Pricing in a Recession, Maybe; Adobe's Collapse
In this week’s Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impact of their research:
Ferrari Purosangue €165,000-a-Car Profit Roars Past Rivals -- Michael Dean explores the impact of the €390,000 car, the most expensive and profitable SUV.
Adobe’s Collapse Could Alter Nature of Tech Funds' Core Holdings -- Anurag Rana says the stock's plunge could raise Microsoft's profile among tech investors.
The Market's Pricing for a Recession, Yet Consensus Has Doubts -- Gina Martin Adams lays out why stocks could be in for some hefty upside.
New-Home Prices Poised to Drop, Just Not as Much as Necessary -- Drew Readingexplains why prices won't fall as much as needed to help affordability.
Stronger Total-Return Expectations Tip Scale Toward Fixed Income -- Damian Sassower lays out why he predicts a positive total return through next year.
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