Trading Perspectives: An Economic Podcast

The Non-Diversified U.S. Stock Market?


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It is no secret technology stocks have been a driving force in domestic stocks. However, their continued rally has led to the overall sector becoming a huge chunk of the market, and therefore the market's return.

  • How has the happened?
  • Is the concentration to tech stocks truly indicative of the overall diversification of the US economy?
  • Has this sort of lack of diversification ever happened previously?
  • What might this mean for the future of the domestic stock market?

In this week's Trading Perspectives, Sam Clement and John Norris discuss how so-called tech stocks have become the dominant force behind the US markets. It has been a wild, and mostly fun, ride. But will it continue?

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