John Cheng

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | John Cheng

Angesichts der nachlassenden Handelsspannungen mit China haben sich laut den Strategen von Goldman Sachs die Aussichten für US-Aktien verbessert. Allerdings erscheine die Bewertung angesichts anhaltender Unsicherheiten bereits optimistisch. Ein Team unter der Leitung von David Kostin hob sein Dreimonatsziel für US-Aktien auf 5.900 an, was einem Anstieg von knapp 1% gegenüber dem aktuellen Stand entspricht. Das legt nahe, dass der jüngste Anstieg bald zum Stillstand kommen dürfte.

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | John Cheng

A perspectiva para as ações dos Estados Unidos está melhorando, à medida que as tensões comerciais com a China diminuem, embora os preços já pareçam otimistas devido às incertezas persistentes. É o que dizem estrategistas do Goldman Sachs. Uma equipe liderada por David Kostin elevou sua projeção de três meses para as ações dos EUA para 5.900 pontos — ou um ganho de menos de 1% em relação aos níveis atuais, o que implica que o recente avanço deve se estagnar.

1 day ago | news.bloombergtax.com | John Cheng

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1 day ago | infobae.com | John Cheng

(Bloomberg) -- Las perspectivas para la renta variable estadounidense están mejorando a medida que se alivian las tensiones comerciales con China, aunque los precios ya parecen optimistas dada la persistencia de la incertidumbre, según estrategas de Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

1 day ago | fa-mag.com | John Cheng

The outlook for US equities is improving as trade tensions with China ease, though pricing is already looking optimistic given lingering uncertainties, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists. A team led by David Kostin lifted their three-month target for US equities to 5,900 — or a gain of less than 1% from current levels, implying that the recent advance is set to stall.