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How will the election results affect the US stock market? Let's first see what tonight's 'Hart First Debate' has to say...
①Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will kick off a "debate duel" on Tuesday (the 10th) Eastern Time; ②For Wall Street, amid the uncertainty of the job market, interest rates, and geopolitical issues, this duel may add another layer of volatility.
The US election is tearing apart Silicon Valley! Do employees of major technology companies overwhelmingly support Harris?
①Despite some of the most influential technology billionaires supporting Trump, overwhelming support for Democratic presidential candidate Harris comes from employees of many large technology companies; ②According to data compiled by OpenSecrets, employees of companies like Alphabet, Amazon, and microsoft donated millions of dollars to Harris' campaign, far exceeding the amount donated to the Trump camp.
Futu Morning News | White-hot US election! Harris's support rate has been surpassed by Trump; Apple's stock rises after new product launch, and all iPhone 16 models support Apple AI.
Oracle's stock price surged nearly 9% after-hours, driven by cloud business to exceed expectations; NIO achieved 5 consecutive gains, with a cumulative increase of nearly 38%; Google's second antitrust case goes to trial, accused by the US Department of Justice of dominating the advertising technology market by as much as 91%.
Will the volatility of Nvidia and Tesla continue to increase? The popular end-of-day options on Wall Street are expected to expand to individual stocks.
Based on individual stocks in the US stock market, the earliest date for options is expected to be launched in 2025. Some advocates suggest a limited release targeting only a few stocks in the early stages to give investors time to adapt. Over the past year, several heavyweight Wall Street companies have discussed the pros and cons of individual stock options. Options for nvidia and tesla are expected to have daily expiration dates.
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