Scott Rubner at Goldman Sachs. Mechanical rebalance flows to create institutional “FOMO” feedback loop into the best ...

The stock-market surge unleashed by Donald Trump’s presidential victory is triggering buy signals for rules-based investment ...

But the short-lived pullback that many investors are bracing for - or perhaps even hoping for - may never materialize, according to Scott Rubner, a managing director at Goldman Sachs Group who ...

But Goldman expert Scott Rubner sees it differently: instead of remaining cautious, many investors may now be driven by the fear of missing out on further price gains. This FOMO effect is boosting ...

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Scott Rubner suggested last week that historical patterns might repeat themselves and the S&P 500 Index could increase another 7% and end the year at around 6,270.

Investors in Asia will be looking at the impact of the Trump victory, in areas including clean energy and automotive stocks ...

Investors in Asia will be looking at the impact of the Trump victory, in areas including clean energy and automotive stocks ...

Goldman Sachs’ Scott Rubner suggested last week that historical patterns might repeat themselves and the S&P 500 Index could increase another 7 per cent to end the year at around 6270.

according to Scott Rubner, a managing director for global markets and tactical specialist at Goldman Sachs. As the US presidential race comes down to the wire, stocks are holding near record highs ...

That view is supported by Goldman Sachs global market analyst Scott Rubner, who said that Oct. 28 is the start of "the best trading period" for U.S. equities, citing data that goes back to 1928.

Investors in Asia will be looking at the impact of the Trump victory, in areas including clean energy and automotive stocks ...