Daily Options Tracking | Performance guidance exceeds expectations! Super Micro Computer's multiple call options gained over 300%; NVIDIA trading is hot, with large investors spending over 50 million dollars betting on options.
Intel closed down 2.2% in the previous trading day, with an Options Chain volume of 1.48 million contracts, and the Call ratio rose to 83%; on the Options Chain, bulls are strong, with the highest trade volume for the call option expiring this Friday at a strike price of $25 being 0.0796 million contracts, and the open interest being 0.0468 million contracts, with an implied volatility of 94.62% for this call.
USA CPI hits record high, does the Global market gain from misfortune? Bank of America Hartnett: Trump's "soft spot" has been exposed.
Analyst Michael Hartnett pointed out that inflation in the USA is surging, indicating that in the coming months, Trump must "play small" on tariffs and immigration issues instead of making "big moves" to avoid triggering a second wave of inflation.
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Has the intervention started? Trump's chief economic advisor will meet regularly with Powell.
The relationship between the Trump administration and the Federal Reserve is in a delicate balance. Regular meetings provide a communication channel for both sides, but potential conflicts still exist under inflationary pressures and policy disagreements.
This week's financial outlook: The Federal Reserve's minutes lead the way, and the corporate Earnings Reports season continues to heat up.
The corporate Earnings Reports season is in full swing, and the quarterly reports from Alibaba and Walmart are receiving a lot of attention.
The earnings report season for U.S. stocks is met with bad news: under the shadow of Trump's tariffs, corporate expectations are significantly worsening.
① The earnings outlook for U.S. companies has worsened due to Trump's tariff threats; in the fourth quarter earnings report season, the performance expectations of more companies are weaker than analysts' expectations. ② The tariff threats have led to insufficient corporate confidence, and analysts expect the profits of S&P 500 Index constituent companies to increase by 10% this year, down from the 13% forecast at the beginning of January.