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2023-05-09

Currently, it is a potential window for trading as US stock markets are gaining more trading activity. When interest rate hike is going to plateau, what is next for stock markets? Take the opportunity but don't be too greedy! All the best.

Apple and Amazon Stock Could Power the S&P 500 to 4400

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Likewise he expects the ISM PMI Manufacturing index rising in the second and third quarters, a trend that has also historically led higher the economy and S&P 500's earnings per share.That's good news, given that the market doesn't necessarily \"need strong earnings per share [it] just needs to avoid an earnings-per-share recession and the PMI hints at 2023 recession avoidance,\" Bannister writes.That combination of stronger earnings and moderate inflation plus real growth would tend to favor both growth stocks -- like the tech hardware and equipment maker Apple, and Amazon.com's $(AMZN)$ heavy retailing industry -- along with cyclical value stocks, spanning industries from basic materials to diversified financials.Those bets have already in large part been winners of course, as investors move away from the safe-haven plays that dominated 2022, to names like those in Big Tech that have done so much to fuel 2023's rally. 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