How far can this rally go

Today’s Daily Byte

After some mild push-up yesterday, this morning also felt like markets were going higher. But then towards the middle of the day, the market did a U-turn and completely collapsed. As I was mentioning yesterday, the markets are in no mood to go anywhere. We are just bobbing around 25,000, which is not a bad thing. I mean, we can’t be expecting to go up every week, every month, or every half a year.

The IT sector, however, is making some kind of a comeback. We will discuss how sectors have rotated in the recent past and in the longer term, and how you should be looking at sectoral rotation.

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How far can this rally go

Bull markets are a fascinating aspect of the stock market. They represent extended periods of rising prices, creating opportunities for investors to gain significant returns. Historically, some bull markets have lasted for several years and delivered exceptional returns. One of the longest bull runs lasted 77 months, providing an impressive 622% return.

Currently, we are in a bull market that has given 220% returns so far. This shows that there might still be room for further growth.. . . . .

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Stock options and Luck

Market cap per employee is an interesting metric that can reveal how much value a company generates for each person working there. For example, Nvidia leads this list with a market cap of around $97 million per employee, even after a recent drop in stock value. Following Nvidia, Netflix sits at $23 million, while Apple comes in at $22 million. On the other hand, Walmart, which is known for its large workforce, has a market cap of $290,000 per employee.

This comparison highlights the difference between tech companies and more traditional businesses when it comes to the value they create for their workforce.. . . . .

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