Will the US stock industry rebound in 2023? That’s what all traders and investors are asking this January and we decided to create a video that looks at all the factors that will determine how US equities perform this year.
Starting with a review for last year, we can say that the performance of US stock indices in 2022 can be divided into two parts. The first one, from January to September, when the Fed showed peak hawkishness and delivered back-to-back rate hikes which saw a continued selloff in equities. The second one, from October until mid-December, when markets tried to front-run a pivot from the Fed and started buying back into these equities at more favourable levels.
The key question now is what is going to happen to loan charge rates in the first half of 2023. If we take the comments from the December meeting it seems pretty clear that the Fed is not yet done raising rates but even when they are they expect to keep the terminal rate in place for a while, with minimal cuts priced in.
Which factors do you think will impact the US stock industry in 2023? Do you think it will end up rebounding or losing more ground by December? Let us know in the comments and make sure to subscribe to the channel for more videos like our US stock industry 2023 outlook.
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:16 US stock industry recap for 2022
04:18 Fundamental themes for 2023
08:14 S&P 500 technical study for 2023
12:03 Nasdaq technical study for 2023
15:40 Recap
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