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Why the Stock Market Isn't 'Getting Smoked' as Fed Signals It's Ready to Supersize Interest Rate Hikes

Investors 'feel a credible Fed is a strong Fed': analystFederal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell SAMUE

Why the Stock Market Isn't 'Getting Smoked' as Fed Signals It's Ready to Supersize Interest Rate Hikes

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Technology and growth stocks are seen as the most sensitive to rising Treasury yields, which lessens the present value of their future earnings and cash flow and which is used to justify their high stock prices. The Nasdaq, however, already slumped into a bear market earlier this month, falling more than 20% from its November record close.</p><p>However, stocks have bounced significantly since the Fed last week kicked off the rate-hike cycle with a 25 basis point increase to the fed-funds rate and signaled substantial monetary tightening is yet to come. Stock indexes are now also trading above levels seen ahead of Russia&#39;s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.</p><p>The Dow Jones Industrial Average   rose around 255 points, or 0.7%, on Tuesday. The S&amp;P 500  gained 1.1%, with the large-cap benchmark posting its highest close since Feb. 9.</p><p>It&#39;s important to remember the S&amp;P 500 index had pulled back nearly 15% through the Feb. 24 low, which means &#34;a lot of bad news was priced in,&#34; and which means the risk/reward outlook has improved since the beginning of 2022, said Tom Lee, founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors. in a note.</p><p>The current market environment, however, is one in which investors shouldn&#39;t attempt to &#34;be a hero&#34; or make a &#34;big call,&#34; he said, with markets likely to remain volatile.</p><p>Pepperstone&#39;s Weston noted that the Russia-Ukraine war has served to stoke inflation worries as crude oil and other commodity prices have surged in volatile trading. 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The S&P 500  gained 1.1%, with the large-cap benchmark posting its highest close since Feb. 9.It's important to remember the S&P 500 index had pulled back nearly 15% through the Feb. 24 low, which means \"a lot of bad news was priced in,\" and which means the risk/reward outlook has improved since the beginning of 2022, said Tom Lee, founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors. in a note.The current market environment, however, is one in which investors shouldn't attempt to \"be a hero\" or make a \"big call,\" he said, with markets likely to remain volatile.Pepperstone's Weston noted that the Russia-Ukraine war has served to stoke inflation worries as crude oil and other commodity prices have surged in volatile trading. 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