Lu Wang

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Lu Wang |Denitsa Tsekova

(Bloomberg) -- It all made sense in the depths of the downdraft. Steel your portfolio against calamity, load up on defensive positions and find a safe port to ride out the storm. Four weeks into Wall Street’s epic turnaround, some of those decisions are starting to look rash. Trades that got crowded in April’s tumult have suddenly become vulnerable, among them shorting the US dollar, betting against equities and wagering on higher market volatility.

1 week ago | ba.bloombergadria.com | Lu Wang

Podijeli vijest WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Berze 03. maj 2025, 12:22 Bio je to tjedan kada se Wall Street vratio u formu. Dionice su zabilježile nevjerojatan oporavak, poništivši sve gubitke izazvane šokovima od uvođenja carina u travnju. Američke korporacije izbacile su milijarde dolara dugoočekivanih obveznica, a spekulativna imovina – od kriptovaluta do neprofitabilnih tehnoloških tvrtki – snažno je porasla.

1 week ago | hr.bloombergadria.com | Lu Wang

Podijeli vijest WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Burze 03. svibanj 2025, 10:35 Bio je to tjedan kada se Wall Street vratio u formu. Dionice su zabilježile nevjerojatan oporavak, poništivši sve gubitke izazvane šokovima od uvođenja carina u travnju. Američke korporacije izbacile su milijarde dolara dugoočekivanih obveznica, a spekulativna imovina – od kriptovaluta do neprofitabilnih tehnoloških tvrtki – snažno je porasla.

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Lu Wang |Isabelle Lee

It was the week Wall Street got its swagger back. Stocks staged a gravity-defying rebound to wipe out all losses from April’s tariff shock, Corporate America unleashed billions in pent-up bond sales and speculative assets from crypto to unprofitable tech companies surged. Yet beyond the relief rally — built on hopes that the White House will ink trade deals soon enough — the financial ecosystem is flashing warning signs for the likes of hedge funds and day traders plunging back into risk.

1 week ago | fortune.com | Lu Wang |Isabelle Lee

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Angela Weiss—AFP via Getty Images