renewed ...

>> With the one. >> CNBC out with its latest fed survey showing some growing concern about the market's valuation. Let's get over to Steve Liesman.He's got details for us Steve. >> Hey, David. Yeah.Respondents to the CNBC fed survey expressing as much concern about overvaluation in the stock market as they have in at least a year. S&P seen pretty much flat, even down according to the average respondent, 37 respondents. This time 6344 was 6133 in June.So it's up from there. But below where the market is righ ...

As I expected in my previous Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA ) write-up , the Robotaxi launch in June was a solid positive catalyst for the share price. As a result, the stock delivered a 15% rally since early June. This is wayComing from an IT background, I have dived into the U.S. stock market seven years ago by managing portfolio of my family. Starting managing real money has been challenging for the first time, but long hours of mastering fundamental analysis of public companies paid off and now I feel very c ...

Heading into earnings season, a price to earnings or PE ratio of 22 suggest stocks are priced at 22 times their annual earnings, which is historically high. For context, the S&P 500 long-term average PE is around 15 to 16 with peaks near 25 to 30 during past bubbles such as the dot era. A PE of 22 is elevated but not extreme by historical standards.Elevated pees could signal overvaluation if driven by speculative fervor or concentrated in a few stocks, especially if earnings falter or rates rise. Conversely ...

RT bearTattoo (@JballSv)This is what i have been saying for so long. It's too expensive. $100bill market cap companies put you in like the top 100 biggest companies in the world. These crypto companies don't have that type of revenue or growth yet. So we have all been out of our minds in overvaluation ...