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$Delta Air Lines(DAL)$ is expected to release earnings on 10 October 2024 before the market opens (BMO). DAL last reported earnings on 11 July 2024 before the market opened (BMO). DAL shares declined -4.0% the day following the earnings announcement to close at 44.83. Following its earnings release, 87 days ago, DAL stock has drifted +9.9% higher. From the time it announced earnings, DAL traded in a range between 37.29 and 52.45. The last price (49.28) is closer to the higher end of range. Earnings have been catalysts for outsized swings in shares this year, with Delta’s stock gapping down nearly 7% when the company last reported quarterly numbers in July. Market is expecting an earning per share of $1.54 which is sharp decline of 24.6% from last

Last week was an “interesting” way to kickstart Q4 2024 and the first week of October. 3 main events influenced and presided over the US market: Tue, 01 Oct 2024. Iran missiles attack. Status - “opened”. Tue, 01 Oct 2024. US Port strike. Status - “pend until 15 Jan 2024”. Fri, 04 Oct 2024. US Non-farm payroll report. Status - “completed”. Coupled with the 4 jobs related reports released between Tue, 01 Oct to Fri, 04 Oct, the US market edged marginally higher by the end of the week. (see below) Despite a (a) fluctuating rate cut bets, (b) geopolitical tensions, and (3) supply chain concerns: DJIA: +0.15% (+63.0 to 42,352.75). S&P 500: +0.43% (+24.55 to 5,715.07). Nasdaq: +0.38% (+68.02 to 18,137.85). As we head into a new week, I will be curious if residual effect from last week’s even

Hong Kong stocks opened lower and kept falling. The $HSI(HSI)$ dropped over 2,000 points at one point, and the $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ tumbled by more than 14%.Two Main Reasons:First, the Fed's rate cut expectations have weakened significantly. Recently, the US dollar index and US Treasury yields have soared across the board. Yesterday, the 10-year Treasury yield hit above 4%. Today, non-US currencies rebounded across the board, especially the yen's rebound, leading to a sharp sell-off in Asia-Pacific markets.Second, Chinese assets have surged recently. Whether it's Hong Kong stocks, FTSE A50 futures, or ETFs of Chinese assets listed overseas, they've all seen high returns. Yesterday, A50 open interest hit an a

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On Monday (07 Oct) the market gave a negative bias throughout the entire session. Slight declines was seen on the major indices initially, which saw heavier declines in the afternoon. The S&P 500 settled with 0.96% lower, while NASDAQ fell by 1.18% and DJIA was down with 0.94% lower. Russell 2000 ended with a 0.8% loss. Profit-taking After Recent Strong Performance Trigger Sell-Off After the recent strong performance, we saw profit-taking activities which trigger the sell-off. Major indices were near record highs, buoyed by a robust September jobs report. Additionally, geopolitical concerns regarding potential tensions between Israel and Iran contributed to the negative sentiment. This led to a significant rise in oil prices, with WTI crude oil futures climbing 3.7% to $77.18 per bar