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Consider These Global ETFs as Trump's Tariffs -2-
The centennial Daoist theory sounds the alarm, and the US stock market may face a larger decline.
The weakness of the two major Dow Jones indices highlights that different sectors of the market are quickly generating Put signals, indicating significant declines in home builders, chip manufacturers, and industrial stocks.
"Uncertainty" led to a significant market drop, the first "scapegoat" of "Trump 2.0": Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo.
Lutnik's statements on the economic recession are inconsistent with the cabinet and he often "leaks" political measures in advance, while he himself seems to lack even a basic understanding of tariffs and economics—this has led to growing disappointment within the White House towards Lutnik. Analysis indicates that if Lutnik continues to publicly express "uncoordinated" views, market volatility may persist.
Is it time to buy AI stocks at the bottom? After researching the fundamentals and technical aspects, and consulting with experts, Goldman Sachs is bullish on AI once again!
Goldman Sachs believes that corporate earnings expectations, valuation levels, and Industry prospects all indicate that now is the best time to invest in the AI Sector since last summer, with AI Electrical Utilities being the most affordable investment perspective. Expected earnings from all AI themes will continue to grow over the next 12 and 24 months, exceeding the S&P 500 Index.
Top 20 by transaction volume | Tesla rebounds nearly 4%, marking its eighth consecutive week of decline; Bitcoin price warms up, MSTR closes up 13%.
On Friday, NVIDIA topped the US stock trading volume, closing up 5.27% with a transaction volume of 33.453 billion USD. Tesla ranked second, closing up 3.86% with a transaction volume of 24.779 billion USD. Apple ranked third, closing up 1.82% with a transaction volume of 12.77 billion USD.
U.S. stocks closed | Strong rebound! The S&P 500 and Nasdaq achieved their best single-day performance of the year; Growth Tech stocks rose across the board, with NVIDIA up over 5%; Quantum Computing concept stocks surged again, with QBTS soaring nearly 4
The S&P and Nasdaq have fallen for four consecutive weeks, with the Dow Jones declining more than 3% in a week; NVIDIA increased by 8% for the week, Tesla rebounded nearly 4%, but still fell nearly 5% for the week; quantum computing stock D-Wave rose nearly 47%.