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The soaring US Treasury yield has impacted the stock market; how should this be addressed? The following events deserve close attention!
This wave of decline is closely related to the rise in U.S. Treasury yields. Since Federal Reserve Chairman Powell clearly shifted focus to inflation at the December meeting last year, the increase in Treasury yields has put pressure on the U.S. stock market.
The Growth Tech stocks in the U.S. market are experiencing a Top Reversal, how to use Options to seize good entry opportunities?
On one hand, if entering the market too quickly, stock prices may fall unexpectedly, potentially resulting in significant losses; on the other hand, if the "bottom guessing" fails, missing the best timing for positioning may lead to missing the desired price for the stocks. In this situation, the flexible use of several options strategies may help the trade align more with market trends.
U.S. Stock Market Insights | Delta Air Lines has scored big! Stock prices hit a new high, with performance and outlook both exceeding expectations; a $16.4 billion acquisition of Calpine, Energy giant CEG surged by 25.16%.
The Medical merger and acquisition frenzy has started again! It is rumored that Johnson & Johnson is in talks to acquire the biopharmaceutical company Intra-Cellular Therapies Inc., which focuses on treating central nervous system diseases, and its stock price has soared nearly 15%.
Daily Options Tracking | The high-performing stock WBA surged nearly 30% last Friday, with a call option expiring this Friday netting over 5 times profit; Tesla's Put ratio rose to 45%, with large investors spending tens of millions of dollars on bullish
NVIDIA fell over 3% in the previous trading day, with the Options Chain volume increasing to 4.15 million contracts, of which Put options accounted for 40.8%; on the Options Chain, the call option with a strike price of 140 dollars expiring this Friday had the highest volume of 0.236 million contracts, with an open interest of 0.251 million contracts.
This scene in the bond market has only occurred twice in the past 40 years! Has the Federal Reserve already "sunk into a quagmire"?
Since the early 1980s, the situation where the rise in the 10-year USA Treasury yield is comparable to the extent of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts has only occurred twice, which is closely related to the continuously rising inflation expectations.
The "debt market storm" has triggered global panic, but the pain may have just begun.
JPMorgan pointed out that factors such as de-globalization, population aging, and increased spending on climate change will drive the 10-year Treasury yield to maintain a level above 4.5% in the long term. Peters from PGIM Fixed Income stated that if under such circumstances the 10-year yield rises above 5%, he "would not be completely shocked at all."