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Passive investors looking to take on a more contrarian position in the new year may wish to consider some of the sectors that most investors may be ignoring as the rise of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom continues.
Never seen better opportunities in the energy transition, infrastructure: Neuberger Berman's Rachlin
Doug Rachlin, Neuberger Berman senior portfolio manager, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the opportunity set for the firm's energy transition and infrastructure strategy.
As crude oil enters 2025 in an elevated range due to increasing global energy demands and many new investments in offshore production, energy stocks could be due to rise. Energy firms had a lackluster year in 2024, but a renewed focus by the new administration on incentivizing an increase in energy production by loosening regulations over drilling on federal lands could help boost the sector.
As A.I. stocks rally on news of the Stargate project, @Theotrade's Don Kaufman's stays bullish on Broadcom (AVGO) due to its ability to ride on co-tails of leaders like Nvidia (NVDA). He later breaks down his bullishness in Nike (NKE) and bearishness in the energy sector (XLE).
Donald Trump commences his second term by enacting a series of executive orders. The actions are poised to create winners and losers across different industries.
Donald Trump is set to be sworn in as the 47th president of the United States today. The new administration is expected to bring a wave of policy shifts.
The energy sector has become a leader after being a laggard over the past two years.
A rise in Treasury yields is likely to benefit a few corners of the stock and bond market.
Interest rate peaks often cause short-term S&P 500 selloffs, especially for REITs. I retain hope that REITs may decouple from 10-year Treasury yields once rates stabilize. Baby Boomers' economic impact is profound, influencing inflation, wages, and consumption patterns, with Millennials having a smaller effect at later ages in life. Debating whether dividend growth investors should buy Magnificent 7 stocks, I find GOOGL compelling for its reasonable valuation and growth potential.
The final trades of the day with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Fast Money traders.