The U.S. stock market will be closed on January 9 to mourn former president Carter's passing, a tradition that has been in place for a hundred years.

① The U.S. stock market will be closed on January 9 next year to mourn former President Carter; ② Closing the market to commemorate former presidents is also a tradition in the American Financial market that has lasted for over a hundred years; ③ It is reported that the Bonds market will close early at 2 PM on January 9.

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Daily Options Tracking | Bitcoin has fallen continuously! MSTR plunged 8% overnight, with multiple put options expiring on Friday doubling profit; NVIDIA saw a bearish L last night with over 21 million dollars involved.

Tesla faced a three-day decline, with a further drop of 3% overnight; last night, the largest Tesla Options transaction amounted to 8.8513 million dollars, which was in a bearish direction.

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Allianz's chief economist: Next year, the Federal Reserve has two bad choices.

The Federal Reserve faces a choice: either accept inflation above the target or risk dragging the economy into recession by lowering inflation.

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Goldman Sachs 'Ten Questions' for Trump 2.0: Where is the USA economy and the Federal Reserve headed in 2025?

Goldman Sachs Analysts emphasize that as the new year begins, the fundamentals of the USA economy are expected to remain robust.

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Key manufacturing indicators in the USA have collapsed! The Chicago PMI unexpectedly plummeted to near the lows experienced during the pandemic.

In December, the Chicago PMI in the USA was 36.9, significantly below the expected 43, with the previous value in November being 40.2. Given the dismal Chicago PMI data, the upcoming critical ISM manufacturing PMI to be released later this week may also be disappointing. The unexpected sharp decline in the Chicago PMI has led to an expansion in the gains of US Treasury prices during the day, and the drop in US stock prices has also widened at one point.

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450 billion Outflow vs. 1700 billion Inflow, USA active funds suffered greatly, while ETF is the big winner.

Analysts indicate that in recent years, traditional stock-picking Funds have struggled to justify their relatively high fees, as their performance lags behind the Wall Street Index driven by large Technology stocks. As older investors, who typically prefer active strategies, exit the market, younger savers are shifting towards cheaper passive strategies, accelerating the outflow of funds from active strategies.

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