Wall Street indicators are increasing bypassing artificial intelligence

US stock indicators have risen, as profits in most major sectors have overwhelmed the disappointing profits of some technology giants. Treasury Bonds recorded their lowest levels for 2025, after poor data on the US service sector. The shares of approximately 350 businesses in the S&B500 climbed, and the company “Invidia” led the profits in the slice sector. But the ‘Seven Greats’ index of technology giants (Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Invidia, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla) fell by 1.5%, as the results of ‘Alphabet’ drove the parent company “Google” to its worst decline in more than a year. The shares of “Advanced Micro Device” also fell 6.3% due to poor expectations. In the extensive trade after closing the market, “Qualcomm” shares have risen thanks to optimistic sales expectations, while Aram Holdings made poor estimates. Ford car warned about the possibility of profits. Wall Street is much influenced by volatile economic data, commercial tensions and questions about whether the billions of rand spent on artificial intelligence will begin to achieve returns. For Mark Hackett of “National Weed”, the big rush of the events affecting the market in the first weeks of 2025 is a blatant reminder of investors that fluctuations can appear unexpectedly. The incidence of “Deepseek” as a threat in the field of artificial intelligence, by eradicating half a trillion dollar of the value of “invidia”. Last night, the results of ‘alphabet’ raised questions about their capital expenditure of a group of major technology -contributed companies that contributed to strengthening the upcoming stock market. While the shares of the Seven Greats have achieved more than half of the “S&B 500” index over the past two years, the growth of the profits has begun to delay. Also read: These are the performance expectations of “S&P 500” next year after everyone surprised in 2024, and Ed Yardini, founder of the research business that bears his name, said: “In the US stock market, we love large companies, especially the rest of the 493 businesses of the S&B 500 index, the profit margins of which have to expand with their dependence on technologies.” He added: “We do not believe that the seven greats are largely evaluated, but we see an area for the survival of the other businesses in the index.” The S&B 500 increased by 0.4%. The Nasdaq 100 index added about 0.4%. The Dow Jones Industrial Index achieved 0.7%profits. United Health Group has reduced its losses to 1% after announcing its communications with the US Security and Exchange Committee on concerns about the deleted bill Askman’s publication on the “X” platform, which states that the company exaggerates its profit report. Uber’s shares also fell 7.6% due to poor guidance on the reserved income. Treasury effects of ten years dropped by 9 basis points to 4.42%. The Bloomberg index for the immediate dollar also fell 0.2%. “The fluctuations were the most important event this week, as the stock market tries to find the stability amid changes in the scenery of customs duties and mixed profits,” says Daniel Skyley, head of the market research and strategy team in “Morgan Stanley” for wealth management. He added: “The S&B 500 index recorded new record levels less than two weeks ago, but by returning, it was really in a state of ‘irregular fluctuation’ since the beginning of December. Given the ongoing state of uncertainty about customs duties, Skyley says that ‘international’ sectors such as equipment, and some parts of consumer. US stocks and oil contracts on his part, Jim Chanus, who is one of the most famous sellers, said: “Nobody can see the biggest risks US stock markets face in the six months to 12, as the challenges will be unpredictable events, such as the last concern for the Deep Seck who has a trillion dollar in the market. “The right risks will be something like Deep Cake, which suddenly appears and changes people’s thinking. We don’t know what it is,” Chandus said in an interview with “Bloomberg” on Wednesday. As the profit season is coming up, one of the things that strategies monitor in the ‘Pepsk’ group to invest carefully is the percentage of shares that the SO -mentioned ‘Triple Play’ records, what happens when the company’s performance exceeds analysts’ estimates in revenue and profit items, while improving future guidance. This year, 75% of the shares exceeded the profit estimates for each share, while 66% exceeded revenue estimates, the streets said. Although these rates are strong compared to 2021, it has been monitored that 8% of companies have reduced financial guidance, compared to only 5% of companies that have increased financial guidance. The streets added ‘Pepsk’: ‘When Triple Play was very popular in 2021, share prices were less positive in interacting with that,’ and they continued: ‘Now, after it became less frequent, the shares that revealed the leading performance responded more positively.’ Over the past three months to Tuesday, there have been 100 companies that have announced an excellent performance, and ‘Pepsk’ indicated that this shares recorded an average 10% increase in one day in response. Also read: “Bank of America” ​​warns against a bubble in US stocks and cryptocurrencies, while traders are preparing to report on Friday, the data showed that employment in US businesses in January increased more than expected, which shows strong growth in the labor market, despite the increasing doubt. Federal Reserve officials are monitoring the development of the labor market carefully while evaluating the amount of interest rates this year. The rapid increase in the unemployment rate last summer was one of the most important factors that policymakers urged to reduce interest by a full percentage point in 2024. However, the labor market has since shown renewed power, as Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell described last week as “very stable”. A questionnaire conducted by ’22 in Research’ business showed that only 24% of participants believe that Friday -data will be ‘a riskier’. 30% said it would be “an indication of a low risk”, while 46% believed that the data would be “a mixture/ without a major impact”. Dennis Deboser of “22 in Research” said: “The concentration of investors became in an average hourly wage this month, after focusing more on salaries and unemployment rate last month,” Dennis Deboser of “22 in Research” said.