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Wednesday’s big stock stories: What’s likely to move the market in the next trading session

The major averages slid for a second consecutive day as President Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico went into effect. Here’s what CNBC is watching Wednesday.

Author Posted on March 5, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Best stocks to own during a trade war, according to Evercore ISI

Low volatility stocks outperformed in February trading, as well as during the 2018 tariffs, as trade war fears have spooked markets.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Three defensive plays with good-looking charts as markets shudder

David Keller breaks down the charts on AEP, Bristol-Myers and British American Tobacco.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Investor Dan Niles says he’ll ‘probably force’ himself to buy some beaten-up tech

Dan Niles revealed on Tuesday that he is planning to buy some technology stocks that have underperformed the broader market this year.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Cheap? Nvidia valuation nearing 10-year lows, according to Bernstein

The bellwether AI chip manufacturer has pulled back almost 14% in 2025. Earlier Tuesday, it was down almost 17% YTD.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

A way to bet on a tech stock bounce with less risk using options

Nishant Pant describes a bull call spread in the QQQs.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Tariffs will wipe out all profits for Detroit’s Big Three if they don’t raise prices, estimates Barclays

U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent levies could eradicate the profits of “Big Three” automakers General Motors, Ford and Stellantis, according to Barclays.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Citigroup’s new ‘growth-at-a-reasonable-price’ picks following February’s pullback

The Wall Street bank told investors to consider buying cheap stocks with strong growth potential, such as Airbnb, amid an increasingly uncertain backdrop.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Goldman Sachs rolls out suite of downside protection ETFs as market volatility picks up

New buffer funds Goldman Sachs have a few wrinkles that make them different from the biggest competitors in the space.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

Bank of America slashes Tesla price target as U.S. tariffs become reality

The firm noted that he expects overall industry dynamics to be inconsistent in 2025.

Author Posted on March 4, 2025Categories Uncategorized

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