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Ultraman New Year post: OpenAI's weekly activity surpassed 0.3 billion, we have found the path to AGI.
Source: Tencent Technology, Authors: Hao Boyang, Wu Ji. On January 6, news reported that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman published a New Year blog post titled "Reflections" on Sunday night, stating that OpenAI already knows how to build General AI and is gradually approaching it. Prior to this, Altman had posted a meaningful "six-word maxim" on Social Media X: "near the singularity; unclear which side" - the singularity is near; it is unclear which side one is on. This was on January 3.
AI will continue to "promote" in 2025, and these Nuclear Power stocks are favored by Wall Street.
① At the beginning of the New Year, Nuclear Power stocks surged rapidly driven by new Trade activities, and Wall Street Analysts expect promising future growth propelled by the AI boom. ② UBS Group Analysts predict that Nuclear Power stocks such as Constellation Energy, Vistra, and Talen Energy will see an average increase of 29% by 2025 due to surging AI-related Electrical Utilities demand.
What will you see in 2025? Microsoft outlines six major AI trends!
① AI models will become stronger and more useful; ② AI entities will completely change the way of working; ③ AI companions will provide support in daily life; ④ The utilization of AI resources will become more efficient; ⑤ Testing and customization will become key in building AI; ⑥ AI will accelerate scientific breakthroughs.
Fluctuations are expected to continue in the early days of Trump's presidency, with Citigroup favoring Medical, Financial, and other defensive Industries.
In the market volatility and uncertainty following Trump's inauguration, defensive industries such as Medical Care and finance are favored in the model portfolio created by Citigroup strategists.
Futu Morning Report | The "Spring Festival Gala of the Technology Industry" CES 2025 is coming this week! NVIDIA has become the market focus; big investment! Microsoft plans to invest 80 billion USD to build Datacenters.
CES will kick off from January 7 to 11 in the USA, Las Vegas. NVIDIA is expected to announce its latest developments in AI, including the highly anticipated GeForce RTX 50 graphics card; in the Industry sector, AI and Autos are expected to continue thriving, while Siasun Robot&Automation, displays, and smart home appliances are also focal points of attention.
The US stock market starts off tumultuous in 2025. Will the "January effect" reappear?
A popular theory suggests that the USA stock market often sees higher gains in January compared to other months.
SA Asks: Which Biotechs Are Most Likely to Be Acquired Near-term?
Nvidia Is Headlining CES; Here Are 5 Chip Stocks Rated Higher
Rigetti Computing, VEON And Intuitive Machines Are Among Top Mid-Cap Gainers Last Week (Dec 30-Jan 3): Are The Others In Your Portfolio?
Tesla, SoFi Technologies And Alcohol Stocks Were Among Top Large Cap Losers Last Week (Dec 30-Jan 3): Are The Others In Your Portfolio?
Rivian, Mobileye And Arm Are Among Top Large Cap Gainers Last Week (Dec 30-Jan 3): Are The Others In Your Portfolio?
Earnings Week Ahead: TLRY, WBA, DAL, STZ, CALM and More
CES Hotspot Preview: Major companies like NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and others release new products, with the market continuing to focus on AI, chips, and AR/VR.
① The CES exhibition will begin next week, and cutting-edge technologies such as AI, chips, and AR/VR will receive a lot of attention; ② Major companies such as NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel will hold a series of press conferences early next week; ③ Over a thousand Chinese companies will participate, accounting for more than 30% of the total exhibitors.
Executive Reshuffles: WELL, SLG and LXRX
Bulls Vs. Bears: Is Cannabis REIT Innovative Industrial Properties a Buy?
Top-rated Material Stocks After Sector Is the Only One to Post a Fall in 2024
U.S. Healthcare Execs Turn More Bullish for 2025: Deloitte
Top-rated Smaller Industrial Stocks Even as Inflation, Interest Rates Pressure Sector
Trending Stocks as Wall Street Steps Into First Days of 2025 With Cautiousness
Top-rated Smaller Consumer Staple Stocks as Sector Gears up for Rate Cuts in 2025