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September Pullback Risk vs. Momentum
Historically, September is the weakest month for U.S. equities, with the S&P 500 averaging a 0.7% drop over the past 75 years. But in 2025, optimism is stronger—thanks to robust earnings, tech-sector gains, and expectations of imminent Fed rate cuts. The S&P 500 recently notched a 1.9% gain in August and remains above its 200-day moving average—a bullish signal for momentum. Nonetheless, volatility could remain elevated due to low VIX levels and upcoming events like inflation data and Fed rate decisions.
2. Semiconductor Slump & Policy Uncertainty
Markets remain cautious: Nvidia and other AI-focused tech stocks retreated as attention turned toward trade uncertainty and a court ruling striking down most of Trump’s tariffs—though markets expect the administration may pursue alternate measures. Meanwhile, a rising rival in China (Alibaba’s AI chip) further pressured Nvidia. Overall, the broader market ended the week slightly lower, weighed down by tech slumps.
3. Post-Drop Recovery & Sectors to Watch
Following a notable ~19% drop early this year, the S&P 500 has rebounded and is now up around 10% year-to-date, led by tech giants. Due to high valuations in mega-cap tech, investors are eyeing bargains in overlooked sectors—financials, industrials, small caps, healthcare, and international markets—as rate cuts may cushion downside.
4. Crypto Flash Crash & Recovery Signals
Bitcoin and Ethereum surged after Fed Chair Powell’s comments opened the door to September rate cuts. However, a massive Bitcoin sell-off by a “whale” triggered a flash crash and forced liquidations exceeding $800 million. Both crypto and related equities (e.g., Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, Coinbase) reversed gains, though institutional interest remains firm.
5. S&P 500 Pullback Forecasts
Stifel strategists forecast a potential 14% pullback in the S&P 500 by year-end, citing high valuations, inflation pressure, and weakening economic indicators. They emphasize a mild stagflation scenario and recommend defensive value stocks like Philip Morris and Abbott Labs.
Similarly, Barry Bannister of Stifel sees a possibly 12% correction in the second half of 2025, due to slipping consumer demand, capex cutbacks from tariff-related uncertainty, and persistent core inflation complicating Fed easing plans.
6. Valuation Pressures Across Sectors
Extended overvaluation now extends beyond Big Tech to large swaths of the market. With limited value opportunities remaining, even a moderate 5–10% correction could become more pronounced if shifts in fundamentals or policy occur.
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O que estamos vendo não são rimas perfeitas, são rimas distorcidas, tanto no Russell quanto no S&P 500.
A liquidez segue abundante, mas já não encontra para onde correr. O sistema tradicional parece saturado.
O ouro? Extremamente esticado. Num nível quase bizarro. E, justamente por isso, uma correção relevante não pode ser descartada. Se ela vier, o movimento natural tende a ser a migração desse capital, e o destino mais óbvio é o mercado cripto.
A reunião do Fed de hoje, somada à fala de Jerome Powell, não gerou volatilidade alguma. Isso diz muito. Para o universo cripto, Powell já não é mais o centro do jogo. O mercado olha para outra direção, para um novo ciclo, para um novo presidente.
E historicamente, sejamos francos: esse tipo de mudança institucional não costuma ser o gatilho que move o cripto.
O que move é liquidez, narrativa e deslocamento de capital.
E tudo indica que esse deslocamento está só esperando o momento certo. E esse momento está chegando!
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