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Biden speaks again: The Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates!
①Biden expects the Fed to continue cutting interest rates; ②He said the Fed's 0.5 percentage point rate cut on Wednesday "is good news for consumers".
Why did the US stock market rebound on Thursday? The hope of a soft landing, the trading characteristics of Powell, and the catalyst of zero-date options.
Unemployment data strengthens confidence in a soft landing; the market's immediate trend after the Federal Reserve announces interest rate cuts is often unstable and irrational; since Powell took office, the stock market usually declines in the last hour of Federal Reserve decision days; market maker funds flow analysis shows that on Thursday, the S&P was supported at 5700 points, driven mainly by zero-date options 0DTE positions.
After the interest rate cut cycle begins, what will be the next step for the Federal Reserve? Wall Street is in constant debate.
After the Federal Reserve started its interest rate cut cycle this week, the largest banks on Wall Street have differing views on the speed and extent of the next rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Until the outlook becomes clear, the financial markets will remain in a tense state.
Replicating the 'soft landing of reduced interest rates' in 1995, is Powell going to be like Greenspan?
Considering the current economic and interest rate environment and the fundamental differences compared to previous years, if the Federal Reserve also wants to lead the economy to achieve a soft landing, they must accelerate their pace.
Another "Triple Witching Day" for US stocks! After the interest rate cut frenzy, Wall Street faces a $5.1 trillion test.
The market is at a critical moment of pricing, coinciding with the "Triple Witching" of the U.S. stock market!
The full text of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision has been released: interest rate hikes suspended, with rates maintained at 0.25%.
The Bank of japan voted unanimously to pass the interest rate resolution, keeping the interest rate unchanged at 0.25%, citing mild increase in inflation expectations.
Daily Summary of Digital Currency (2024-09-20)
A document written by some high-level executives at BlackRock, an asset management giant, including BlackRock's ETF Chief Investment Officer Samara Cohen and Digital Assets Head Robert Mitchnick, shows that BlackRock has noticed people's concerns about the United States' $35 trillion fiscal deficit spiraling upwards, attributing it to institutions' growing interest in bitcoin.
AI frenzy will return to its peak? Wedbush: Fed rate cuts inject a "shot in the arm" for technology stocks!
After the 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed, ai stocks rose significantly; Dan Ives of Wedbush believes that this move by the Fed is a bullish signal for the technology industry's growth in 2025.
Futu Morning Post | US Stock Carnival! Yellen praised the interest rate cut as injecting a “positive sign” into the US economy; Chinese securities have exploded! The general index surged by more than 4%
Yellen praised the interest rate cut as a "positive sign" for the US economy, emphasizing that the primary task is to ensure that the job market "remains strong"; Summers, the former US Treasury Secretary and whistleblower on high inflation, said that the future interest rate cut is expected to be less than the Federal Reserve's forecast.
Top 20 turnover | Tesla soared over 7%, with a high target of $310 from Morgan Stanley; Bitcoin rose above $0.062 million, and the holding stock MicroStrategy surged over 9%
On Thursday, Nvidia, ranked first in trading volume in the U.S. stock market, rose by 3.97%, with a trading volume of $34.744 billion. Tesla, ranked second, rose by 7.36%, with a trading volume of $24.69 billion. Apple, ranked third, rose by 3.71%, with a trading volume of $15.249 billion. MicroStrategy, ranked twelfth, rose by 9.04%, with a trading volume of $2.917 billion.
U.S. stocks hit a new high again! Wall Street's highest target: s&p 500 is expected to soar to 6100 points by the end of the year.
S&P, Dow both hit record highs, Wall Street traders bet that the Federal Reserve will achieve a soft landing, and the crazy rise of US stocks is far from over.
Will the volatility come back? Goldman Sachs expects increased risk and recommends buying VIX call options.
According to Goldman Sachs' model estimation, based on the current macro environment, the VIX level should be 24.5, significantly higher than the current level; and over the past 30 years, the VIX has averaged a 6% increase from September to October each year; the US stock market also faces macro/macro catalysts such as the election, Fed meeting, and October earnings season.
US stocks close | Nasdaq rose 2.5%, Dow Jones, S&P hit record highs; chip stocks, Chinese concept stocks shine, Tesla rose more than 7%, Nvidia rose nearly 4%
The US unemployment benefits data strengthens expectations of an economic soft landing, with the Dow Jones breaking the 0.042 million point mark for the first time and the S&P closing above 5700 points for the first time. The Nasdaq rose 3% at one point, the chip index rose 5.7% at one point, the bank index rose nearly 3%, and the Chinese concept index rose over 4%.
Why Krafton Bought Tango Gameworks From Microsoft: CEO Kim Reveals 'We Don't Think Hi-Fi Rush 2 Is Going To Make Us Money'
After-hours plummeted by more than 11%! "The" 'USA economic indicator "FedEx' began this fiscal year with a thunderbolt, with profits plummeting by over 20%.
FedEx's first-quarter revenue declined instead of increasing, with EPS falling more than four times analysts' expectations; the EPS guidance range for this fiscal year has been downgraded by up to 6.7% from previous expectations, and the revenue guidance year-on-year growth rate has been lowered from low to low single digits; the company plans to repurchase $1.5 billion in this fiscal year. Executives said that the adjusted guidance reflects the impact of cost-cutting measures, which help offset the weaker-than-expected demand trend.
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average Trust Options Spot-On: On September 19th, 108.59K Contracts Were Traded, With 574.46K Open Interest
On September 19th ET, $SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average Trust(DIA.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 108.59K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 39.1
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