The Investment Guide for the 2024 USA Election is here! The best deployment time has come. Which US stocks are worth paying attention to?

Bank of America stated that the average monthly ROI of the S&P 500 index in the fourth year of a presidential cycle shows mediocre performance from January to May, a summer rebound from June to August, a fall before the election in September to October, and a post-election rebound in November and December.

Futu NewsJul 2 18:47

Market Chatter: Walmart in Talks to Sell Medical Clinics

Walmart (WMT) has discussed potential take over of its Walmart Health clinics that it has already started to close with potential buyers, including Humana (HUM), Fortune reported Tuesday, citing multi

MT Newswires02:03

"Interest rate cuts + Trump's return" two major expectations continue to ferment! Will this benefiting sector see the dawn?

Market participants believe that in recent three years, the biotechnology sector has been underperforming the broader market. Once the expectation of interest rate cuts is raised by the Fed, biotechnology companies, represented by innovative drugs, will have the ability to make up ground.

Futu NewsJul 1 20:07

Rising Drug Costs Force a Third of Americans to Leave Prescriptions Unfilled: Report

Seeking AlphaJun 30 03:44

After the first televised debate for the US presidential election, the first wave of market reactions has arrived!

According to Goldman Sachs, the overall market activity on Friday experienced an explosive growth. Although US inflation cooled down in May, the long-term US Treasury yields reversed the early decline and soared at the close. Barclays recommends buying inflation-protected assets in preparation for Trump's victory.

wallstreetcnJun 29 10:09

US stocks closed lower on the last day of June with all three major indexes down. The AI-driven Nasdaq rose 18% in the first half of the year, while Nvidia soared 149%.

After hitting a new high, the S&P and Dow fell together, possibly due to Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan bearish on US stocks. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft fell from their recent highs, while most chip stocks rose. However, Nvidia rose 3% before falling 0.4% as the AI hype drove the Nasdaq up 18% and the S&P up 14.5% in the first half of the year.

wallstreetcnJun 29 09:32