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Wall Street CEOs Warn of 15% Correction Ahead 11/04/25
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S&P Global, the financial data and analytics powerhouse known for its credit ratings and market indices, saw JPMorgan reduce its price target on the stock to $615 from $635 on October 31st. Interestingly, this comes even as S&P Global reported a solid Q3 2025 earnings beat and a raised outlook for 2025 guidance. Despite the price target trim, JPMorgan maintained an “Overweight” rating on SPGI, indicating they still view the stock favorably for investors. This suggests that while growth expectations might be slightly moderating for even high-quality companies, the underlying business remains strong. Investors should watch if this price target adjustment signals a broader recalibration of expectations in the financial information sector.
Moving from financial data to professional services, Accenture, the global consulting and IT services giant, is currently rated as a “Hold” with a price target of $270. This target suggests an upside of around 8% over the next 12 months. Analysts are framing Accenture as “fairly priced” for market-like returns, implying that while it’s a stable and reliable company, it’s not expected to deliver explosive growth beyond the broader market averages in the near term. For investors seeking steady, predictable performance rather than aggressive capital appreciation, ACN might be an interesting play, but don’t expect it to shoot the lights out.
Stepping back from individual stocks to the broader market, we’re hearing some significant warnings from the titans of Wall Street. CEOs from major firms like Capital Group, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs are flashing a potential warning for a 15% market correction. However, what’s fascinating is that they’re also suggesting this kind of pullback could be “exactly what markets need.” This perspective frames a correction not as a disaster, but as a necessary reset to shake out excessive froth and recalibrate valuations, potentially paving the way for healthier, more sustainable growth in the future. For investors, this is a signal to review portfolios, ensure diversification, and prepare for potential volatility, perhaps viewing any downturn as an opportunity rather than a cause for panic.
Keywords: ACN, Accenture, CEO sentiment, Capital Group, Goldman Sachs, IT services, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, S&P Global, SPGI, Wall Street, analytics, consulting, earnings beat, financial data, guidance raise, hold rating, market correction, market outlook, market pullback, market-like returns, overweight, price target, professional services, valuationsThe post Wall Street CEOs Warn of 15% Correction Ahead 11/04/25 first appeared on Rapid Money Radio.
Key Stories:
S&P Global, the financial data and analytics powerhouse known for its credit ratings and market indices, saw JPMorgan reduce its price target on the stock to $615 from $635 on October 31st. Interestingly, this comes even as S&P Global reported a solid Q3 2025 earnings beat and a raised outlook for 2025 guidance. Despite the price target trim, JPMorgan maintained an “Overweight” rating on SPGI, indicating they still view the stock favorably for investors. This suggests that while growth expectations might be slightly moderating for even high-quality companies, the underlying business remains strong. Investors should watch if this price target adjustment signals a broader recalibration of expectations in the financial information sector.
Moving from financial data to professional services, Accenture, the global consulting and IT services giant, is currently rated as a “Hold” with a price target of $270. This target suggests an upside of around 8% over the next 12 months. Analysts are framing Accenture as “fairly priced” for market-like returns, implying that while it’s a stable and reliable company, it’s not expected to deliver explosive growth beyond the broader market averages in the near term. For investors seeking steady, predictable performance rather than aggressive capital appreciation, ACN might be an interesting play, but don’t expect it to shoot the lights out.
Stepping back from individual stocks to the broader market, we’re hearing some significant warnings from the titans of Wall Street. CEOs from major firms like Capital Group, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs are flashing a potential warning for a 15% market correction. However, what’s fascinating is that they’re also suggesting this kind of pullback could be “exactly what markets need.” This perspective frames a correction not as a disaster, but as a necessary reset to shake out excessive froth and recalibrate valuations, potentially paving the way for healthier, more sustainable growth in the future. For investors, this is a signal to review portfolios, ensure diversification, and prepare for potential volatility, perhaps viewing any downturn as an opportunity rather than a cause for panic.
Keywords: ACN, Accenture, CEO sentiment, Capital Group, Goldman Sachs, IT services, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, S&P Global, SPGI, Wall Street, analytics, consulting, earnings beat, financial data, guidance raise, hold rating, market correction, market outlook, market pullback, market-like returns, overweight, price target, professional services, valuationsThe post Wall Street CEOs Warn of 15% Correction Ahead 11/04/25 first appeared on Rapid Money Radio.
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