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After Friday, the 'invisible market makers' have withdrawn from the U.S. stock market!
In the past month, market makers have continuously bought Stocks to hedge their 3.4 trillion Options positions, leading to a strong rebound of 18% in U.S. stocks. But as the bell rings for the expiration date on Friday, what will happen to the U.S. stock market with these 'invisible guard hands' withdrawing?
Retail investors have made significant profits by buying at the bottom against the trend during the "roller coaster" of Trump's tariffs, while Institutions have missed the rebound.
In the face of the sell-off triggered by the sudden change in trade policy, professional Institutions such as Wall Street hedge funds hurriedly withdrew, while "dumb money" represented by retail investors entered the market against the trend, ultimately achieving great victory in this policy game.
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U.S. stocks closed: The seven giants collectively cooled down, and the Nasdaq ended its six-day rise, while the S&P rose for the fourth consecutive day.
① The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closed down 2.37%; ② NetEase rose 14.61%, with the closing price nearing its previous high; ③ Meta is reportedly delaying the release of the AI model "Behemoth"; ④ Buffett made large sales of bank stocks in Q1 while maintaining his Hold Positions in Apple.
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J.P. Morgan is bullish: U.S. stocks are breaking free from the black hole predicament, with the next target level for the S&P 500 being 6125-6170.
JPMorgan's recent report on the U.S. stock market technical strategy indicates that the easing of the China-U.S. trade war has driven the S&P 500 Index to break through key resistance levels, suggesting a stop-loss level of 5600 for long positions, with a target aiming towards 6125-6170.