Led by the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$, all major U.S. stock indexes have risen almost continuously over the past month - with gains generally as high as about 8-10% in November.The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ gained 8.9% in November, the 18th biggest monthly advance since 1950. and this was the 10th-best month for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ in nearly 40 years.A review of some of the reasons for the rise in U.S. stocks in November:1.Macro interest rate environment easingThe market is optimistic that interest rates have peaked and the Federal Reserve will shift to easing policies. Indicators such as the $USD Index(USDindex.FOREX)$ an

Under the impact of the Israeli-Hamas conflict, market risk aversion sentiment is relatively evident. In addition to the sharp rise in oil prices $Gold - main 2312(GCmain)$ , the prices of gold $Gold - main 2312(GCmain)$ and silver $Silver - main 2312(SImain)$ have also gapped up, while the US stock indices $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ are trending downwards, and US bond prices $10-YR T-NOTE - main 2312(ZNmain)$ rebound.Still recommend to take profits of oil at $94?United States is likely to take significant actions on the supply side to suppress oil prices. However, the ina

Gold prices have been under pressure for the past two months, reaching a new low at USD $1,885 on August 21st.The correction that began in May is still ongoing, with the bears struggling to push prices significantly below USD $1,900.The seasonal pattern for gold suggests caution and patience until mid-December, while the daily chart shows potential for a bullish move above USD $1,930.Above USD $1,985 the market will shift its focus on a breakout to new all-time highs. In late April, we timely warned about a topping process in the gold market and expected prices to pull back towards USD $1,900 over the following weeks. On June 29th, with gold reaching an intraday low at USD $1,893, we turned bullish. After a nice bounce back towards USD $1,987, we urged some caution and expected another pu

Hello, everyone.Today I bring you the latest on hot U.S. stocks and cryptocurrencies:SILVER $Silver - main 2309(SImain)$ - Strong Trend LineXAGUSD: SILVER - Strong Trend LineStrong Trend Line in white for Silver I expect rare metals to perform well if a recession occurs. Price sitting right above the strong trend line. Bullish on this Weekly timeframe.Structural Similarities - TOTAL2TOTAL2: Structural Similarities - TOTAL2The formation we are seeing now which is a potential bottom is similar in my eyes to what was seen before the massive moonshot on total2 post 2016 will there be a follow up run? I am very bullish right now on TOTAL2 and cryptocurrency.SPX $S&P 500(.SPX)$ - RecessionSPX: SPX - R

As of August 16th, $DJIA(.DJI)$ has declined by 1.72% since the beginning of August, $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ has fallen by 4.98%, and $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has dropped by 3.29%, putting an end to five consecutive months of gains.Major indices’ pullback reinforces August curseAugust curse in the context of the stock market refers toa historical trend where the month of August tends to be associated with stock market declines or increased market volatility.Historically, July has been a bullish month for the stock market, but as August approaches, market volatility tends to rise.Market awaiting dovish news?The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will host the 2023 Econo

#Must Read, #Industries,#Stocks,#ETFs that may benefit from future recession.🎁 Invite Tigers joining to comment to win prizes[Miser]Recently, the Fed raises interest rates, or stops raising interest rates, the US debt ceiling crisis, recession crisis and etc fills in the market.Disclaimer: The content in this article comes from public information and is for exchange and discussion only, not as direct investment advice.Latest recession news in 24 hours1. What is Recession？Typically, there are some signs of a recession as followed:Generally speaking, During an economic recession, all consumption and investment will be conservative, people may lose their jobs, and business performance declines. The debt ratio, default rate and bankruptcy rate increase, and even the property market bubble, ban