Asian Stocks Rally After U.S. Shares Hit Record: Markets Wrap

Bloomberg2021-04-02

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks climbed Friday after U.S. shares reached a record on optimism about a stimulus-fueled economic recovery. Trading should be light with holidays across the region. Japan and ...

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  • doky
    2021-04-05
    doky
    Sure la
  • CubTrader
    2021-04-05
    CubTrader
    Go go 
  • Joyus
    2021-04-05
    Joyus
    [強] 
  • EstherPang
    2021-04-05
    EstherPang
    Well done
  • lukecyb
    2021-04-03
    lukecyb
    Making community post please like and comment
  • TraderNeo
    2021-04-02
    TraderNeo
    How not to be bullish? We have a recovering economy fuelled by massive stimulus checks, growing employment numbers, improved consumer sentiment and soon to be trillions of infrastructure upgrades! Perhaps some have been priced in that contributed to the first quarter surge in the markets, but I say the risk is more towards the upside than the downside..
    • TraderNeo: 
      I want to believe that it’s overextended, but the overly positive market sentiment and new highs keep proving my belief wrong! ?
    • TraderNeo: 
      corrections are healthy and normal so yes i do expect a correction but as long as the market sentiment remains this positive, count me in as a buyer ?
    • 超群yibo: 
      Big correction waiting ahead..
    • Kaixiang: 
      Is the current run overextended?
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