US stocks are digging for gold | Microsoft's 'cash power' stimulates the nuclear power sector to soar! CEG skyrocketed over 22% overnight, VST rose over 16%; annual increase reached 200%, surpassing Nvidia! American fast food chain CAVA's stock price hits
It is worth noting that VST's year-to-date increase has exceeded 182%, CEG's cumulative increase exceeds 119%, and NRG's cumulative increase exceeds 70%. At the same time, other electrical utilities stocks are also benefiting, with the public service enterprise group rising by nearly 4%, a year-to-date increase of up to 45%; exelon rose by more than 2%, reaching a new all-time high in stock price.
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Daily Options Recap | 'Big players' suspected of fighting for intel! Multiple call contracts make over 10 times profit; nvidia put-to-call ratio rises to 40%, big players spend 80 million US dollars selling call contracts.
Gamestop rose nearly 12% last Friday, with an implied volatility of 80.24%, call options accounting for 82% of the total. The options volume increased by 3.1 times compared to the previous trading day, reaching 0.62 million contracts. The largest outstanding contract in terms of volume is a call option with a $22 strike price expiring this Friday, totaling 0.022 million contracts.
What's going on? Wall Street is betting again that the Federal Reserve will be "faster and lower"
Wall Street is responding to the Federal Reserve's 50 basis point rate cut and continuing to bet on the central bank becoming more aggressive.
Heavyweight week is coming! USA PCE data accompanied by speeches from Federal Reserve officials take turns to appear, with many central banks possibly joining the rate cut trend.
This week, the global financial markets will see a number of important data and heavyweight events.
After the Fed cut interest rates, high valuations have become a major concern for the market.
US stocks and bonds are valued higher than the levels at the start of the past 14 easing cycles by the Federal Reserve, making them more susceptible to negative news.