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Biden is taking significant actions! He has signed an executive order to accelerate the development of AI infrastructure.
① The President of the USA, Biden, signed an executive order to advance AI infrastructure development, focusing on the Energy demands of Datacenters; ② The order requires the USA Department of Defense and the Department of Energy to lease federal land for the private sector to build AI Datacenters and clean Energy facilities; ③ The policy aims to accelerate the construction of the next generation of AI infrastructure in the USA, enhancing economic competitiveness, National Security, and the use of clean Energy.
Renewable Energy Is Pairing Up With Nuclear Power to Power AI Data Centers. -- Barrons.com
Quantum-computing Stocks Will Be Valuable Investments - for Rich Big Tech Buyers
Apple, Amazon Fend Off UK Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Collusion
GSV Announces the 2025 GSV Cup 50
OpenAI Takes Aim at Apple and Amazon With This ChatGPT Move -- Barrons.com
Every Amazon Investor Should Keep an Eye on This Number
Royal Mail Faces Competition From Amazon in Central London -- Market Talk
Express News | U.S. media: Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg are expected to attend Trump's inauguration.
Amazon Places Its Largest-Ever Order of Battery-Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles
Daily Options tracking | The implied volatility of the quantum computing "monster stock" RGTI has soared to 242%, with a Call position earning tenfold returns; Tesla's Call ratio has risen to 66%, and large investors have spent over 0.4 billion dollars on
On the last trading day, MSTR rose over 4%, with an Options Chain volume of 0.47 million contracts, and the implied volatility increased to 111%; on the Options Chain, there is a standoff between bulls and bears, with the highest Trade volume for the 400 dollar strike price call expiring this Friday at 0.016 million contracts.
Wells Fargo & Co raised the Target Price for Amazon to $212.
Gelonghui, January 15 | Wells Fargo & Co: The target price for Amazon will be raised from $197 to $212, maintaining a 'Neutral' rating. (Gelonghui)
Alphabet is experiencing a strong upward trend, while Amazon's prospects are unclear.
Alphabet started strong in 2025, while Amazon faces more uncertainty. The Earnings Reports season will reveal, and the future of Technology stocks is full of variables.
"Concerns about technological monopolies" are increasing, and weighted ETFs like S&P are becoming popular.
In the second half of last year, Invesco's S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF attracted approximately $14.4 billion, bringing its total inflow for the year to $17 billion, far surpassing the record inflow set in 2023. Analysts believe that investors are currently most concerned about concentrated risks, fearing that the market is too top-heavy. It is expected that this year, apart from the largest technology companies, other companies will achieve double-digit growth in earnings.
Express News | Amazon ordered more than 200 Mercedes-Benz electric heavy-duty trucks.
The TikTok ban is approaching! Xiaohongshu has internationalized overnight; what changes will occur in the ecosystem of social applications in the USA?
Xiaohongshu may be able to gain the attention of American users through the TikTok incident, but as user enthusiasm wanes and there is no local market marketing, it is difficult for Xiaohongshu to have the same level of influence in the USA as TikTok.
HSBC Research has listed a potential "winner" forecast list for US stocks that released their quarterly performance last season (table).
HSBC Global Research released a statement about the US stock market, indicating that US stocks will successively announce their fourth quarter results from last year this week. The bank selected potential 'winners' and listed their top ideas ahead of the 4Q earnings season: Stock │ Investment Rating │ Target Price (USD) AMD (AMD.US) │ Shareholding │ $110 Amazon (AMZN.US) │ Buy │ $270 Bank of America (BAC.US) │ Buy │ $50 Hilton Worldwide (HLT.US) │
Siri, Alexa And Google Assistant May Become A Thing Of The Past Thanks To ChatGPT Tasks — Here's How To Use The New Feature
Tesla Stock Vs Amazon: Billionaires Are Buying One and Selling the Other
The United Kingdom court refused to accept the class action lawsuit against Apple (AAPL.US) and Amazon (AMZN.US).
The United Kingdom Competition Appeal Tribunal rejected the collective lawsuit of £0.494 billion against Apple (AAPL.US) and Amazon (AMZN.US), which alleged that these two tech giants excluded new Apple product resellers from the Amazon website. Lawyers representing approximately 36 million British consumers who have purchased Apple or Beats products stated that Apple and Amazon reached an agreement in 2018 that prohibited most resellers of Apple and Beats brand products from selling on the Amazon marketplace in the United Kingdom, thereby reducing competition for these products. The court ruled that the case could not proceed as the lawyers had not.