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Daily Options Tracking | Quantum computing "meme stock" RGTI is trading hot, with the Call ratio increasing to 69%; Cryptos concept stock RIOT has an implied volatility of 104%, with multiple Call options yielding double profits.
On the previous trading day, NVIDIA rose over 3%, with an Options Chain volume of 2.91 million contracts, and Calls accounted for 64.1%; on the Options Chain, bulls have the advantage, with the highest volume for calls expiring tomorrow at a strike price of $135, reaching 0.153 million contracts, and open interest at 0.084 million contracts; followed by calls expiring tomorrow at a strike price of $140, reaching 0.12 million contracts, with open interest of 0.126 million contracts; both call options saw premiums increase by over 100%.
Treasury Yields Nudge Higher From 9-day Lows on Cooler Inflation Data; Retail Sales up Next.
U.S. Treasury Market Seen as Best Option for International Bond Investors -- Market Talk
Wells Fargo & Co proclaimed: The US stock market is about to welcome a "Buy on the dip" opportunity!
Over the past two years, the US Stock market has repeatedly hit new highs. Wells Fargo & Co pointed out that those investors still waiting on the sidelines might find attractive entry points in 2025.
Tariffs, US debt, tax cuts, the "333" plan..... Tonight, these are the five key points of the hearing for the appointment of the US Treasury Secretary.
Analysts expect that Beisent may continue to issue U.S. debt on a large scale, and is willing to issue ultra-long-term U.S. debt with maturities of 50 or 100 years, indicating that Beisent believes interest rates may remain at current levels or continue to rise. In addition, Beisent stated that the priorities of its policy will be to fulfill Trump's tax cut promises, such as making the tax cuts from 2017 permanent, and exempting tips, social security benefits, or overtime pay from taxes.
"Bond King" Gundlach harshly criticizes the Federal Reserve for its "short-sightedness," stating that Gold is a safe haven.
The 'Bond King', Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of Doubleline Capital, criticized the most influential central banks in the Global. He believes that the Federal Reserve has once again overlooked the bigger picture, criticizing it for relying too heavily on short-term data over the past five years and lacking strategic vision.