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The recent market volatility, especially triggered by ISM data and broader macroeconomic factors, has impacted crypto stocks and assets like Bitcoin, Coinbase, and MicroStrategy (MSTR). Predicting exact price movements in the short term is difficult, but let me address each point individually: Bitcoin Falling to $50,000 in September: Given that Bitcoin has dropped to $56,000, a further decline to $50,000 isn't out of the question, especially if macroeconomic conditions worsen, liquidity remains tight, or risk-off sentiment continues. However, Bitcoin's volatility also means that sudden rebounds are possible if market sentiment shifts, particularly if there are any positive regulatory developments or institutional moves into the market. Is It a Good Time to Buy Crypto Stocks? If you're prep

$GameStop(GME)$  GameStop's upcoming earnings report will be closely watched, especially after its wild ride earlier this year due to the influence of meme stock figure Keith Gill. With analysts expecting lower revenue and a slightly larger net loss compared to the second quarter of 2023, the company's fundamentals will likely come under scrutiny. The recent lack of volatility suggests that the stock may be stabilizing as traders focus more on the company's actual performance rather than speculative movements. However, if earnings surprise on the upside or the company provides a strategic shift, there could be renewed interest from retail traders and investors alike. Conversely, if results are disappointing, it might

$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$   As mentioned previous posts, it has then retrace down 5% since high to around $459 from $484. It is a good time to adding little and slowly. Being consistent and doing nothing can be tough. Yes you heard that right. If you are struggling investors, you would understand. (doing nothing is a crucial skillset to succeed)  To make it simple,  Market is still pricing recession and remain cautious.  Total of 6.3T money still on the sidelines due to fear.  Market still watching inflation closely & rate cut confirmation by powell this month.  Well, its good for long term investor. Slowly add good company. Personally i am doing nothing much except doing short te

Trading and Investing buy/sell indicators and basis of decisions would be different since one is short term (hours, days, weeks, months) and other long term (years). Buy some to hold long term and some to trade. Market sentiment I think plays when you trade since it is a short term and you have that decision made to trade and you know that the stock was not bought with a mindset to hold for a long term. I generally research the company whether to invest or trade.

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$   August CPI Inflation Expectations: 1. Kalshi: 2.5% 2. TD Securities: 2.5% 3. UBS: 2.5% 4. Citigroup: 2.5% 5. Barclays: 2.5% 6. JP Morgan: 2.5% 7. Goldman Sachs: 2.6% 8. Wells Fargo: 2.6% 9. Deutsche Bank: 2.6% 10. Morgan Stanley: 2.6% 11. Bank of America: 2.6% The median August CPI expectation shows headline inflation at 2.6% and Core CPI inflation at 3.2%. If CPI inflation comes in at 2.6% or lower, it will mark the lowest annual inflation rate since at least March 2021. Tomorrow's CPI report should solidify a September rate cut. If inflation is 2.5% or low

Overview: Taylor Swift’s public endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president, minutes after a heated debate between Harris and former President Donald Trump, sent ripples through the financial markets. While such political developments typically don't directly impact markets, the prominence of both Swift and the contentious nature of the debate has added an interesting layer of sentiment-driven reactions. Investors appear to be parsing the potential policy impacts of a Harris presidency versus a Trump return, with market performance fluctuating amid increased uncertainty. Stock Markets: Mixed Sentiment  Following Debate The endorsement fueled mixed reactions in U.S. equity markets. Some sectors tied to the Democratic agenda, such as green energy, infrastructure, and healt

Overview:  The broader markets have remained resilient, buoyed by strong corporate earnings in sectors like tech and healthcare, though pockets of weakness are showing, especially in retail and consumer discretionary stocks. GameStop $GameStop(GME)$  , a company synonymous with the 2021 retail investor frenzy, released its second-quarter earnings, revealing mixed results that led to a 2% drop in after-hours trading. GME’s Surprising Profit Amid Revenue Decline:  GameStop reported a net profit of $14.8 million for the quarter ending August 3, a notable turnaround from a $2.8 million loss in the same period last year. The company delivered an adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.04, beating expectation

$RTX Corp(RTX)$  A defence company in the time of uncertainty... RTX is one of those rare winners that continue to appreciate gradually when many others drop like flies... war, inflation, US presidential election, China economy downturn, tariffs war that might ensue with China in the near future... defence stocks are up there, good times or bad times. Its defensive nature shines especially during time of chaos... other significant players in this space are$Lockheed Martin(LMT)$ and $Huntington Ingalls(HII)$ 

U.S. stocks rose, led by technology shares, offsetting declines in large banks 🇺🇸 S&P 500 Index: 0.45% 📈 $S&P 500(.SPX)$   🇺🇸 Nasdaq Index: 0.84% 📈 $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$   🇪🇺 Stoxx 600 Index: -0.54% 📉 🇯🇵 Nikkei 225 Index: -0.16% 📉 🇭🇰 Hang Seng Index: 0.23% 📈 $HSI(HSI)$   🇨🇳 CSI 300 Index: 0.09% 📈 • U.S. stock markets closed higher, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rising 0.5% and 0.8% respectively. Strong performance from technology stocks offset declines in bank stocks following a weak earnings warning, while energy shares fell. • The Shanghai CSI 300 Index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index both saw slight rebounds