Is It Go Time Yet?
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Market On Open, Tuesday 4 June
by Alex King
So the lesson of the last few days is, buy the misery in the morning and sell the euphoria in the afternoon. It can’t be that easy. So let’s assume the game changes soon and just waiting for 3pm Eastern isn’t the only investment strategy in town!
As always in these notes, today we cover all four primary US equity indices (the S&P500, Nasdaq-100, Dow Jones-30 and Russell 2000); bonds (TLT), volatility (the Vix), oil (USO) and sector-specific ETFs including semiconductor (silicon being the new gold!!).
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