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U.S. stock market preview | All three major index futures are rising! Goldman Sachs: Although the Federal Reserve is hawkish, Powell is more dovish, still expecting three rate cuts next year; NVIDIA Concept stock SoundHound AI soared 7% in pre-market trad
Cryptos concept stocks are strong in Pre-Market Trading, with Coinbase and MARA rising over 3%; Accenture's shares in Pre-Market Trading increased nearly 7%, with Q1 revenue for fiscal year 2025 growing 9% year-on-year; entering the defense Sector, Nukkleus surged nearly 37%, accumulating over 35 times in the last two Trading days.
The Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 25 basis points as expected! The dot plot suggests two rate cuts in 2025.
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the third consecutive time, with a cumulative reduction of 100 basis points. The latest dot plot predicts the number of rate cuts in 2025 will be reduced to 2.
Express News | U.S. stocks opened higher and continued to rise, with the S&P 500 Index's intraday increase expanding to 1%.
1 No-Brainer S&P 500 Index Fund to Buy Right Now for Less Than $1,000
U.S. stocks are entering a year-end sprint: these stocks are the biggest winners, who will ultimately claim the title of the largest percentage increase?
With the conclusion of the last Federal Reserve meeting of 2024, all major agendas for the US stock market this year have been completed. Taking advantage of the market's emotional stabilization after yesterday's significant drop is just the right time to review the big winners of this year's thematic speculation.
Annual review | The "report card" for Global major asset classes is out! Bitcoin has surged 136% this year, leading the world, with strong performances from US stocks, China assets, and Japanese stocks.
In this spectacular year, which asset classes have been dominant globally? Which market symbols have underperformed? Let's review together!
The Federal Reserve may not cut interest rates next year! Wharton School professor: The sharp decline in the US stock market is not surprising.
Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania's emeritus professor of finance, Siegel, stated that the sell-off in the U.S. stock market is "healthy," and the Federal Reserve's cautious forecast about future interest rate cuts has made investors "realize the reality."
Reminder of market closure during the Christmas holiday.
Gelonghui, December 19th | The market holiday schedule for the Christmas holiday is as follows: Hong Kong stocks: closed on December 24th (Tuesday) afternoon, and closed on December 25th (Wednesday) and 26th (Thursday); North-South trading: closed from December 24th (Tuesday) afternoon to 26th; US stocks: close 3 hours early on December 24th, with intraday trading hours from 22:30 to 02:00 Beijing time, and after-hours trading from 02:00 to 06:00 the next day; closed on December 25th; US night trading: from 09:00 to 17:00 (Beijing time) as usual on December 24th.
UBS Group warns: the risk of a bubble in Stocks and Assets is increasing, and it is advised to allocate Gold.
UBS Group Global Equity strategists point out that six of the seven preconditions for forming a bubble have already appeared, with the remaining one being loose MMF policy, as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut on Thursday pushes the market further in this direction.
Trump 2.0 has not yet started. The Federal Reserve has become super hawkish. How to avoid downside risks before the economic bubble bursts?
The market believes that the Trade that could make Trump ecstatic has come to an end. This is the worst outcome following the December Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Analysis of the major bull market in U.S. stocks on Thursday's significant decline: Don't panic, this wave of selling is very healthy!
This well-known investor pointed out that US stock market investors had almost lost control before, and this time the Federal Reserve just brought them back to reality.
Daily Options Tracking | Musk is being investigated by the U.S. military! Tesla's Put ratio has risen to 39%; Micron fell over 14% before the market opened, with yesterday's options trading being very active, and many Put options earning over double.
The Federal Reserve breaks the bullish sentiment! The new member of the trillion Market Cap club, Broadcom, dropped nearly 7% yesterday, with Options Volume continuing to decline to 0.578 million contracts, and the Put ratio is 35%. On the Options Chain, the bullish forces are strong. The highest Call volumes for contracts expiring this Friday at $260, $250, $240, and $235 are 0.022 million, 0.019 million, 0.016 million, and 16,000 contracts respectively.
Express News | Pre-Market Trading: Micron Technology fell nearly 15% after earnings, the Cryptos Concept rebounded, and MSTR rose nearly 4%.
DXY: Wakeup Call From a Hawkish Fed – OCBC
USD: Pause in Rate Cuts May Come as Early as January – OCBC
Goodbye stability, welcome to the "roller coaster" of the stock market in 2025! Is the investment portfolio ready?
As the end of 2024 approaches, the market outlook is filled with uncertainty, and the stock market may face a wave of volatility.
Express News | UOB: The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates by 75 basis points next year.
Markets Might Have Overreacted to Fed's Signals -- Market Talk
The degree of change is shocking! The Federal Reserve may have entered a "new phase."
Some economists believe that the "culprit" behind the global financial market crash on Thursday may still be Trump...
Goldman Sachs: Although the Federal Reserve is hawkish, Powell is more dovish and still expects three interest rate cuts next year.
Goldman Sachs believes that Powell leaned dovish at the press conference, mentioning four times that Federal Reserve policy remains "significantly restrictive" and disagreeing with the view that the federal funds rate is close to neutral. Goldman Sachs expects rate cuts in March, June, and September next year, but it should be noted that the cut in March requires better inflation data or worse employment data to support it.