The market leaves investors with plenty of hints when volatility spikes, and recently, after the technology sector’s shaky price action, it looks like the sentiment is clear. Not only that, but the tariffs being implemented by President Trump have created a volatile environment for the foreseeable future. Wall Street money managers have already chosen where to protect their gains and limit their downside from here.
Last week, amid all of these events, utility stocks led the way in terms of price action, with a couple of individual stocks making a worthy addition to portfolios at these prices. With this in mind, investors not only have the answers as to where their capital could be better treated but also the broader implications for the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 indexes.
