The U.S. stock market is thriving, yet the demand for hedging against market crashes has surged!
Trump's policy risks make investors restless.
Beware of inflation rising again! Goldman Sachs outlook for global investment in 2025: US stocks are too expensive and under-allocated, gold remains the best hedge option
Considering the prospects of upside risks such as Trump's tariffs, geopolitical tensions, etc., Goldman Sachs recommends investors to maintain a moderate pro-risk stance in asset allocation, while balancing in a multi-asset investment portfolio: reducing the allocation of highly concentrated and overvalued US stocks, focusing on Asian stocks such as Japan, short-term government bonds, US dollars, and gold which remains the best hedging tool.
Daily options tracking | The Black Friday shopping craze is coming! Multiple call orders on amazon have made over 3 times profit; this month has accumulated nearly 37% growth! The call options for gamestop have surged to 83%, and call orders are being hot
MSTR fell over 12% again, retracing nearly 35% from its high. Overnight, there were 0.72 million options contracts traded, with the call ratio dropping significantly to 53.6%. Among them, put options with a strike price of $250 expiring on November 29 witnessed capital inflow, with nearly 0.02 million contracts traded.
Trading reminder: U.S. stocks will be closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving and will close three hours early on Friday.
November 28 (Thursday) is the Thanksgiving holiday in the usa, and the US stock market will be closed for one day. November 29 (Friday) is the day after Thanksgiving, and the US stock market will close three hours early.
Wells Fargo & Co: The US stock market can rise another 10%, but investors should avoid this sector!
wells fargo & co strategist predicts that the stock market will continue to perform strongly next year, but not all sectors are expected to rise.
The strong rise in US stocks has set off a wave of IPO recovery, shining a new light on private equity investments.
A new analysis from data provider PitchBook shows that last year, the exit value of companies backed by acquisition companies in the usa was only 8.7 billion dollars, far below the pre-pandemic average of 45.1 billion dollars. Factors affecting the entire IPO market—high interest rates, macroeconomic uncertainty, and rising geopolitical risks—have created a challenging environment for private equity-backed companies.