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Biden speaks again: The Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates!
①Biden expects the Fed to continue cutting interest rates; ②He said the Fed's 0.5 percentage point rate cut on Wednesday "is good news for consumers".
US Stock Market Outlook | US Stock Market's 'Triple Witching Day' is coming! $5.1 trillion options are expiring; change of leadership, Nike's pre-market surge of nearly 8%
US stocks hit a new high! The highest target on Wall Street: the S&P 500 could soar to 6100 points by the end of the year; FedEx shares fell nearly 13% before the market opened, narrowing the range of full-year profit estimates.
This week's hot US stocks | Chinese concept stocks surge! Li Auto Inc and jd.com lead the way; with the Federal Reserve interest rate cut implemented, the financial crediting sector benefits and rises.
usa's used car dealer Carvana has risen for four consecutive days this week, with a cumulative increase of over 20%, also setting a new high for the year, with a total increase of 222.5% this year.
Daily option tracking | The 'Seven Sisters' party! Tesla, Nvidia, and other call options prices skyrocket, with the highest profit exceeding 9 times.
Apple rose nearly 4% in the previous trading day, the put/call ratio slightly increased to 0.8, options volume slightly increased to 1.475 million contracts; On the options chain, the sentiment between bulls and bears is intense, with the highest volume being calls with a strike price of $230 expiring today, with 0.105 million contracts.
Top strategist: Will the economic data make Powell breathe a sigh of relief and bring about a "rebirth" in the market?
Yardeni Research's Chief Market Strategist stated that in fact, the US manufacturing sector has been improving on its own, and the unemployment data is the best since before the summer. The Federal Reserve does not appear to be falling behind the situation.
Can the Federal Reserve complete its mission? The next six months are crucial for investors!
The BofA Global team believes that this round of Fed easing cycle has no direct correlation with any recent ones, and is not even the 'soft landing' scenario in 1995 that investors and the Fed hope to replicate.