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"Santa Claus market" is long overdue, Analyst: there will still be opportunities after the holiday!
The so-called "Santa Claus rally" may come later this year than in previous years, but late is better than never.
2024 financial events summary! The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle has officially begun, with the U.S. stock market, Bitcoin, and Gold all reaching new highs, and NVIDIA's Market Cap even temporarily topping the Global rankings.
In 2024, with the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut in four years, Global Assets flourish, with Japanese stocks, Gold, US stocks, Bitcoin, and others breaking historical highs one after another. Chinese Assets experienced an epic surge in October.
The collapse of Global interest rates may have just begun! Will the Federal Reserve be forced to cut interest rates four times next year?
Analysts pointed out that the decline in Global interest rates will lead to the Inflow of capital into U.S. Treasury bonds. Given that the Federal Reserve will not counter market interest rates, the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates four times in 2025.
Consumer confidence in the USA has dropped for the first time in three months, as concerns about Trump's tariff increases grow.
① In December, the Consumer Confidence Index in the USA fell to 104.7, below the expected value of 113.2, marking the first decline in three months; ② An increasing number of consumers are mentioning politics and tariffs, with 46% of respondents expecting tariffs to raise the cost of living, while 21% expect tariffs to create more jobs in the USA.
Top 20 by transaction volume | Apple slightly rises, stock price hits a new historical high! Bitcoin temporarily fell below $0.093 million, and MSTR dropped nearly 9%.
On Monday, Tesla, the number one in terms of US stock turnover, closed 2.27% higher at $31.065 billion; the second-place Nvidia traded 3.69% higher at $24.242 billion.
Goldman Sachs: Avoiding a government shutdown in the USA is useless, the future selling space for US stocks is even greater.
Goldman Sachs pointed out that last Friday, on "Triple Witching Day," the trading volume of U.S. stocks reached its highest level in history, and from Monday to Thursday of last week, the scale of short selling of U.S. stocks by hedge funds was the largest since early January.