

Stocks On The Mend After Friday's Selloff
Oct 13, 2025
Stocks rebound sharply after Trump softens his stance on China, providing a boost to tech shares. Gold hits over $4,100 due to rising trade fears and rate-cut hopes. Silver marks its first record since 1980, fueled by supply issues and high demand. A groundbreaking deal between Broadcom and OpenAI reveals new AI chip development plans. Meanwhile, JPMorgan invests heavily in quantum tech, sparking a surge in related stocks. Experts warn of potential pitfalls in AI investments, echoing past market busts.
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Trade Rhetoric Drives Big Market Swings
- Stocks reversed Friday's losses after President Donald Trump signaled easing U.S.-China trade tensions, sparking a broad market rebound.
- The Dow jumped 585 points as tech led gains, showing markets react sharply to geopolitical rhetoric.
Use Pullbacks As Long-Term Entry Points
- UBS suggests pullbacks from trade headlines can create buying opportunities for long-term investors.
- Investors should view trade-related volatility as potential entry points ahead of earnings and diplomatic meetings.
Gold Soars On Safe-Haven Demand
- Gold hit a record above $4,100 as trade tensions and expected Fed rate cuts drove safe-haven buying.
- Analysts now price in further upside with central bank buying and ETF inflows supporting the rally.